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Gran Turismo Sport: General Discussion
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My issue with Project CARS sounds though is that although all the details are there, the sounds to me are quite rough. Honestly they could use more refinement.
Driveclubs sounds, I adore them however at times they seem a bit soft. However the refinement is sublime.
Driveclubs sounds, I adore them however at times they seem a bit soft. However the refinement is sublime.
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Yeah that is a shame. Gearchanges stick out more than anything else right now.
I think we have to be careful comparing this fictional corvette racer with the real C7R. Engine/exhaust specifications could easily be different.
I think we have to be careful comparing this fictional corvette racer with the real C7R. Engine/exhaust specifications could easily be different.
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Not sure how anyone could prefer GT's sound package to DC honestly. Neither one is even close to the real cars however.
It's better than either of these IMO but not as good as RaceRoom and even GSCE has some great sounds as well. I posted this early in the Sound thread as an example of good sound. See if you can tell the difference between real and game. Close your eyes or this window or you'll be able to see which is which on screen:
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According to this report...
http://www.gamereactor.de/Vorschauen/319523/Gran+Turismo+Sport/
... GTS will feature both optical and mechanical damage. It wasnt shown at the event tough yamauchi talked about that.
They used several sensors on the m6 yamauchi drove yestarday to gather data for the physics engine and they get several data from the BMW team itself. [So the physics engine will still evolve.]
The tokyo express way is 20 kilometers long according to that article. "Similar difficult and fun as the nürburgring"
http://www.gamereactor.de/Vorschauen/319523/Gran+Turismo+Sport/
... GTS will feature both optical and mechanical damage. It wasnt shown at the event tough yamauchi talked about that.
They used several sensors on the m6 yamauchi drove yestarday to gather data for the physics engine and they get several data from the BMW team itself. [So the physics engine will still evolve.]
The tokyo express way is 20 kilometers long according to that article. "Similar difficult and fun as the nürburgring"
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All hail the king of sound 
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As someone with no interest in VR, I'm very disappointed by not having variable weather and variable time. GT5 and GT6 were great in this regard and GT6 even went so far as to have the accurate constellations of stars (not that I ever looked at them).
Sony obviously decided to make this their VR launch title to combine new tech with their AAA driving game. You really can't blame them because a driving game is the perfect launch pad for VR. I can only hope that the next full version of GT will bring back the variable conditions, expansive car list and hopefully we will see an upgraded offline mode.
I'm curious to see what will happen with the GTPlanet endurance series though. I'm sure they will miss the variable conditions as will anyone who had been in endurance series' through GT5 and/or GT6.
This part might make me the most disappointed of all the news. I bought GT2 when it released after playing GT1 at a friends' house and loving it. Being able to buy cars you would see driving on the road every day like the Accord, Civic, Focus, Mustang, Camaro, BMW 3-series, Integra, Audi A4, etc. which could be raced stock, customized and even racing modified was the best part of Gran Turismo for me. I loved the ownership feeling of having to buy the car, modify it for different races, change the oil, and change the rims. It made me want to go out and do the same thing as I got older with real cars and (sadly) real money...
Anyway, I'll save the rest for the offline career mode thread but for now:
Sony obviously decided to make this their VR launch title to combine new tech with their AAA driving game. You really can't blame them because a driving game is the perfect launch pad for VR. I can only hope that the next full version of GT will bring back the variable conditions, expansive car list and hopefully we will see an upgraded offline mode.
I'm curious to see what will happen with the GTPlanet endurance series though. I'm sure they will miss the variable conditions as will anyone who had been in endurance series' through GT5 and/or GT6.
This part might make me the most disappointed of all the news. I bought GT2 when it released after playing GT1 at a friends' house and loving it. Being able to buy cars you would see driving on the road every day like the Accord, Civic, Focus, Mustang, Camaro, BMW 3-series, Integra, Audi A4, etc. which could be raced stock, customized and even racing modified was the best part of Gran Turismo for me. I loved the ownership feeling of having to buy the car, modify it for different races, change the oil, and change the rims. It made me want to go out and do the same thing as I got older with real cars and (sadly) real money...
Anyway, I'll save the rest for the offline career mode thread but for now:
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So with Sony just announcing 40 million ps4 sold through and they are expecting another 20 million this fiscal year I think Gtsport is gonna surprise a few people in how much it sells.
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Random idea I had.
Imagine this, 1 location, 3 hills, on each hill a point to point track each of the same distance. They can be based upon hills in Japan, France, South Africa etc. The tracks will meet each other at 2 points, somewhere in the middle and at the end.
You can go alone on each track and hot lap or go against 2 other opponents be it AI or on Online.The winner is the best of 3 heats, sudden death round or who finishes the race in first. You can uphill or downhill.
I call it, King of The Hill. Simple but fun, the only issue? Modeling a hill and tracks conforming to the standards of the FIA can be time consuming.
EDIT: A condition you could have is each hill is dedicated to a strength, one can be handling, another speed and the last could be all round performance. So Ideally you could pick 3 cars for the event or just work on what you've been given for the event through a roulette.
Imagine this, 1 location, 3 hills, on each hill a point to point track each of the same distance. They can be based upon hills in Japan, France, South Africa etc. The tracks will meet each other at 2 points, somewhere in the middle and at the end.
You can go alone on each track and hot lap or go against 2 other opponents be it AI or on Online.The winner is the best of 3 heats, sudden death round or who finishes the race in first. You can uphill or downhill.
I call it, King of The Hill. Simple but fun, the only issue? Modeling a hill and tracks conforming to the standards of the FIA can be time consuming.
EDIT: A condition you could have is each hill is dedicated to a strength, one can be handling, another speed and the last could be all round performance. So Ideally you could pick 3 cars for the event or just work on what you've been given for the event through a roulette.
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I bloody hope so, that video was such a disappointment when I saw how short that track was. It needs to rival SSR7 ideally, with at least one part where you can blast it to top speed.
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Yup, like i said in the epic whining thread, even a turd with the GT logo on it will sell 3 million copies. Not sure if that's a good thing though..
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Someone on Gaf said the guy that does the Audio for raceroom didn't get accepted when he applied for PD.
