I totally disagree on what you said about Rally tracks and Drifting should be banished from all GT games. Rally and Drifting are going to be in all GT games if you like it or not, and that goes with Karts as well.Rally tracks and drifting should be banished from all GT games.
I want real tracks over all PD fictional tracks.
It's like you've never played a Gran Turismo game before. If you believe this then I would hope this is your first GT game, as you'd be in for a rude awakening when you look at the track list in previous titles.I totally agree on what you said about real tracks over all PD fictional tracks 👍, in a Gran Turismo games there should never be any fictional tracks.
As much as I wouldn't mind that, it would be an absolute mess when it comes to 12-16 players in one off-road track.The rally tracks should be featured in Sport mode as well.
Real GT3 cars have tracktion control so why not use it in the game?TCS and CSA are for B drivers and lower.
It's a popular normie opinionReal GT3 cars have tracktion control so why not use it in the game?
(Geuss that could count as an unpopular opinion aswel. )
Real GT3 cars have tracktion control so why not use it in the game?
(Geuss that could count as an unpopular opinion aswel. )
Agree...I think it's the exact opposite, the DS4 has "magic" in it compared to a wheel. I used my DS4 about a week ago for the first time in 6 months, first lap was just as fast as my Fanatec and the car was much harder to spin the rear tires and the car also seemed to have much shorter braking distances.
The truth hurts sometimes...I think players should stop blaming the strict track limits at La Sarthe. They're the best I've seen so far if it weren't for the final chicane exploit, and they're consistent as well. Why not learn the track limits instead of whining about it all the time?
Speaking of blaming, they should also stop blaming the tire model/throttle linearity as a cause of them being uncompetitive. My G29's pedals are so dusty that any sort of throttle modulation above 50% would lead to unpredictable throttle spikes. I don't want to void the warranty so I haven't opened it yet, and canned air doesn't help. Sure I complaied about it in the first few posts, but I rarely mention it now. Why? Because I learned to deal with it. I can still modulate the throttle under 50% so utilize it, and then smash the gas pedal on the exit to "calibrate" the pedal and have it give me 100% input consistently, at least up until the next corner. If I can learn how to deal with a literal, physical, deficiency, why can't others?
I still don't get why players keep complaining about GTS yet they literally have hundreds, if not thousands, of hours in the game. I swear, if you don't like the game then 🤬 quit. You're not obligated to play it, nor will you be frowned upon for quitting it. You feel like you need to play to justify your $60 order? Well you have hundreds of hours into the game; you already did. You have a rig set up just for this game? GTS is not the only game in the genre, even if we limit the options to the PS4. You're complaining "for the betterment of GTS"? Send an email to PD, not whine on the forums they seldomly look at, much less a random complain thread. "GT is not what it used to be"? It isn't, move on already. There's literally all the reasons for you to quit the game, and none to stay. I swear these kinds of players are ones who really get under my nerves
I never really paid attention to the scenery. I just simply hate the track foe its layoutI think that Alsace is unfairly hated on. Yes the scenery is the absolute blandest in the game, but because of its underutilisation in the higher-level races, it's harder to determine a meta vehicle for the track unless someone has really gone and investigated. Additionally, there are no portions of the track which can be exploited by any type of car with a mechanical advantage on paper. These make the BOP regulations actually mean something, as it is up to driving skill on this track, like it should be. Because the first corners in either direction are uphill, it makes them almost 100% divebomb-proof.
Real GT3 cars have tracktion control so why not use it in the game?
(Geuss that could count as an unpopular opinion aswel. )
Actually the opposite. Original tracks would never stand a FIA safety control. They are built with 80s or older safety standards.... im drifting away.Original circuits are like minigolf tracks you can hole in one.
Sport mode is for everyone no matter how or with what you drive.
Tokyo Outer loop is great.
GR.1 is the best.
Sports tires are for people too afraid to go fast.
The rally tracks should be featured in Sport mode as well.
As much as I wouldn't mind that, it would be an absolute mess when it comes to 12-16 players in one off-road track.
I read that as rally trucks and had flashbacks of the Raptor One-Make from a few months back.
Agree...
And, my unpopular opinions...
1. separate races for controller vs wheel drivers.
2. qualifying should be 7 laps, 5 of which must be ran consecutively clean... the average time of those 5 laps is your qualy time. No 5 consecutive clean laps, no qualy, no race.
3. penalties need to be harsher, and unscrubbale in race.
Because using TCS slows down your lap times. Just turning the wheel too far on a high speed corner where the car will not spin out activates TCS unless you have it on 1 I think, but if using TCS on 1 why not leave it off?? If TCS worked correctly it may be faster but it seems the only TCS adjustments are too sensitive and not sensitive enough, nothing in between.
But how is that being the opposite? Aren't modern tracks made slower with overly complicated corner sections and added chicanes?Actually the opposite.
I would badly appreciate it if PD finally decides to put on heavy damage to all Races in Sport Mode or FIA Races.
Yes, I know, at first it would be a harsh step but i‘m absolutely sure that in long terms it will make the races much more realistic.
It would finally thin out the player base and separate the serious from the Sunday drivers.
- GT5 wasn't the worst game of the series, GT6 was.
I wish I could drive on a controller as good as a wheel. Then I wouldn't have a wheel in the middle of my living room.