If anything, that's when most of the things should be solidified, because even though it is 6 months away, development doesn't continue all the way up to that point. They still have to submit the game getting greenlight, and then games usually release about a month or so after that. The window is much smaller than you think.
Unfortunately the argument could be made that remaking the assets from scratch should not have been at the top of the list. We were sold the idea for years that they were craftsmen and the premium content was next gen ready and therefore a lower output of cars was more acceptable. It's been used as justification for years on these forums. Now we find out that wasn't the case, at least for GTSport. I expect all the old premiums to be in GT7 though.Overall as a base I'd say the game has potential. Still has lots of work to be done but of course right now it is a beta. I think after the community event tomorrow, PD will know where they stand. To think though that PD remade plenty of the assets from the ground up shows that they have been busy.
I see some improvements in the sound department but right now it's decent at best.
There could have been at least 3 different trailers to play.
The way they chucked Toni thoughshame.
Jordan did well I must say.
The event itself looked pretty decent.
I have thoughts, but they are not getting shared until have had a hands on tomorrow.
They re-made everything from scratch
It's probably just a number they pulled out of the air. 50% of content completely finished might be more likely but most of the coding must be done or today would not have been possible. The other 50% that is incomplete could be 50-90% complete for all we know. It must be or they wouldn't be releasing it in November.
2009* - and the rally cars in GT5 did show similar damage, but I get your point.
