- 45
- Poland
- TheGufer
My legs are telling me that We are gonna get that LFA in december Christmas update…
Last edited by a moderator:
Gran Turismo 7's Next Update is Coming September 28, Adds Three New Cars
- Thread starter RobertHammer
- 798 comments
- 107,749 views
- 538
- USA
- TheLadiesMan
You know I felt like it had been forever since an update. I guess it's been longer than usual?
..and the wait was not really worth it
Friend of mine just bought a FL5 Type-R. And I know someone who's got a similar looking EG. Would've liked to see a regular EG. And a huge list of other cars.
Doom & Gloom ✔️
..and the wait was not really worth it
Friend of mine just bought a FL5 Type-R. And I know someone who's got a similar looking EG. Would've liked to see a regular EG. And a huge list of other cars.
Doom & Gloom ✔️
Last edited:
- 1,735
- United Kingdom
- 45
- United States
I was honestly bummed with the car choices, but when I saw the picture of the EG6 my mood changed entirely! Not because I’m a huge fan of that car but my first car in real life was a 92 civic so the sentimental value of owning something close in the game makes me happy! I’ll have a field day with custom liveries and just taking way too many scapes lol. The new FL5 and Mazda are cool additions too, still haven’t made the swapped Mazda 3 monster…
- 2,045
- United Kingdom
- AWRacing17
- 4,082
- Wisconsin
- GTP_Eggstor
The hottest take of all. Everybody must be disappointed at all times.
Hate to have to correct @Famine, but the May 2022 update was Brand Central-only, with the 2021 Toyota GR010 Hybrid, Suzuki VGT and Roadster Shop Rampage.
- 3,595
- Connecticut
- SPhilli
- SPhilli911
I do hope for more events in this update, if nothing new is added then I'd struggle to find a good reason to keep playing. I can't even force myself to grind anymore.
I enjoyed the hell out of GT7 but with the new Forza around the corner I can't see myself playing it until sufficient content is added.
I enjoyed the hell out of GT7 but with the new Forza around the corner I can't see myself playing it until sufficient content is added.
- 5,004
- Connecticut
- Ridley-X4
I feel pretty OK with this. It's nice to have another SEMA car, plus the newest Civic Type R, as well as a much more modern Gr.4 car for Mazda. As far as new events go, I bet we'll get another round of an event involving FF Japanese cars, and hopefully another Super Formula round at a venue related to either SF or F1, such as Brands Hatch or the Nurburgring GP course. Another thing to consider would be that we could get another WTC 700 round or two, since that's mostly for Gr.4 cars. (Perhaps we could get another one-hour race that offers 1m credits, like the WTC 800 race at Spa-Francorchamps?)
As for menus, we've already had an Extra Menu based on the broader "Type R" label, as well as one focused on the NSX, but not the Civic yet, so I could see there being an Extra Menu featuring the latest Civic Type R, as well as the modified one from SEMA. As for what the third Civic model could be, I'm not sure.
We also could get an Extra Menu that's not necessarily related to the latest cars, like we saw with the Shelby menu. I, for one, think a menu based on V12 Lamborghini models would be perfect. I'm also hoping for a McLaren-themed menu at some point, but I'm not sure how they could make one without featuring the iconic yet very expensive F1 road car. Maybe instead of the road car, they could have us buy one of the race-ready versions, instead. (And speaking of which, I do think the BMW-engined F1 GTR longtail should be moved to being under McLaren, just like how the Mercedes-Benz CLK-LM Race Car used to be under AMG.)
EDIT: With the GR Corolla and HiMedic also becoming more available soon, this could also play into what sort of Extra Menus we end up seeing in this update. The obvious one I could think of would be a "GR"-themed menu, featuring one of the GR Supra models, the GR Corolla, and perhaps either the GR Yaris or the GR 86.
As for menus, we've already had an Extra Menu based on the broader "Type R" label, as well as one focused on the NSX, but not the Civic yet, so I could see there being an Extra Menu featuring the latest Civic Type R, as well as the modified one from SEMA. As for what the third Civic model could be, I'm not sure.
We also could get an Extra Menu that's not necessarily related to the latest cars, like we saw with the Shelby menu. I, for one, think a menu based on V12 Lamborghini models would be perfect. I'm also hoping for a McLaren-themed menu at some point, but I'm not sure how they could make one without featuring the iconic yet very expensive F1 road car. Maybe instead of the road car, they could have us buy one of the race-ready versions, instead. (And speaking of which, I do think the BMW-engined F1 GTR longtail should be moved to being under McLaren, just like how the Mercedes-Benz CLK-LM Race Car used to be under AMG.)
EDIT: With the GR Corolla and HiMedic also becoming more available soon, this could also play into what sort of Extra Menus we end up seeing in this update. The obvious one I could think of would be a "GR"-themed menu, featuring one of the GR Supra models, the GR Corolla, and perhaps either the GR Yaris or the GR 86.
Last edited:
These are actually three very nice cars that tick a lot of boxes. With that said, a new track is desperately needed, as are more engaging events & missions.
Unless we have a significant update before the year is out, I would say GT7 development has pretty much wrapped up. The bare minimum is being delivered in monthly DLC updates. Who's to say that's not adequate for the market, despite grumbles on here?
To get upto speed PD need a whole raft of new Le Mans Hypercars, SGT GT500's, GT3 models, and the latest supercars. I just don't see those being delivered in GT7 unless something extra ordinary is delivered in the coming months.
Unless we have a significant update before the year is out, I would say GT7 development has pretty much wrapped up. The bare minimum is being delivered in monthly DLC updates. Who's to say that's not adequate for the market, despite grumbles on here?
To get upto speed PD need a whole raft of new Le Mans Hypercars, SGT GT500's, GT3 models, and the latest supercars. I just don't see those being delivered in GT7 unless something extra ordinary is delivered in the coming months.
Last edited:
- 31
- China
- hanakuma2000
Good if there’s also a track coming along
- 105
- United States
- THE_GHOST_OF_94
Do you remember what the complaints were during the days of GT5?
They were along the lines of:
-Why are there so many standard cars?
-The standard cars look awful
-I would rather have less cars and all premiums instead
-The cars sound horrible
-I wish there was a livery editor
-I wish we had engine swaps
-I wish we could customize our car more
-The events are the same old format as the old Gran Turismo games
You could think of more, if you were there to witness them.
PD has addressed all of these to some degree.
But still...
- 4,545
- Finland
- 328
- Australia
- Shakengandulf
If we dont get it as a Christmas update, you'll be strangled by spaghetti.
- 4,545
- Finland
By uncooked spaghetti.
At this point PD must have so many cars & tracks in their locker. Some will be ready to go, others at various stages of development, but close to competition. The only reason to hold back said content is marketing related. Keep trickling DLC out for GT7, but hold the great majority back for GT8.
That's fine when it comes to cars, you'll never satisfy everyone. But 8 months since the last track really is stretching fans patience. I'm assuming we will get at least one more track before the years out, but I really think the game needs two or three more. At that point it would be understandable to save the rest for GT8.
Last edited:
- 549
- Western Provinces
- JeanAquaMeow134
- JeanAquaMeow
Two new civics? Must be the ''Civic-Minded Update!'' 
...Uh, yeah, that joke sounded better in my head.
...Uh, yeah, that joke sounded better in my head.
I was there and they solved all that but that doesn't mean they should take out what's the best part of GT5/GT6 later on which helps the single player experience and kept it from becoming a mindless grind fest.
Didn't say anything about I need 1000 standard cars back I just want more than bare minimum drip feeding they do with little in a way of improving single player experience in GT7 like they nailed that **** and flow of GT4 but they didn't yet manage to ruin Sunday Cup which now have restriction and you can't even use concept VISION GT cars for some ***** and giggles you know, having fun to fool around a bit which you can't at all on GT7.
"Road Car" restriction needs to go.
And it took them months just to put back the ability to sell cars.
- 3,210
- USA
- GTP_CarlosF
I read the update and just had that little facepalm emoji in my mind... regardless of what any of us need or want, or what seems obvious to add given PD's focus on Gr.3 (but continually no new GT3 cars other than the Merc) - in the face of obvious pressure from Forza Motorsport, this is PD putting their best foot forwards?
- 1,735
- United Kingdom
Dunno how many times i have to say it - PD doesn't care about Forza
- 3,210
- USA
- GTP_CarlosF
It should care about user engagement though and market share, as that drives budget and support for future releases
- 105
- United States
- THE_GHOST_OF_94
So I understand the desire for more events, but there are custom races now. We can literally make whatever type of race we want.
Custom races have weak points:
-Payouts are not as lucrative as they should be
-When making a custom grid, you can only pick cars you own, so if you wanted a one make race with custom tuned cars with different liveries, you'd have to own x number of the car.
- A limited number of custom races can be saved
But you can LITERALLY create your own VGT race, Sunday cup, 80s car race, FF, 4WD, Etc. You could technically make a championship too.
I do wish they would update this feature, because it's a great foundation, it just needs a little more.
Similar threads
