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Gran Turismo 7: Latest news and discussion thread
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...if you ain't helpin', I don't see point in your post. For me, every single GT game is pre-order, simply because I like the games... now situation as it is currently with all hardware, not just consoles is another story.
I've seen on PSN FAQ that there is option for 10$ upgrade from PS4 to PS5 game, but there is none for GT7 currently! And as it stands, I'm not willing to go for refund just because of that, if there is an option to get the game upgraded...
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I didn't know it was still 2006.
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Famitsu interview
――How did AI evolve in " GT7 "?
Yamauchi : I think AI is a part that is required to evolve forever. Compared to "Gran turismo SPORT", it is more aggressive and can run closer to the lap time set by humans. In addition, it is possible to act more accurately in complicated situations. There are various requirements such as competing with the player and not making the player feel uncomfortable, but we are evolving those parts. However, I don't think the status quo is perfect.
--About the difficulty setting. I understand that the design is friendly to beginners, but what are the considerations for hardcore users?
Yamauchi : In "GT7", you can choose from three difficulty levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced when you start the game. The initial setting is intermediate, but it may be a little unsatisfactory for those who have played the "GT" series so far. I hope that those who choose the advanced level.
――How did AI evolve in " GT7 "?
Yamauchi : I think AI is a part that is required to evolve forever. Compared to "Gran turismo SPORT", it is more aggressive and can run closer to the lap time set by humans. In addition, it is possible to act more accurately in complicated situations. There are various requirements such as competing with the player and not making the player feel uncomfortable, but we are evolving those parts. However, I don't think the status quo is perfect.
--About the difficulty setting. I understand that the design is friendly to beginners, but what are the considerations for hardcore users?
Yamauchi : In "GT7", you can choose from three difficulty levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced when you start the game. The initial setting is intermediate, but it may be a little unsatisfactory for those who have played the "GT" series so far. I hope that those who choose the advanced level.
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I had no clue warring was this intense in the Spanish community. I've never seen a channel this large with such a blatant selective bias before.
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Yeah, that's a common thing in this series. I don't think PD or Sony want to pay the licensing fee from Warner Bros to have the Road Runner on the wing.
but hey, you probably could replicate the logo with the livery editor if you wanted.
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This is actually goes way back to GT2. GT2 had the Road Runner in-game, but it was referred to as the "Plymouth Muscle Car" instead. Strangely, "Road Runner" does show up in the cars description.
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Not only that, you can even recreate the livery of the King from the first Cars (circa 2006).
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Yup. In addition to that, I think the Superbird logo included the "Muscle Car" name in it aswell.
Yup, there's going to definately be a lot of those Dinoco paint schemes around and probably a lot of Richard Petty's paint schemes in addition. Though I hope people with the livery editor will actually focus on the other Superbird NASCAR paints too.
I kinda like the gold and red paint that was on Richard Brickhouse's car for instance.
Welp, there's probably going to be no modern NASCAR in GT7, but people could do a single spec race with the Superbird at least.
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I know some people are complaining about the doubles of Integra, E30, Silvia and Civic and asking why they included those and not something like (insert car of your choosing). I think the simple answer is that those cars use mostly the same 3d models with some minor performance and visual changes and are included less to pad out the car roster and more to give a slight bit of realistic variety to the used car market. E30 M3 Sport Evolution is likely to be the more exclusive, expensive and rare find at the used car lot than the regular M3 thus giving a bit of choice between which you'd prefer to use your money on.
View them more like variants and less like new separate cars.
View them more like variants and less like new separate cars.
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...what difference does this make when this is basically the one hundred Skyline variants dressed up in a new skin? Sure seems like Polyphony are falling back into old habits.
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I loved what I saw and I think there is more to come.
What is the Daily Workout about?
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Eh, that never bothered me as I never saw it as something that detracted from the car list as a whole. It makes the variant you have seem a slight bit more unique and special. It only really came a problem when they talked about car lists and counted the variants as separate things which they seem to have avoided here as the game clears both the "400 unique types of car"* and "over 420 cars" barrier even while discounting those variants.
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In GT Sport if you drive the distance of a marathon (26.2 miles) in one calendar day you receive a gift car. It's called the Daily Workout.
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95% of the Skylines from GT4-6 that were Standard rehashes from GT4 were not special because Polyphony didn't even bother to model the differences, and in some circumstances, created models wholecloth to pump the car list artificially.
Moreover, what functional difference does having two Renault Sport Clios only seperated by model year serve other then to pad the car list? What does having two of the same M6 GT3's do other then padding the car list?
It is absolutely silly, and could have been used to add a few more cars that were actually unique and not simply the same car with a different name in the file directory.
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A bit foolish to think that slightly altering a car model and specs would have used the same resources as modeling an entirely different car, no?
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I do dislike the padding but a couple of slightly different variants is harmless in my eyes and only serves to add a slight bit of variety to the used car market. Again this isn't an alternative to totally new cars as the amount of work required to scan a totally new car, simulate it's physics and implement it to the game isn't even comparable to giving the Integra a slight down grade and new bumpers. More than likely it's not even something handled by the same divisions.
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