Gran Turismo Sport: General Discussion
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I've always wondered about that too. My guess is that it was going to be added post launch but was scrapped when they added GT League instead. Possibly the same person was responsible for both the driving school and GT League implementation.
Although I think it would have been a good decision to add the extra level one month, instead of new GTL events.
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Anyone finding their saved replays crash when skipping forward or back? Reported it via PS4 (3 times in a row) so hopefully they get the error report, but it's a bug that never used to be there.
Because GT Sport is not a Numbered game.
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It isn't 15 seconds quicker. It isn't even quicker. The 2016 cars are overall better.
Either you were drastically slow, or the person driving the 2008 car had max power, min weight. Stop blaming the game for what is either a skill difference or a lobby setting you didn't realise was available
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Dear Gt players, I have a question who probably someone of us has. GtS took me almost half of the memory of my console, except it I can only upload other 2 or 3 games (one of them is Dead Red R). Is there a way to safe this problem? Thank You
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Both GTSport and RDR2 are HUGE games, so you won't have much other space.
You'd need a 1TB PS4 or an external harddrive,in order to have much more big games installed
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Both GTS and RDR2 are over 100GB when installed. You can't reduce that.
The only thing you could do to make more space would be to buy an external HD which can be formatted to be an "extension" to your PS4 HD. I paid about £60 for a 2TB drive in a sale.
Not the answer you wanted though...
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I hope the next GT has more singleplayer content like the other GT games, because I’ve basically given up on GTS. When I played online, it wasn’t fun losing almost every race - it just frustrated me, and the mere thought of it makes me want to start playing it again just so I can ram others and ruin races out of spite. I hate eSports and how it’s turned videogames from something relaxing and fun to a bunch of tryhard ELO trash. Sometimes I want to take my PS4 and hack it apart with a pickaxe. Videogames aren’t fun anymore. Videogames are dead.
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Sounds like typical low elo/mmr/ranking player not knowing how to control their emotions. Esports only brings out the true nature of people who one, troll, or two, throw a fit. Furthermore, blaming the game or environment for their losses, rather then accepting they're the problem.
The other option is those who actually can lose gracefully and learn from their mistakes and improve.
You seem to want instant gratification in easy wins given to players through the majority of single player play. PD even has said they made single player easier so anyone can pick up the game and enjoy. All that has shown is that previous gt games didn't challenge players and prepare them for an atmosphere like high competitive online competition.
However being mature enough falls on you, and the lack of it you've shown is only your fault.
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This must be a joke because your stats are pretty good, if the links are you. Decent DR and admirable SR! I don't consider a race lost if I don't win. I find a way to appreciate the experience even if I'm shunted down to last. Even winning 1% of races in GTS is far more rewarding than any single player campaign from any GT game.
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Maybe this has been posted before... but an article on the (2019) Mazda Media 4 Hour Endurance Race.
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/features/gran-turismo-mazda-roadster-japan/
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/features/gran-turismo-mazda-roadster-japan/
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Yeah. Sorry to freak everyone out. I'm just really struggling with some things. I think it's that while I'm trying to deal with my depression, I shouldn't be doing something stressful like competitive video games. Maybe only once I've gotten really content with things in life would be when I should consider it. I think I need to play something else, try a different hobby other than videogames, or something. I'm just not feeling well right now.
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It's far from easy but while you're having difficulties just try to find whatever works for you, and keep away from the things that dont, as much as life will allow it. Everyone is different, but trust your instincts.
Sounds stupid I know, but I had a really bad period a couple of years ago and almost the only thing I looked forward to each month was the monthly updates on GTS (when we knew there were 50 cars coming up).
Personally, I keep to the relatively stress free GT League and away from online as that's way too stressful for me.
But it sounds like you need to focus on something more healthy right now. Take a break from gaming all together or play something more relaxing (maybe try something like No Man's Sky instead, something where you can be invested but not frustrated).
We'll still be here when you come back to GT.
Be well
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This is exactly how I feel sometimes. GT Sport doesn't give you much to fall back on when you get sick of online racing. If you're not enjoying it, play something else you like. Then again you can't win them all; it just isn't possible. Sadly, that's how things go when you compete in a race, or any competitive event. It's learning from those bad days and figuring out what went wrong that defines who you are. Trust me, I've had some terrible lows in my time, but this only motivates me to improve further.
