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This, I'd take all the originals over any real world tracks.I just want most of the originals back
This, I'd take all the originals over any real world tracks.I just want most of the originals back
I use this link https://gt7info.gt-mod.site/ticket-rewards.html to go directly to the rewards section.
This has all of the odds for the different ticket tiers and their rewards.
Good luck. For me is waiting for invites to Citroen GT and Pagani Huayra. Damn ticket system...Don't mine me just making this post for future reference.
There are 5 cars in this game that i wanna own and drive the must i already have 2 and can buy the 3rd but then there are 2 left and that's what this post is about.
From this post i wanna see how long it'll be before i get the chance to buy one or both cars.
The 5 cars are
1. McLaren p1 gtr - Done
2. Toyota gr10 hypercar - done
3. Toyota ts050 p1 hybrid - can buy now
4. McLaren F1 1994 - Timer starts now.
5. Ferrari fxx-k - Timer starts now.
Estoril is not Portugal's main course anymore. Now its autodromo internacional algarve. Its featured in project cars 2 and 3.There are still plenty of active old school tracks they could add.
Sonoma
Lime Rock Park
Mid-Ohio
Road America
Road Atlanta
Sebring
Virginia
Circuit Gilles Villenueve
Mont-Tremblant
Mosport
Curitiba
Anglesey
Cadwell
Castle Combe
Croft
Donington
Knockhill
Mallory
Oulton Park
Snetterton
Thruxton
Zolder
Brno
Dijon
Magny-Cours
Pau
Norisring
Oschersleben
Sachsenring
Enna Pergusa
Imola
Misano
Mugello
Vallelunga
Varano
TT Assen
Zandvoort
Estoril
Jarama
Anderstorp
Mantorp
Sugo
Okayama
Albert Park
Calder
Sandown
Winton
Barbagallo
Ruapuna
A lot of those tracks are very Gran Turismo, and very fun. Pretty much all built in the 1970s or earlier with a few modern modifications to some.
Already got my voteSo GT7 to the surprise of i think everyone got 2 nominations for The Game Awards:
- Best Audio Design
- Best Sports/Racing Game
I hear you.Good luck. For me is waiting for invites to Citroen GT and Pagani Huayra. Damn ticket system...
I know, I was listing old classic courses. Algarve is new. One of the better modern tracks though, for sure.Estoril is not Portugal's main course anymore. Now its autodromo internacional algarve. Its featured in project cars 2 and 3.
There are still plenty of active old school tracks they could add.
Sonoma
Lime Rock Park
Mid-Ohio
Road America
Road Atlanta
Sebring
Virginia
Circuit Gilles Villenueve
Mont-Tremblant
Mosport
Curitiba
Anglesey
Cadwell
Castle Combe
Croft
Donington
Knockhill
Mallory
Oulton Park
Snetterton
Thruxton
Zolder
Brno
Dijon
Magny-Cours
Pau
Norisring
Oschersleben
Sachsenring
Enna Pergusa
Imola
Misano
Mugello
Vallelunga
Varano
TT Assen
Zandvoort
Estoril
Jarama
Anderstorp
Mantorp
Sugo
Okayama
Albert Park
Calder
Sandown
Winton
Barbagallo
Ruapuna
A lot of those tracks are very Gran Turismo, and very fun. Pretty much all built in the 1970s or earlier with a few modern modifications to some.
I would be very very happy if Algarve ever came to gt7.I know, I was listing old classic courses. Algarve is new. One of the better modern tracks though, for sure.
That's a shame, not many historic tracks left in Brazil then after they got rid of Jacarepaguá for the Olympics as well.Unfortunately, Curitiba is no more. The land was sold for real estate development, and the structures are already down. I got lucky to work there twice before the closure, including a win. But I agree with pretty much of that list btw.
It's up-to-date.I use this link https://gt7info.gt-mod.site/ticket-rewards.html to go directly to the rewards section.
It's a fantastic resource but might need updating since we are now on v1.25 and I suspect the odds may have changed although my sample of 33 tickets may be too small at the moment to fully check.
I started logging Marathon Ticket activity since October 12th, a week before the update and I have never seen a 1, 2 or 5 star ticket. The odds would suggest I should have seen 3 across these categories. The 3, 4 & 6 odds are within 1 ticket of what I have seen. All these stats refer to Lv20+ if anyone else wants to contribute Lv20+ stats from last month.
My 1/2/3/4/5/6* marathon ticket volumes are 0/0/11/20/0/2
This mostly speaks to how bad a year for games 2022 was.So GT7 to the surprise of i think everyone got 2 nominations for The Game Awards:
- Best Audio Design
- Best Sports/Racing Game
What do you mean by that? Are those parts you cant buy in the tune shop?I got my fourth Stroke Up S for the NSX Type R '02 today. I'm really starting to wonder if we'll be able to auction off cars that are equipped with these special parts for more credits...
Yeah, there's plenty of 'em. Check the Special Parts thread in the Tuning subforum for more info. (And no, there aren't any for the P1.)What do you mean by that? Are those parts you cant buy in the tune shop?
We need more original classic GT tracks and city tracks than Tokyo Expressway (if it's called a city track)There are still plenty of active old school tracks they could add.
Sonoma
Lime Rock Park
Mid-Ohio
Road America
Road Atlanta
Sebring
Virginia
Circuit Gilles Villenueve
Mont-Tremblant
Mosport
Curitiba
Anglesey
Cadwell
Castle Combe
Croft
Donington
Knockhill
Mallory
Oulton Park
Snetterton
Thruxton
Zolder
Brno
Dijon
Magny-Cours
Pau
Norisring
Oschersleben
Sachsenring
Enna Pergusa
Imola
Misano
Mugello
Vallelunga
Varano
TT Assen
Zandvoort
Estoril
Jarama
Anderstorp
Mantorp
Sugo
Okayama
Albert Park
Calder
Sandown
Winton
Barbagallo
Ruapuna
A lot of those tracks are very Gran Turismo, and very fun. Pretty much all built in the 1970s or earlier with a few modern modifications to some.
The FTO was my starter car in GT2 and GT4, I can't remember if it was avaiallbe to start with in GT1 and GT5.Oh great, now we have a Mitsubishi FTO on The Crew 2. Just a few things in life annoy me more than seeing a car which has become an icon over the years because of GT, not currently featured in the series, and instead being brought back in another racing game. These are the types of cars that should've never left the franchise. Bravo Polyphony.
I remember when The Crew 1 first released with, like, 2 Nissans and no other Japanese cars.Oh great, now we have a Mitsubishi FTO on The Crew 2. Just a few things in life annoy me more than seeing a car which has become an icon over the years because of GT, not currently featured in the series, and instead being brought back in another racing game. These are the types of cars that should've never left the franchise. Bravo Polyphony.
This. I understand people don’t want to buy in to other racing games because they’re not Gran Turismo. I understand the loyalty. I also understand the flaws of games that are not Gran Turismo, but I tell you, people are missing out on so many other tracks. Just to experience them. Algarve is an awesome location.Estoril is not Portugal's main course anymore. Now its autodromo internacional algarve. Its featured in project cars 2 and 3.
Bentley or the Audi R10 appeared in GT saga and are already premium cars in GT5 and GT6 and obviously both are more faster cars than the Nissan LMP and Porsche 962As far as the "staple" groups go, I wonder if we could break them down into more comparable groups of cars? For example, Gr.1 doesn't just have the Group C racers, but also the mid-10s/early-20s prototypes, and the latter group has been seen in at least one GTWS Nations Cup round.
So let me offer my personal breakdown of Gr.1:
1. Late 80s/early 90s Group C (~1988 to ~1992)
Mazda 787B
Mercedes-Benz Sauber C9
Nissan R92CP
Jaguar XJR-9
Porsche 962C
2. Late-00s/early-10s LMP1 (~2010 to ~2012)
Audi R18 TDi '11
Peugeot 908
Toyota TS030
3. Mid-10s to present Prototypes (~2015 to present)
Audi R18
Nissan GT-R LM Nismo
Porsche 919
Toyota TS050
Toyota GR010
Given this breakdown, I don't think we'll see may (if any) Group C racers from the early to mid-80s, like the Lancia LC2. But I do think that there's still a lot of potential to see more cars join Gr.1, through these sub-groups - and especially via the supposed IMSA partnership. Respectively, here were my ideas for each sub-group.
1.
Alfa Romeo SE048SP
Aston Martin AMR1
Nissan R89C
Peugeot 905
Toyota 88C-V
Toyota TS010
2.
Dome S102.5
Radical SR10 '08
3.
Acura ARX-06
[Alpine LMDh]
BMW M Hybrid V8
Cadillac V-LMDh
Ferrari 499P
Ginetta G60-LT-P1
[Lamborghini LMDh]
Peugeot 9X8
Porsche 963
Of course, we cannot forget the fact that LMGTP and/or LMP900 cars would also likely go into Gr.1, such as the famed Toyota GT-One, Bentley Speed 8, and the BMW V12 LMR. It would also seem likely that newer prototypes that may not be from the WEC but rather IMSA would go here, too, like the Nissan Onroak DPi and the Mazda RT24-P. Of course, I'd love to see the return of the original Audi R8 prototype, too, as it's the namesake of the road car.
A better way to organise them would be as follows:As far as the "staple" groups go, I wonder if we could break them down into more comparable groups of cars? For example, Gr.1 doesn't just have the Group C racers, but also the mid-10s/early-20s prototypes, and the latter group has been seen in at least one GTWS Nations Cup round.
So let me offer my personal breakdown of Gr.1:
1. Late 80s/early 90s Group C (~1988 to ~1992)
Mazda 787B
Mercedes-Benz Sauber C9
Nissan R92CP
Jaguar XJR-9
Porsche 962C
2. Late-00s/early-10s LMP1 (~2010 to ~2012)
Audi R18 TDi '11
Peugeot 908
Toyota TS030
3. Mid-10s to present Prototypes (~2015 to present)
Audi R18
Nissan GT-R LM Nismo
Porsche 919
Toyota TS050
Toyota GR010
Given this breakdown, I don't think we'll see may (if any) Group C racers from the early to mid-80s, like the Lancia LC2. But I do think that there's still a lot of potential to see more cars join Gr.1, through these sub-groups - and especially via the supposed IMSA partnership. Respectively, here were my ideas for each sub-group.
1.
Alfa Romeo SE048SP
Aston Martin AMR1
Nissan R89C
Peugeot 905
Toyota 88C-V
Toyota TS010
2.
Dome S102.5
Radical SR10 '08
3.
Acura ARX-06
[Alpine LMDh]
BMW M Hybrid V8
Cadillac V-LMDh
Ferrari 499P
Ginetta G60-LT-P1
[Lamborghini LMDh]
Peugeot 9X8
Porsche 963
Of course, we cannot forget the fact that LMGTP and/or LMP900 cars would also likely go into Gr.1, such as the famed Toyota GT-One, Bentley Speed 8, and the BMW V12 LMR. It would also seem likely that newer prototypes that may not be from the WEC but rather IMSA would go here, too, like the Nissan Onroak DPi and the Mazda RT24-P. Of course, I'd love to see the return of the original Audi R8 prototype, too, as it's the namesake of the road car.
The 60’s and 70’s Can-Am cars would fit right in,too.Yes, more Group C cars please!
The link I posted is where the ticket info used to be, now it contains the link you posted with updated information instead of putting everything on one cluttered page.I use this link https://gt7info.gt-mod.site/ticket-rewards.html to go directly to the rewards section.
It's a fantastic resource but might need updating since we are now on v1.25 and I suspect the odds may have changed although my sample of 33 tickets may be too small at the moment to fully check.
I started logging Marathon Ticket activity since October 12th, a week before the update and I have never seen a 1, 2 or 5 star ticket. The odds would suggest I should have seen 3 across these categories. The 3, 4 & 6 odds are within 1 ticket of what I have seen. All these stats refer to Lv20+ if anyone else wants to contribute Lv20+ stats from last month.
My 1/2/3/4/5/6* marathon ticket volumes are 0/0/11/20/0/2
You should try playing Sonic Frontiers thenI just realized that between Sport and 7, I’ve been playing GT for the last ~4.5 years without playing anything else in-between.
I think I’d be happier if I tried playing something else at this point.
Which is outrageous. We’ve had the Mitsubishi Galant GTO and Isuzu Bellett for three games, neither as iconic as the Savanna, but not one R100-RX4.The Crew 2 and Forza also have the Mazda RX-3, a Japanese icon that has never appeared in GT.
Wait, not even in GT2 ?The Crew 2 and Forza also have the Mazda RX-3, a Japanese icon that has never appeared in GT.