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Then you know a lot of very untrustworthy people.I heard you win a mini clubman
Gran Turismo Sport 1.11 Update Now Available
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- stormhawk_83
So the FT1 is marked as a Grx rather than n500? Assuming that must be an error...
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- CaptainRisky21
No, and not many people are happy about it.
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- IngRobNy
It's probably because of the:
"The specifications for this car are fictitious set created specially for Gran Turismo"
In-game description of the Toyota FT-1 2014, i don't know why they couldn't use the real cars specs and make it a N car in GT S.
DesertPenguin
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Why PD? Why?
Why do you continue to insist on keeping certain information about cars secret? I'm looking at the FT-1 in the dealership and it can't tell me how much the car weights, it's displacement, length, width, or height. Just what the **** guys.... There's no reason for this **** anymore...
Why do you continue to insist on keeping certain information about cars secret? I'm looking at the FT-1 in the dealership and it can't tell me how much the car weights, it's displacement, length, width, or height. Just what the **** guys.... There's no reason for this **** anymore...
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Having a money system in a game is just a way to hide the lacks of that game and in some cases forces the player to spend time on repetitive tasks (which end up not being enjoyble) to get something that wont get you any more enjoyment as the content you can use already.
Games like Assetto and PCars are so self-confident of the enjoyment they can offer that they offer all the content from the begining to the player.
Of course, having a progression system can be very positive if it's made with sense. In the career mode of PCars2 the progression system is made in order to offer the same experience as the career of a racing driver. In SLRE2 the progression is very fast and as soon as you master the game and you are way before getting to the middle of the career mode you have access to all the cars (so the level of ability you have matches the level of difficulty of the cars you have access to).
Spending 20 hours (in the fastest way to get money) in order to get two cars that arent more enjoyble than cars much more easy to get and that dont have almost any use on the game (as they wont appear on the Sport mode and in the career mode you can use other cars) it's simply, idiotic.
Games like Assetto and PCars are so self-confident of the enjoyment they can offer that they offer all the content from the begining to the player.
Of course, having a progression system can be very positive if it's made with sense. In the career mode of PCars2 the progression system is made in order to offer the same experience as the career of a racing driver. In SLRE2 the progression is very fast and as soon as you master the game and you are way before getting to the middle of the career mode you have access to all the cars (so the level of ability you have matches the level of difficulty of the cars you have access to).
Spending 20 hours (in the fastest way to get money) in order to get two cars that arent more enjoyble than cars much more easy to get and that dont have almost any use on the game (as they wont appear on the Sport mode and in the career mode you can use other cars) it's simply, idiotic.
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- IngRobNy
Lenght : 4,675 mm, Width: 1.970 mm, Height: 1.225 mm and Wheelbase 2.740 mm, it's in the car info thing
.And that made those games boring at least for me, i missed the grind and have the ability to buy the cars i wanted.
DesertPenguin
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Still don't have the weight which is the most important one of those missing. And why would it be visible in one spot but not another? PD...Lenght : 4,675 mm, Width: 1.970 mm, Height: 1.225 mm and Wheelbase 2.740 mm it's in the car info thing
And that made those games boring at least for me, i missed the grind and have the ability to buy the cars i wanted.
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- sparkytooth50001
In GT6 I found that it weighs around 1310kg and makes 493hp, you're welcome
DesertPenguin
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Or 2,888 lbs. Muchas gracias.
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- sparkytooth50001
Real shame it's in Group X, it could've been a very competitive N class vehicle.
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- BasedAckbar
Did you ever play TOCA race driver in the PS2 era? That game had an amazing progression/career system. You actually worked your way up through the ranks of various racing series, had a manager, got sponsorships based on performance, earned money to tune/improve your cars...
...and the game had a robust damage system.
I really wish Codemasters would make another TOCA.
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- Chrisbydemand
The Ferrari P4 sounds amazing wow i'm really impressed.
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- GBO-Possum
IMHO it's brilliant that the pricing of these ultra rare cars is in the stratosphere.
Challenge is a good thing for me.
Long term goals are good for me.
I don't want a game to be "over" in 125 days.
Finally, rather than use the unhappy word "grind", I always think of it as "earn". For me, if a game becomes a "grind", then I really should move on.
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- hypershock12
The Ford GT doesn't sound like it should. It sounds good, but not like a 550hp, supercharged V8. It doesn't sound raw and meaty enough.
The XJ13 sounds completely off as well.
The XJ13 sounds completely off as well.
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I don't own the Enzo, so didn't know about that.
But for the F1, it's on both race and Scapes versions.
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- TurboJunky34
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Tire rubber*
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Let's introduce a car that costs 100 million and the game wont never be over.
Of course anyone is free to have fun with whatever he/she wants. But that doesnt negates the nature of that "amusement": you are working (because that's not having fun, that's doing a repetitive task over and over again even if it's not fun) just because of working to get something that wont get you any special enjoyment and it's not real.
The second episode of Black Mirror is the perfect example of this.
Of course anyone is free to have fun with whatever he/she wants. But that doesnt negates the nature of that "amusement": you are working (because that's not having fun, that's doing a repetitive task over and over again even if it's not fun) just because of working to get something that wont get you any special enjoyment and it's not real.
The second episode of Black Mirror is the perfect example of this.
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