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Is there anyway of making the c8 sound like the zo6?
My god, that sounds so much better than the C8.
Is there anyway of making the c8 sound like the zo6?
Of course they do, the time is from commencing work on the asset and the asset being finished, not being sort of finished but not ready to put into the game yet.Weird if they don't count QA as part of production.
Huh this sounds interesting. Honestly forgot the wishlist was a thing in this game'Used Cars' and 'Legend Cars' Content Notice - Information - Gran Turismo 7 - gran-turismo.com
From 23 December, the most popular cars from all players' Wishlists will be available to purchase at the 'Used Cars' and 'Legend Cars' dealerships. These additi...www.gran-turismo.com
I think he's said this every generation so far except PS1, and it hasn't been true yet. We're getting to a point in graphical fidelity that it might be legit, the diminishing returns from reworking things is getting smaller and smaller but at the same time, who knows what new tech will come out and require redoing the models.You say again, but we're two games into 3D models built to this standard. Even the PS5 isn't powerful enough to display full LOD photomode models in-game. That's not to say there isn't room for improvements. But the days of full re-modelling seem to be over. The next major graphical leap will be improvements to lighting and more efficient ways to reproduce environments.
Think it's always been AMG. Always had AMG prefix anyway.A couple of errors:
1. It's probably been mentioned but when you complete the Bugatti book it mentions the Veyron runs on a W18 engine. But then later says the Chiron's W16 engine is an upgraded version.
2. The AMG GT3's headlights can be turned completely off. In every other car I've driven, when you go to "turn off" the headlights at night they just dim. The AMG GT3's just turn completely off. Which is scary when you're in the middle of the Spa 1-hour race...in the middle of the night and you flash a slow-moving car and your lights turn off.
3. Not an error but I noticed the CLK-LM is now in AMG instead of Mercedes-Benz. Don't know when that happened or if it was ever with Benz, but I could have sworn it was.
We can turn off lights?A couple of errors:
1. It's probably been mentioned but when you complete the Bugatti book it mentions the Veyron runs on a W18 engine. But then later says the Chiron's W16 engine is an upgraded version.
2. The AMG GT3's headlights can be turned completely off. In every other car I've driven, when you go to "turn off" the headlights at night they just dim. The AMG GT3's just turn completely off. Which is scary when you're in the middle of the Spa 1-hour race...in the middle of the night and you flash a slow-moving car and your lights turn off.
3. Not an error but I noticed the CLK-LM is now in AMG instead of Mercedes-Benz. Don't know when that happened or if it was ever with Benz, but I could have sworn it was.
Its actually been that way since release from what I remember seeing. Makes sense though as it was developed and built by AMG as well as raced in period under "AMG Mercedes".3. Not an error but I noticed the CLK-LM is now in AMG instead of Mercedes-Benz. Don't know when that happened or if it was ever with Benz, but I could have sworn it was.
Think the other one which caused debate around the manufacturer was the BMW/McClaren f1 car.Its actually been that way since release from what I remember seeing. Makes sense though as it was developed and built by AMG as well as raced in period under "AMG Mercedes".
My theory on that one is down to its actual owner: BMW. Because it was run as a Factory car AND its still owned and maintained by them, its licensed as a BMW and not just as a Mclaren (This is also the case with two Short Tail Mclaren F1s in the BMW Motorsports livery).Think the other one which caused debate around the manufacturer was the BMW/McClaren f1 car.
With the 25th anniversary of gt I was thinking about this car 1 of the most beloved and iconic gt cars ever do you guys think it'll every come back?
I remember back in gt3 -gt4 days I always thought of this car as the ferrari of gt before ferrari got added.
I don't think anyone really thought PS2 level models had much long-term worth. With PS3, models reached a very acceptable standard and could still pass in current-gen games. But on closer inspection, still clearly game assets, particularly zoomed into finer details. With todays models photorealism has been achieved in photomode, we'll be onto PS6 before that quality of model is used in gameplay. Power resources will be much more effectively used with improved, more dynamic, environments, and full ray-tracing in future titles.I think he's said this every generation so far except PS1, and it hasn't been true yet. We're getting to a point in graphical fidelity that it might be legit, the diminishing returns from reworking things is getting smaller and smaller but at the same time, who knows what new tech will come out and require redoing the models.
I'd be more inclined to believe him if he hadn't been crying wolf since 2005. I hope it's true, but I'll believe it when I see it.
I believe BMW funded the long-tail car, they even wanted to use a V8TT to replace the V12. Ironically when they entered LMP900 they stuck with the V12, even though it wasn't ideal for packaging.My theory on that one is down to its actual owner: BMW. Because it was run as a Factory car AND its still owned and maintained by them, its licensed as a BMW and not just as a Mclaren (This is also the case with two Short Tail Mclaren F1s in the BMW Motorsports livery).
Most likely because Ragnarok doesn't really take advantage of the PS5 unlike GT7. It's a PS4 game first and foremost.Gt7 is on Digital Foundry best looking games of 2022 list (Ragnarok is not)
Apparently the Escudo that's in game no longer exists as a full car, but I imagine that Autobacs still have the car itself so if that's the case PD could just scan it or use CAD data, and since it was powered by a R34 engine they could just port the sound over.Does it even still exist? I know the car was acquired by Autobacs, but that's last time I heard or saw anything about it.
Regardless of whether any players believed it, Polyphony did to the point that they used them again on the next generation of hardware. Twice. There were PS2 assets in a game that released in 2013 and they thought that was perfectly acceptable.I don't think anyone really thought PS2 level models had much long-term worth.
Absolutely. But they still felt the need to rework them for GTS. My personal opinion is that the PS3 premium max level of detail is still well in excess of what's required in 2022, and that after that it's strongly diminishing returns. But the PS3->PS4 transition is a big part of why I don't assume that Polyphony thinks like I do.With PS3, models reached a very acceptable standard and could still pass in current-gen games.
Maybe. The same thing could be said of the PS3 generation. If I go back and look through the GT5 photomode galleries, the cars are fine. Where the shots aren't photorealistic it's more down to the lighting and the environment than the car models.With todays models photorealism has been achieved in photomode, we'll be onto PS6 before that quality of model is used in gameplay.
Look, I agree. I think PS3 premium models are more than enough for a game like Gran Turismo, and I'd much rather see modelling and computational resources spent on things other than having a car that is 3% prettier. I think the game is better off with more detailed and complex environments, better lighting or even just bigger fields of cars.Power resources will be much more effectively used with improved, more dynamic, environments, and full ray-tracing in future titles.
But Horizon Forbidden West was named by DF to have the best graphics of 2022.Most likely because Ragnarok doesn't really take advantage of the PS5 unlike GT7. It's a PS4 game first and foremost.
https://tommykaira.co.jp/zz/Does it even still exist? I know the car was acquired by Autobacs, but that's last time I heard or saw anything about it.
Horizon FW also took advantage of the PS5's power. All Ragnarok did for the PS5 was add slightly better textures.But Horizon Forbidden West was named by DF to have the best graphics of 2022.
Not sure pd took advantage of ps5 seeing 2d trees :d but still think deserved to be on listMost likely because Ragnarok doesn't really take advantage of the PS5 unlike GT7. It's a PS4 game first and foremost.