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There are a few of them, 8 or so?the absence of the basic premise of Championships being 'all-in'.
World Circuits and then below the 3 regions is a list of events of strung together races.
There are a few of them, 8 or so?the absence of the basic premise of Championships being 'all-in'.
I feel you missed the rest of the post?There are a few of them, 8 or so?
World Circuits and then below the 3 regions is a list of events of strung together races.
Yes, improving in qualification, but also in the race itself. I don't know how much you improve gaining a pack when you know the AI is racing @80% for example.Improving on the qualification you mean?
Otherwise you could also improve during the race (of which there is evidently more when you start way back).
I dont recall how many of the other racing games are doing that, but I think in the current NFS you are either placed randomly, or always at the same spot per event.
In Grid Legends I am sure there was also no qualifications option.
And then some other games will always put you in the back because of reverse finish to starting grid order.
In my opinion this fixation on "I dont like chasing" is lost time, and starting at the front doesnt feel like racing but running away when you have a car inside the regulations, it generally will only be racing when you put sever handicaps on.
You improve as much as if they were driving at 100% when you "handicap your car" to 80%.I don't know how much you improve gaining a pack when you know the AI is racing @80% for example.
Maybe I did?I feel you missed the rest of the post?
They're not all-in though, hence my comment.But I still dont see where I did, these few events just "down there" that I mentioned are very short all-in championships with a point distribution per finishing position.
They are not many races per serious and only a handful, which is the problem I do see.
I get, this is the thing I was not aware of.You can restart any race without going back to Race 1 of the series, which is dumb.
Well.. No because the statement why you always start at the back is because "lower skilled players" could race other cars with the similar machinery. So why would that player also put himself in a disavantage to improve himself? Doesn't make sense i think.You improve as much as if they were driving at 100% when you "handicap your car" to 80%.
It is all the same, perspectively.
Wouldnt, but to them they would improve on the rear pack firstly, because they are slower than the leading pack, which again would be another improvement.Well.. No because the statement why you always start at the back is because "lower skilled players" could race other cars with the similar machinery. So why would that player also put himself in a disavantage to improve himself? Doesn't make sense i think.
That is correct.Wouldnt, but to them they would improve on the rear pack firstly, because they are slower than the leading pack, which again would be another improvement.
Why not? So a higher difficulty automatically means automatic gearing and no racing line for example? It should be possible to gradually improve your racing. If a difficulty is frustrating hard, people will give up.It just doesn't make sense for the game to have a higher difficulty setting AND beginner-friendly mechanics existing in the same environment, full-stop.
That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the observation that the 'rolling roadblocks' of the back markers are there to provide a challenge for less skilled players, and simultaneously there is the option to increase the difficult Easy -> Medium -> Hard doesn't make sense.Why not? So a higher difficulty automatically means automatic gearing and no racing line for example? It should be possible to gradually improve your racing. If a difficulty is frustrating hard, people will give up.
There seems to be another really terrible aspect from GT that didn't seem to ever change before, but they've gone 180 now. Like for example, car customization including paint chip system in GT5, but now GT has a great livery editor. Also car sounds which were vacuum cleaners before, but now it's anything but, with the flaw only being in the shifting sounds for now. May happen for AI when Sophy is actually utilized as hoped.The reasoning that the single player racing is bad is that PD had no intention in making it good in the first place, because most of Kaz's interest all along was the online racing component. He wanted Gran Turismo to become an online, eSports experience above all else.
It was why starting from GT5 that the offline single player component would start suffering while the online became the most appealing part about the game. Technically his desire for online racing fun can be seen further back from that with the GT4 online demo.
Of course I don't like that direction, I would prefer that we had both worlds with equal focus, but that's the reality I'm living in.
This won't be enough for Sophy part, I'd wish players get to race the most difficult version of them, so should be the 0-100 scale. And there are no differences in rewards which should happen for difficulty setting.This makes sense to me for the previous games where there were no difficulty options for career mode events specifically, only arcade mode.
But GT7 does have difficulty options for career mode now, with exception of the pepper events, licence tests and mission challenges.
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I could be wrong but I think this is the first time in the series that this feature exists, so maybe they might move away from that chase-the-rabbit difficulty formula in the future.
Maybe.
B-Spec is also an AI stuff, so it also depends on Sophy. Sophy is the intended AI for B-Spec if it returns too.B-Spec would be something i very much like in the game. But since there is no endurance races in GT7, i don't think it would serve a good purpose. Also B-Spec returning to series seems unlikely at this point.
As is said before, i think the AI will be much improved in the next GT game. Or maybe at least we will have the option to choose a difficulty (like Sophy)?
If you use a starting grid with the option for qualification, a lower skilled player can also race other cars and end up in the pack aswell. At least with this method you give players the option to improve instead of always having to start at the back.
Not too sure they've succeeded here... can't say I've ever seen a human randomly drop 15 mph like this.Sophy isn't specifically about being faster, but a more human-like opponent.
Not too sure they've succeeded here... can't say I've ever seen a human randomly drop 15 mph like this.
PD definitly overdid it with their unexplained and unexpected easymodes.Not too sure they've succeeded here... can't say I've ever seen a human randomly drop 15 mph like this.
Not too sure they've succeeded here... can't say I've ever seen a human randomly drop 15 mph like this.
The G27 steering wheel is not directly compatible with either PS4 or PS5 due to a change in the data transfer protocol between accessories and has not been sold since 2015.Does anyone else here still use the old Logitech G27 with this game?
Yeah this is why I ask. I’m a cheapskate and have been happily using my old G27 with a drivehub and it was fine up until the recent physics update. Now it’s basically un-useable. Well, very difficult more like. The brake pedal is the main thing, it seems to be either fully on or off with not much in between.The G27 steering wheel is not directly compatible with either PS4 or PS5 due to a change in the data transfer protocol between accessories and has not been sold since 2015.
However it can be used through third party adapters that require some configuration and are not the most recommended option.
In Grid Legends, you definitely don't have an option to qualify regardless of the mode you choose. What you do have for Custom Race is the ability to either randomize where you start (What I usually use for my youtube videos) or manually choose your position. Not sure if this was still the case for Project CARS 3, but in 2 you did have qualifying options in addition to the randomizing or manually choosing your start position. I think currently, the only racing games to still have qualifying are basically anything licensed (F1, ACC, LMU) and the latest Forza game (which you have the option to skip if I'm not mistaken).Improving on the qualification you mean?
Otherwise you could also improve during the race (of which there is evidently more when you start way back).
I dont recall how many of the other racing games are doing that, but I think in the current NFS you are either placed randomly, or always at the same spot per event.
In Grid Legends I am sure there was also no qualifications option.
And then some other games will always put you in the back because of reverse finish to starting grid order.
In my opinion this fixation on "I dont like chasing" is lost time, and starting at the front doesnt feel like racing but running away when you have a car inside the regulations, it generally will only be racing when you put sever handicaps on.
However, you only actually need to pass the two easiest licenses to progress in the game(Although hilarously, they also have licenses that depending on your skill level are just as punishing at brutal as past license tests so...Maybe you'll enjoy it if you like suffering?)
Two of the cars added last week were basically little more than reskins, however.They just added five cars though. That's two more than last month's update. Plus, it's cars members here suggested. PD are in a roll for delivering what cars players want(on this website anyway). E36, EG6, JGTC NSX, R31... Been a good year of cars added.
This has been a recurring theme since the beginning though. It doesn’t indicate anything special surrounding their current efforts.Two of the cars added last week were basically little more than reskins, however.
Still doesn't seem like slowing down though.Two of the cars added last week were basically little more than reskins, however.
And we've got 1 new circuit (not really new) in a year. Still waiting on the endurance races that were promised too.They just added five cars though. That's two more than last month's update. Plus, it's cars members here suggested. PD are in a roll for delivering what cars players want(on this website anyway). E36, EG6, JGTC NSX, R31... Been a good year of cars added.
Yeah, I've got nothing for that. Pikes Peak should have could have, if it's even on table, been "the one" for the year(got a month to go yet ).And we've got 1 new circuit (not really new) in a year. Still waiting on the endurance races that were promised too.
Oh yeah Pikes Peak. Those new Colorado scapes we got, were any of those similar to those promotional images from a while ago that seemed to feature a Pikes Peak like setting?Yeah, I've got nothing for that. Pikes Peak should have could have, if it's even on table, been "the one" for the year(got a month to go yet ).
As far as endurance races, I wonder what Kaz has up his sleeve. Could make a whole thread on speculation...
Just had a look through the Scapes and haven’t found any landscape from those teasers.Oh yeah Pikes Peak. Those new Colorado scapes we got, were any of those similar to those promotional images from a while ago that seemed to feature a Pikes Peak like setting?