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Looks like an obscene gesture to me....
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I would assume not as they would have to write down and keep track of what cars and models they've already used for each manufacturer, and they would have to tweak the physics and all the other variables/settings of each new car that they plan to add in certain future updates of gt7. It's not a simple task for any game and they have to use coding to insert them in the game. The same would apply to anymore tracks.
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Assuming the social media post theory holds, I could see the next couple of months looking similar to how last year worked, and we get an early May update, no late May update, and then to fill that gap the June content gets announced in London at the first live event (then gets released at the usual end of June).
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There isn't a swap for the 370Z.
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That's your issue with that post? Not the part where PD has to write down what cars are in the game?
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I mean I know what coding means, one of my friends from a gaming website is a developer of a game and he has to use Javascript and coding sources to make it playable to the public. The trick for gt7 is PD must decide on a car and then start coding/developing it to make it playable and useful to the public/community. That's the point.
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Yes, in order to put a digital car into a racing game, PD must place the appropriate code into the appropriate place in the existing code. This is not far from saying "in order to get oxygen into your bloodstream you must suck air into your lungs"; not exactly insightful.
I want to know more about PD having to write down all the cars in their game... like they don't have any digital record of any kind and they'd somehow... forget?
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I think PD should add the offline livery editor because livery editor is now part of GT Auto unlike in Gran Turismo Sport which made it; it's own separate thing.
I think an offline livery editor would be a great idea.
In the forza games for an example, You still have your livery even when the game is offline.
I think an offline livery editor would be a great idea.
In the forza games for an example, You still have your livery even when the game is offline.
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That way livery data (local and downloaded liveries) will be saved to the system storage instead of the servers, much like every Forza game.
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If I was the person doing the GT7 updates, I would add an offline livery editor, so players won't be upset over the liveries being deleted like with GT Sport.
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Agree. As far as I understand the problem is all that data is storage on AWS servers and not on our consoles, but they should be able to download the data to consoles when closing servers
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Yeah, they should. There's a lot of people who work hard on their liveries; like me & others.
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Well that spoils my next surprise that the 370Z isn't even in the game...
I've had it on the Master Car List as "370Z", instead of "Fairlady Z (Z34)", for over three years on purpose - and without anyone noticing - as one of several trap streets to spot who's copied our car list. It may surprise you to learn how many places do.
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I adore this car so much, I'm very meticulous about changing oil after after race I run, but after building a 950pp setup to take on Gr1 events - needed a full engine and chassis refresh.
*Okay, yes it's only down to Normal but it's only the second time this has happened, the first being my Nissan Group C car that I use as an 800p monster.
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Drove a Ford Shelby GT350R up to... 6,200 KM / Approx. 4,000 Mi or something of the sort, definitely basic numbers I think but I would over-maintain it. Would the Engine / Body start wearing if I only changed the oil? (I'm super meticulous about oil changing every 250-300 KM / 160-185 miles.)
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B-but GT Auto is just for haha useless car wash and oil drink, should just be removed rather than being kept as useless nostalgia!
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May 1st at the earliest if they keep releasing on Thursdays.
That would technically mean they'd have skipped April entirely, though a similar number of days will have passed as normal.
We might get in a pattern of updates releasing at the beginning of months rather than at the end if that's the case.
Remains to be seen.
That would technically mean they'd have skipped April entirely, though a similar number of days will have passed as normal.
We might get in a pattern of updates releasing at the beginning of months rather than at the end if that's the case.
Remains to be seen.
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This cycle always ends up happening the last few years. Skip a month, early release the next. Wait until the end of the month, so over a month has passed and release another at the end of June or so.
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