Gran Turismo 7: Latest news and discussion thread
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I'm not against casuals. It's just that it's weird that making all the cars available in Arcade takes more precedence than improving the AI.
I understand his point, but why would it be an ideal trade-off? Can't that be at least set that aside and improve the AI first?
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that is big insult to the developers in PD that modeled cars, designing tracks and engineered the physics in the game.
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overrated reviews? Empty GT nothing new sorry i will buy 3/1 price when discount maybe i won't . im so dissapointed
Did you wait 9 years for afew car modelling? All True GT games 10x better than this upgraded GTsport game.
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It happens everytime a new GT get's released, certain users resurface purely to troll. Don't feed it.
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I'm not a troll this is reality check my profile. Troll hunter
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The cup holder 😀
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With regards to the AI, I would agree with you and say that should take priority.
I don't think I said that I thought you were against casuals, just pointing out that you were making assumptions about the preferences they would have.
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You need therapy and healing.
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You're right about this. You'll want to keep making more and more project cars, much like what I always do in past Gran Turismo games, and even Forza, but a 1,000-car garage limit just hinders this idea, sadly. Say, that out of the 424 cars in the game (and still many more yet to come in updates), these duplicates will take up a lot of space, and sadly, Polyphony will have to update the garage limit to an even larger number. This was also the problem with Forza nowadays.
No it wouldn't, if the idea of eventually having all the cars available in the Arcade Modes as rental cars would be similar to GT4. You start off with a handful (GT4's reach was extensive, by 240 cars, roughly a third of the total car count), then you unlock all the rest from collecting and obtaining cars in many different ways in the career mode.
And with all of them as rental cars, you shouldn't have to worry about their performance degrading (such as needing an oil change, engine overhaul, or a restoration of body rigidity). But you are limited to car-specific default colors and liveries, as well as set-up tuning, in which it wouldn't be in full as compared to buying them in the career mode, because they're rental vehicles. They should also disable earning credits and Daily Workout progress driving them, given that fact.
But of course, they shouldn't forget the option to use our Garage cars too, because, well, besides every car in the game at your disposal, you'll want to use your project cars as well, so that the possibilities are endless.
Well didn't I say they should go to the GT4 method of where, if you buy or obtain a car at least once, it should be permanently unlocked as a rental car in the Arcade Modes with all its default colors/liveries available for use? And yes, of course the campaign mode is the meat of the game, as you have to play through it to unlock everything, from all the tracks to the features, but this should also include the cars as well.
Not just in your own garage, but also in the Arcade Modes, if some players only want to play casually. But that being said, you still have to work around the campaign mode to get all of that, so you still have to play in the campaign mode.
Having seen what GT Sophy can do, this type of AI could make races extremely hard to win if weaponized against the player in the campaign mode. Hopefully it will be an option, but other than that,
It was never fine. GT4 had arguably the best Arcade Mode car selection in the series, simply because in theory, like I said earlier, you can have all the cars in the game available there once you've collected a majority of the cars at least once, but you start off with at least a sizeable portion of the car list, as mentioned before.
Having been used to playing Forza for years, and watched a lot of GT4 videos, as well as played it very late, that's where I came to this realization, especially with every succeeding game, where GT5 only had 50 rental cars, no cars ever get unlocked, and it gets worse in GT6 with only 20, and GT Sport with only eight. Not being able to unlock all the rest just really makes it dull and lifeless.
Too challenging, and it could cause a problem for many players. It's as if the people here are all requesting for an AI that's extremely difficult to beat, and mark my words when GT Sophy arrives in the game and frustrates you.
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Hmm... The size of the FORD GT logo on the side seems to be the same as that of the road car, but only the stripes are thicker...
I don't like it to be honest. I hoped that the stripes remain the same, too.
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What people on here need to realise is that just because the majority of this forum and die-hard fans want better AI, doesn't mean the wider audience in it's whoever many millions is going to be too concerned with the AI racing like Lewis-Alain Verstappenmacher.
That wider audience doesn't typically tie difficulty with quality, and will lose interest in a game if they're continually being stomped by bots.
I want better AI too, but at the same time I realise that the better AI might driver the larger audience away.
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