Gran Turismo 7: Latest news and discussion thread
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- Stoneyhome
1. Never played, don't know
2. Absofrigginlutely this. Or go back to mileage points like GTS and get the paints that way.
3. I can't remember exactly what happens at each stage, but I guess the early stages (taking out rear seats sort of thing) could be reversible. It's just easier for PD if it isn't, plus they get to sell you ballast. Later stages involving things like chopping out a steel roof and replacing it with aluminium, not so much.
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- GTP_Famine
You can also buy the F150, but since you win it from that Menu Book... no point
It's not classical music. It's "Nocturne", written by Paul Mauriat in 1966, and performed by "Paul Mauriat and His Grand Orchestra":
Taken from emula's forum. Supra's livery is a bit jaggy while model was improved by small amount. whoa that R5 was atrocious even for PS2/P standards models were downgraded. Wierd that they updated few random standards like Vectra but kept these PS1 level models.
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- ZlaysBiH
I checked other gr3 cars when I'm driving there is no flames and the opponents has it...bug or not it sucks big time...add this to massively reduced other effects like smoke and dirt and water spray...s**t it's a massive graphical downgrade for sure...
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Finally can compete again in Sport mode! So glad they brought back BoP races!!!
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Weight reduction is kinda permanent IRL
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- Stoneyhome
It's even more annoying when you consider that the different silencers and brakes are modelled but they can't take the rear seats out of the interior. Which somebody had to put there in the first place.This is something I wish was visually represented tbh, even if the work would be monstrous. It's a little jarring when you've done a full or like, 3/4 weight reduction on a street car in the game and it still has a full interior.
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Instead of having all these legendary cars, I wished they focused on updating the car roster a bit. Yes there are a few cars from the last 2-3 years that have been added but a huge chunk of the cars in this game are mostly 2015 and older which are basically recycled from GT Sport. Why have Tesla when all you're gonna have in game is a 2012 P85? Or maybe updating a lot of the GR. 3 cars with more current GT cars? We're still driving around in a 458 GR.3 when there's an F8 Tributo in game. Another example is how the newest Mclaren roadcar we have in game is a 650S.
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I'm not 100% sure if the seats and such are actually modeled separately from the interior trim and such or if it's all one big mesh tbh. That said it's quite amusing that when you add a roll cage to the AE86, where the rear down tubes meet the rear seat bolsters, they've modeled in a plastic grommet to the seat for the tube to pass through.
This should have been expected and is all on you. They won't throw a Gr.3 race in official capacity with full tuned out of spec cars.
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Hello, I just subscribed to the forum, I would ask if anyone encountered data loss. Apparently, it happened also before 1.07 but after the server status was restored I saw like 20 people on reddit reporting that they lost everything after logging back in, or logging back in after being disconnected somehow. Sounds bad and I wonder how to report this bug to the developers despite sending it on twitter. This is the issue Im talking about
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That's the question really. Did they model the bits of the interiors, in which case they ought to able to remove bits, or is it just one big mesh (steering wheel excepted)? In which case, the version with a roll cage is also a complete mesh but a totally different one. I guess it comes down to which is the most efficient.I'm not 100% sure if the seats and such are actually modeled separately from the interior trim and such or if it's all one big mesh tbh. That said it's quite amusing that when you add a roll cage to the AE86, where the rear down tubes meet the rear seat bolsters, they've modeled in a plastic grommet to the seat for the tube to pass through.
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I don't know that much about how always online works, but I assume all your save data is stored with Sony, in the cloud, and should have nothing to do with hardware. Make sure you formally ask for support from PD/Sony. A phonecall would be what I'd do to start, there's most likely nothing anyone on here can do
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I'm not 100% sure if the seats and such are actually modeled separately from the interior trim and such or if it's all one big mesh tbh. That said it's quite amusing that when you add a roll cage to the AE86, where the rear down tubes meet the rear seat bolsters, they've modeled in a plastic grommet to the seat for the tube to pass through.
This should have been expected and is all on you. They won't throw a Gr.3 race in official capacity with full tuned out of spec cars.
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Hahaha just checked my profile and I've driven 48 hours on track since launch.
Credits earnt is a measly 14 million. Not even enough for one of the new legends cars. Incredible.
This'll come from mostly doing custom races & sport mode, which both pay a grand total of Basically Nothing
Credits earnt is a measly 14 million. Not even enough for one of the new legends cars. Incredible.
This'll come from mostly doing custom races & sport mode, which both pay a grand total of Basically Nothing
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I don't see how? If I take off the hood/bonnet and replace it with a carbon one, what's stopping me from taking off the carbon one and putting back on the factory one? Same goes for racing seats, racing driving wheels, etc.
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- oldbusanubis
That might be the case in reality however GT doesn't seem to visually simulate any of that... so the whole concept of weight reduction in GT doesn't make logical sense. Which is why I hardly ever use that feature. And when I do use it it's usually only upgrade stage one, which I then buy a ballast and add about 80-90 percent of the weight back. Why? because I like to simulate the weight reduction of my cars that visually have bumpers removed and/or a carbon hood... if that makes sense.
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It's a very "deep level" change, you're not simply removing parts and tearing interiors out, you're actually replacing a lot of the materials being used in the car and changing the "fittings" which held the previous parts in-place to the point you can't actually reverse those changes.
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