Isn't allweteverything the Need For Speed route? I thought PD were more jealous of their own way to work...I saw some people said what GTS graphics looks like GT6. It's really interesting for me how it actually should look. Something like this, I guess? Raindrops are here, of course.
Slight exaggeration therealmost like dirt rally them sounds..
In terms of lifeliness (if that even is a word, but I guess you know what I mean), yup. But it's in a huge city on appearently highwy-ish streets, so I wouldn't even know how to make the track look more alive.
No, it's better with competitors.
I just entered the GTP Youtube page. One of the top videos was that MX5 video.
Sorry if I posted a video a whole lot earlier that was meant to be saved, I just didn't see it in the news section and since it was on the GTP Youtube page I thought why not share it since noone is talking about it. I won't do this again if you say so.
I loved it since I was teenager, there's something about being in the city, with wide lanes, going as fast as I could without crashing 
It's a shame, really. Imagine driving the C1 loop (what a lot of the track is based on) like this:
It's obviously very much a Japanese thing, not being into that I have no idea what the C1 loop even is. I have no problem with street tracks in general but this one just seems bizarre when you're creating an eSports game that is meant to mimic real life FIA events. It's not safe in the slightest, it has no deformable barriers, no catch fencing. If we do get realistic damage and crash physics are cars going to fall off the highway?
Those barriers on the left should be able to deform. There should be catch fencing on the right that deforms. I'm not seeing anything in this track that is alive, or takes advantage of new hardware. I bet those 'plastic' red and white barriers in the background have the properties of concrete as well. This could just be another PS2 or PS3 track, minus the overall graphics of course.
Sure, it could be the now common "not finished" but something we've seen must be finished at this stage. They must have had something finished to show after 2/3 years.
It's obviously very much a Japanese thing, not being into that I have no idea what the C1 loop even is. I have no problem with street tracks in general but this one just seems bizarre when you're creating an eSports game that is meant to mimic real life FIA events. It's not safe in the slightest, it has no deformable barriers, no catch fencing. If we do get realistic damage and crash physics are cars going to fall off the highway?
Those barriers on the left should be able to deform. There should be catch fencing on the right that deforms. I'm not seeing anything in this track that is alive, or takes advantage of new hardware. I bet those 'plastic' red and white barriers in the background have the properties of concrete as well. This could just be another PS2 or PS3 track, minus the overall graphics of course.
Sure, it could be the now common "not finished" but something we've seen must be finished at this stage. They must have had something finished to show after 2/3 years.
Why? Because You are that type of human being that will every time willing to find some negativity! For example: "Ouh today is fine and sunny day, we should go out and do something" And you will respond with this: '' Yeh, Its really sunny, but the sun is not healthy, You can get cancer or sunstroke!" Have a good day man.
