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For me it depends on the car its self.I have to say one thing GT is only game when you feel the weight. In my thoughts
For me it depends on the car its self.I have to say one thing GT is only game when you feel the weight. In my thoughts
For me it depends on the car its self.
Here is the thing, Johnnypenso is more of a sim-racer who plays what's best at the time. He doesn't have strong emotional connections to one game and then trashes another. If Assetto Corsa is the best sim at the moment in his mind, he'll play it. I'm sure if Gran Turismo was in the same boat he'll be playing that too.
What I'm saying is this: JP is definitely not a Gran Turismo hater. Back when GT6 was out in 2013, guess what Johnny was playing? GT6! As time passed on, GT didn't not fulfill his requirements anymore and decided to move onto other games out there. One of those games was AC, and it met his demands. When a brand new, updated game comes along, he'll move onto that one.
That's the great part of the genre nowadays: there are simply so many options to choose from and you do not have to be exclusive to one game anymore! Back when the GT vs Forza war was more fierce, you basically had to decide which console you would end up buying. Now, plenty of racing games are multi-platform. Just have fun and play what you enjoy, that's what it's all about in the end anyways.
How long before it needs to go gold?
A typical game usually needs a few weeks to a month before the release date to go gold. If GT Sport is planned to come out November 15th, then they have about 2-2.5 months left to finish up.
Here is the thing, Johnnypenso is more of a sim-racer who plays what's best at the time. He doesn't have strong emotional connections to one game and then trashes another. If Assetto Corsa is the best sim at the moment in his mind, he'll play it. I'm sure if Gran Turismo was in the same boat he'll be playing that too.
What I'm saying is this: JP is definitely not a Gran Turismo hater. Back when GT6 was out in 2013, guess what Johnny was playing? GT6! As time passed on, GT didn't not fulfill his requirements anymore and decided to move onto other games out there. One of those games was AC, and it met his demands. When a brand new, updated game comes along, he'll move onto that one.
That's the great part of the genre nowadays: there are simply so many options to choose from and you do not have to be exclusive to one game anymore! Back when the GT vs Forza war was more fierce, you basically had to decide which console you would end up buying. Now, plenty of racing games are multi-platform. Just have fun and play what you enjoy, that's what it's all about in the end anyways.
I will never be good enough to have an F1 coach, but I still question how they will relate to GT3/LMP endurance cars considering how different open wheel racing can be.
Plus with no F1 cars in sight it just seems to not be well thought out, maybe F1 cars are among the 400?
If PD, even for a second, considered the idea of reselling us content from GT5/6 I'd be so done with them.
They can't do that. It would be suicide, and potentially ruin their image.If PD, even for a second, considered the idea of reselling us content from GT5/6 I'd be so done with them.
260 cars in one year. We already have 140.I have so many questions right now. Kaz has said some very interesting things lately and I don't what to make of them. 400 cars in a year? How can PD do that without outsourcing the work? Kaz said he would never outsource the work to another company, so what is he thinking? How will Kaz impress the older players? What implications will these extra cars have? How will they be implemented? and so on. I don't what Kaz wants anymore. He wants GT Sport to be a jack of all trades for everyone. This is really turning stupid now - I just hope the end result isn't poor.
Well, it would be difficult to create an extra 260 cars in a year.260 cars in one year. We already have 140.
Ctrl+C Ctrl+V doesn't seem too hard.Well, it would be difficult to create an extra 260 cars in a year.
You're right, it doesnt. With that in mind, why would it take a year to do?Ctrl+C Ctrl+V doesn't seem too hard.
Here is the thing, Johnnypenso is more of a sim-racer who plays what's best at the time. He doesn't have strong emotional connections to one game and then trashes another. If Assetto Corsa is the best sim at the moment in his mind, he'll play it. I'm sure if Gran Turismo was in the same boat he'll be playing that too.
What I'm saying is this: JP is definitely not a Gran Turismo hater. Back when GT6 was out in 2013, guess what Johnny was playing? GT6! As time passed on, GT didn't not fulfill his requirements anymore and decided to move onto other games out there. One of those games was AC, and it met his demands. When a brand new, updated game comes along, he'll move onto that one.
That's the great part of the genre nowadays: there are simply so many options to choose from and you do not have to be exclusive to one game anymore! Back when the GT vs Forza war was more fierce, you basically had to decide which console you would end up buying. Now, plenty of racing games are multi-platform. Just have fun and play what you enjoy, that's what it's all about in the end anyways.
Copying Premium GT6 models into GT Sport won't be ridiculously hard, but making 260 models from the ground up would be. I just hope it isn't sold as DLC.Ctrl+C Ctrl+V doesn't seem too hard.
Or maybe 400 cars worked in 4 years (3 years of development+1). And,140 ready at the launch.260 cars in 12 months? Pull the other one. Perhaps it's MUCH quicker to upgrade a Premium to a Super Premium but this is still PD so I don't see that one happening.
Anyway this is from someone that thinks 115 single player events, 60 of which look like license tests from previous games is enough for single player gamers.
What do you mean?but I think that those people are in many cases had been criticized in the GT6.
That doesnt make much sense. It took three years for only 140 vehicles to be available, but will only take one additional year to get almost double that?Or maybe 400 cars worked in 4 years (3 years of development+1). And,140 ready at the launch.
I think they're referring to the Standards.What do you mean?
If PD, even for a second, considered the idea of reselling us content from GT5/6 I'd be so done with them.
I dont think they have made 140 yet. We have seen only like the half of the list. The 400 cars rumour seems ridiculous. There is no source, just that link that doesnt work for non members of that site.
Forget it guys. 400 cars in a year is impossible.