Eh, they added a lot of well regarded cars and tracks as regular updates in GTS. The real event has already started with practice so they could put together some collaborative promo stuff tomorrow or Thursday. A separate video from the regular update one, probably.
Sport was also an incredibly lean game content wise at launch with about 300 or so less cars then GT7 has at launch, hence the massive packs of cars we got for a while.
It's not coming as paid DLC. It would be the worst paid DLC in the history of the game. Not to mention that they tried paid DLC tracks in the past and it was a horrible failure because, if you didn't have the track, you could not join a lobby. Paid DLC in GT (aside from the Hamilton thing) was abandoned over a decade ago.
yes but no one would pay for when money is tight for everyone
The older Gr. B's are all neutered with low downforce so they're no better than road cars at the events that matter. The Miura is a better option for Sarthe/WTC 700 than the 205 and Audi, and cars like the F1 road, F50, Porsche GT1 are better than them at WTC 800 since they have better downforce.
I personally don't think 50% is enough. If they're going to base the legendary cars off of real value then all cars should be. Why would I sell a car for half the price I paid for it in real life if it's still a zero kilometre car (edit: just an example but I think it gets my point across)? Simple answer, I wouldn't. I think they should be sold for pretty much what we buy them for, especially with how today's real life market is.
It depends. The Nova for instance is not a "road car" as far as the game is concerned. Visually, it obviously is a road car, but it is not designated as such. The Roadster may, or may not, have the same issue.
Look I respect your opinion, but it seems you missed the point of my post. All the crap in your garage you don't use is going to the bottom of your list. You won't even see it unless you scroll down that far. And you stated that selling cars should be fixed before anything else... for whatever specific reason. If money isn't the issue here's a neat little trick, go to your garage and highlight a crap car. Now hit triangle and discard, problem solved.
For Legendary's I want whatever the going rate is. Chances are that if I'm selling a Legendary it means it sucks and I've put less than 50 miles on it, so yeah, I'd want 100% or more. If they want to make it "realistic" then people should be able to buy cars at a lower price, hold them for months/years, and sell them at whatever the current rate is. If they want to play that game it needs to cut both ways, not just in the price we pay.
Exactly! 👍 If the price of a car goes up in Legendary then it should go up when I sell that car.
It’d be the same take on drag racing(0-400), but it’s in the game. PD half assed that one by using an asset already in the game(Route X) and not actually making a drag strip facility. Obvious is obvious it’s 50:50 whether we get Pike’s Peak or not. It’s possible we could get an alternative mountain road. PD just do stuff.
I just wouldn't buy it... Regardless of how GT8 turns out there's no way in hell I'm buying in the first month of launch. If it's obviously a complete package 4-6 weeks in, I'll buy but if it's not I'll either wait until it's complete or just never buy it.
Honestly most people if they are very sensitive to game launches prob shouldn’t buy the first month for any game, doubly so when it came to the pandemic games def have shipped while complete in a sense as in playable and you can enjoy it from beginning to end, most people are better off waiting a few months and get off the FOMO train when it comes to game launches. Its a double edged sword games now can get better over time but also may not have the whole kitchen sink due to the complexities that modern game design has brought compared to the past where you only had to deal with very limited scenarios, no online components etc.
GT7 is the last game that I will preorder. I had stopped doing that until this came out but I have went back to doing that. I prefer to get games that have been out for awhile and I can buy the deluxe version with all of dlc at an affordable price. I bought WWE2K22, Grid Legends, & Ride 4 this way. TBH that's how I have bought 99% of the games I own on the PS5. Why pay $70 or more for one game when I can buy several at that price point? I miss out on playing games when they are brand new but I also miss out on lack of content and game breaking bugs that early adopter find.
Been said many a time the content folk have nothing to do with those other issues, defo need the ffb fixed for all wheels as going back too GTS , big difference from that too what we have in GT7, even though I wasn't a fan of ffb in GTS it's miles better than GT7's
You really don’t know how the garage works, do you?....Look I respect your opinion, but it seems you missed the point of my post. All the crap in your garage you don't use is going to the bottom of your list. You won't even see it unless you scroll down that far. And you stated that selling cars should be fixed before anything else... for whatever specific reason. If money isn't the issue here's a neat little trick, go to your garage and highlight a crap car. Now hit triangle and discard, problem solved.
One of the aspects that has always been a part of GT is collecting cars. A lot of people find these crap cars fun to use in online lobbies. Me and some friends had a fun race in a souped up Sambabus on the Nurburgring as an example. Maybe try that as a change of pace from SP. Now if they would make fixing the lobbies the #1 priority...
Gr.1 is definitely the dumbest category. Gr.B at the very least has cars almost all with similar philosophies and specs.
Pretty much what I am going to start doing... GT7 was the only game I bought new or with no promotions (I had one for Horizon FW) in the last years. Because I was so convinced it was going to be a GT masterpiece... ... Boy oh boy.
