Gran Turismo Sport: General Discussion
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I'm not against them. Just the same we don't have certain RM cars like the new Challenger, Camaro(a GT3 version was homologated years ago, still races in Australian GT), etc., could have fit Gr.3. Just wondering with a new game, PD look to have ditched many cars from GT6.
Given they have outside help modelling cars, one may think all cars from GT Sport may be in the next game. Might not be the case. However, there is a case to replace the Gr.4 M4/SLS/Mustang/650S with the official GT4 cars. There is no replacement for a Gr.3 VW, as no GT3 VW exists(Porsche not included). So, I see those type models remaining.
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Nothing is likely with PDLogic(trademark). We'll see.
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imma keep it real with you guys, but i'm really starting to think that GTS would really benefit from vehicle subcategories.
Who else expects more options for custom races? Sport mode races in general could use more variety i.e: Race a and b are the same race run in the same lobby but in different categories.
Also it's as if with every FIA big event the game gets marginally better and better, so i wouldn't be as surprised if they 'd snuck something new in the next few events.
Who else expects more options for custom races? Sport mode races in general could use more variety i.e: Race a and b are the same race run in the same lobby but in different categories.
Also it's as if with every FIA big event the game gets marginally better and better, so i wouldn't be as surprised if they 'd snuck something new in the next few events.
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I think they should keep the current system, but have "sub-rules" for car selection. And these rules could be replicated in the lobbies. You could have a Gr.1 race, but limited to the Group C prototypes within the class, or an N500 race where you can only use the made-for-game homologation specials.
When creating your own "sub-rules," you can pick the cars yourself from the cars you already own, and other players will be able to use their own car. You'd also be able to save/share these rules much like how you can save/share rules you see in other lobby races.
And finally, I think it'd be better if we had more Daily/Weekly Races to pick from in general. Perhaps five? Better yet, I wouldn't mind having five races that are lap-based, and then another five that are time-based.
By default, I'd have fuel/tire wear be at 1x, as it'd likely deplete by a negligible value in most races. I'd also have damage set to light to further encourage clean racing, and drafting set to "real," as well as the traction for being off-road.
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Did you guy see this information on YouTube description on gran turismo channel ? Or it just me ? They use cad data from car manufacturer and they make simulation easy to drive and be realistic for the player. Did they just dumb down the physics in purpose ?
ABOUT GRAN TURISMO SPORT: Excluding the CAD data used by automobile makers for their manufacturing, the 3D models created for the game are the highest quality, highest precision models in the world. From the curves of the body, edges, spacing between body panels to the headlights and turn signals, every detail of the car has been precisely recreated. From popular real life race circuits, oval tracks, dirt tracks set in nature and an urban expressway based on public roads, a large variety of tracks have been provided in game. The True HDR workflow has enabled the recreation of light and colors that is true to nature, and it is possible to drive the tracks in a large variety of daylight and sky conditions. In parallel to the development of its vehicle physics simulation, Gran Turismo has performed technical support for cars racing in the real life Nürburgring 24 hour race as well as the LMP1 class of the Le Mans 24 hour race. Gran Turismo Sport is equipped with the latest vehicle physics simulation that includes knowledge gained from both the real and the virtual. A physics simulation that is ‘easy to drive because it is realistic’ has been achieved.
ABOUT GRAN TURISMO SPORT: Excluding the CAD data used by automobile makers for their manufacturing, the 3D models created for the game are the highest quality, highest precision models in the world. From the curves of the body, edges, spacing between body panels to the headlights and turn signals, every detail of the car has been precisely recreated. From popular real life race circuits, oval tracks, dirt tracks set in nature and an urban expressway based on public roads, a large variety of tracks have been provided in game. The True HDR workflow has enabled the recreation of light and colors that is true to nature, and it is possible to drive the tracks in a large variety of daylight and sky conditions. In parallel to the development of its vehicle physics simulation, Gran Turismo has performed technical support for cars racing in the real life Nürburgring 24 hour race as well as the LMP1 class of the Le Mans 24 hour race. Gran Turismo Sport is equipped with the latest vehicle physics simulation that includes knowledge gained from both the real and the virtual. A physics simulation that is ‘easy to drive because it is realistic’ has been achieved.
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This was fun. 
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New update needs a decent track at least. Just five cars doesn't make sport mode more interesting.
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