Gran Turismo 7: Latest news and discussion thread
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It really all depends. I grew up playing NES. It was my second console and the best games were often the most challenging. But somewhere along the line, games became easy. But I think AAA devs are maybe starting to realize that there is a big market for challenging games, as FromSoft's sales numbers imply.
But as gaming becomes even more popular, the more players join in who just don't want to "work" for the dopamine. My brother and his friend are two such examples. They fell into the hype, spent their hard earned on a PS5 and bought multiple sports games. Now their consoles are just decorations because they can't cope with multiple buttons and the idea of "get good".
Does anyone else wish the rain meter was blue instead of white?
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I agree 100% with you. My point was more kind of saying , we should all get the difficulty level we want. As far I am concerned I stopped playing Demons Souls after the 1st dungeon because it's just too much damn work, I don't thave the time or skills for this game lol.
So hearing once again "most people are fine with the AI" , that was too much for me =)
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I have some questions:
1) Is it really true that there aren't any endurance races?
2) Is career made of only 100 single races? Or it was 100+ racing events/championships of multiple races each like GT4? I'm confused there
3) Is there tyre wear, mechanical damage and fuel in career mode races? Can you turn them off or on?
4) Are there special events?
5) Are there one make races and NASCAR?
Besides, it seems that even if some of the listed things aren't there, such could probably be added with future updates.
1) Is it really true that there aren't any endurance races?
2) Is career made of only 100 single races? Or it was 100+ racing events/championships of multiple races each like GT4? I'm confused there
3) Is there tyre wear, mechanical damage and fuel in career mode races? Can you turn them off or on?
4) Are there special events?
5) Are there one make races and NASCAR?
Besides, it seems that even if some of the listed things aren't there, such could probably be added with future updates.
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I may give it another go indeed, it's probably still the most beautiful game on PS5 and unfortunely one of thos developed only for PS5 (with Ratchet, maybe others). I wish GT7 had been developed for PS5, it would look so much better...
But first I have Dying Light 2 which is really fun (and not that easy I'd say!) and starting friday , finally GT7!
On Demon Souls I stopped after I won Phalanx "alive" and then I started visited a bit the cathedral or whatever it's called, I stupidly fell for my death from the stairs. I was disgusted and never played again! I'll start again and choose the easiest class, if there is one.
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Based on SuperGT's review which I've just seen:
1) Outside of custom races and missions, not sure but there might be some that are unlocked later on.
2) There appears to be a lot there gets unlocked the further you go in.
3) There is tyre wear and fuel, but he didn't really mention damage.
4 & 5) He didn't really mention.
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I've heard it mentioned that dying in the Nexus after defeating a boss and regaining your corporeal form is the way to go. Something to do with world tendency.
I think GT7 will not disappoint in visuals. I'd say it would be the physics and maybe AI being held back by the PS4 version but, as we all know, Sony first party games employ wizardry. Polyphony is no exception. Horizon Forbidden West constantly stuns my senses, btw, despite being a cross-gen game. Surely there are limitations but I think the graphics of the game aren't as affected as other aspects.
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What are you doing here if you don't like those talking about some critically important aspects of the game. Maybe your "thing" is time attack , well good for you, some of us here like racing against opponents.
What about most reviewers having a massive conflict to interest to deal with and having to rub the industry the right way, especially a few days before release date... It's like those movie critics attending premieres of Wonder Woman 1984 and claiming "wow best movie ever"
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Forza sells a lot but is generally agreed upon to have bad AI.
Thought you were ignoring me in case I cooked your dog?
Anyway I don't know how you run your business but I don't just assume because someone bought something they're entirely happy with every aspect of it.
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You're equating good AI to simply being fast and kicking ass. If people buy Gt because they want a racing game then good AI that caters to all skill levels is esssntial. The stuff people come up with to defend atrocious AI by the biggest player in the segment is astonishing.
He/she is stating that they know your whole political views and are a much holier and righteous human being than Yourself based off one comment regarding a video game whilst confirming they are incredibly judgmental which one could say highlights their own political view by being triggered by the three letters NPC. Hope that helps.
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