According to Ian Bell, as of a day ago, they hadn't settled on the final Pro resolution.Maybe he allready downloaded the patch
According to Ian Bell, as of a day ago, they hadn't settled on the final Pro resolution.Maybe he allready downloaded the patch
Do you have a quote please?According to Ian Bell, as of a day ago, they hadn't settled on the final Pro resolution.
Yeah, he downloaded the D1 patch for a game that's not even released. Sounds legit.Maybe he allready downloaded the patch
Yeah, he downloaded the D1 patch for a game that's not even released. Sounds legit.
They are usually accessible few days before, actually. I remember from the good old PS3 days with cfwYeah, he downloaded the D1 patch for a game that's not even released. Sounds legit.
I had a few games before release with the "day1" patch so it's possible like you saidF1 2017 featured a patch before the game launched. So yeah, it's entirely possible.
it hurts my eyes just to watch the videoI had a few games before release with the "day1" patch so it's possible like you said
Edit: this reviewer had a "day1" patch
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Gotta say I find the sound in the last couple of videos very pleasing. They have really captured a lot of the subtle nuance in up and downshifting, on and off load, the engine notes etc. Nice to not have that constant, annoying tire whine as in GTS as well.Maker of this video on ps4PRO says his only problem:
"The problem seems to be when a lot of cars are involved in the race. I mean that when you approach the front car is slightly pixelated and becomes crispier when you have it exactly in front of you."
For me its a minor problem when it is on pCARS, if it would be like that on GTSport - everything would explode
Expected really. I hope at the very least they get it to be a solid 60 FPS on consoles.
As am I.I'm eager to see the reception of GTSport career mode, tracks and cars lists. Biggest franchise but the weakest in these three elements.
As am I.
The thing is we may not get to find out until launch day, as the last two GT titles have had release day review embargo's, so the first news may well come from members here (fingers cross shop.to get my copy to me early as is the norm for them).
We will of course (I hope) get plenty of preview articles, but what they contain will be limited to the info that PD and Sony put out.
I'm eager to see the reception of GTSport career mode, tracks and cars lists. Biggest franchise but the weakest in these three elements.
As am I.
The thing is we may not get to find out until launch day, as the last two GT titles have had release day review embargo's, so the first news may well come from members here (fingers cross shop.to get my copy to me early as is the norm for them).
We will of course (I hope) get plenty of preview articles, but what they contain will be limited to the info that PD and Sony put out.
Oh, I still love GT! But when I look at this videoI think GT Sport will get only average reviews like 7/10 for its lacking offline content and the (compared to its main competitor forza 7) small car and track count. I guess they will also criticise that there isnt much new to the genre and that the VR mode is so limited as well as a too easy AI.
I also fear that GT Sport will sell very little, like 2 million copies or so as the voices of the internet atleast seem to be veeeery negative in regard to GT Sport.
So, i personally dont like the fact that the car and track roster has shrank that much, i would rather have my standard cars back, even if they are only available for a seperate download to not disturb the people who cant stand to have those graphically historic cars in the game.
My biggest hope for GT Sport is that the ,,custom race" feature, if it even exists in the final game (it wasnt there at the latest version in germany, not even greyed out, so maybe they dismissed that feature or it should have been in the online section of the game from the beginning), let you set up own races and race series and give maybe even the option for a faster AI and many different variables to change.
Btw, i still love gran turismo and cant wait for sport!
Oh, I still love GT! But when I look at this videoThe two weeks between Forza 7 and GTsport will do more harm to the latter. I don't think that a good online mode can offset so many missing elements.
In my opinion a custom race feature is one that appeals mostly to the hardcore player. The more casual players I think just want to progress through the game and aren't necessarily interested in racing for its own sake which is how I view a custom races feature. This will be especially true if the payouts are very small in relation to the rest of the game.I think GT Sport will get only average reviews like 7/10 for its lacking offline content and the (compared to its main competitor forza 7) small car and track count. I guess they will also criticise that there isnt much new to the genre and that the VR mode is so limited as well as a too easy AI.
I also fear that GT Sport will sell very little, like 2 million copies or so as the voices of the internet atleast seem to be veeeery negative in regard to GT Sport.
So, i personally dont like the fact that the car and track roster has shrank that much, i would rather have my standard cars back, even if they are only available for a seperate download to not disturb the people who cant stand to have those graphically historic cars in the game.
My biggest hope for GT Sport is that the ,,custom race" feature, if it even exists in the final game (it wasnt there at the latest version in germany, not even greyed out, so maybe they dismissed that feature or it should have been in the online section of the game from the beginning), let you set up own races and race series and give maybe even the option for a faster AI and many different variables to change.
Btw, i still love gran turismo and cant wait for sport!
Hmmm, unusual. I have never seen you make a negative post before, everything is usually all rosey no matter what. Strange.Lighting, textures, visual effects, IA in PCars 2....
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Yeah i dont think too that reviewers or casual players would be very into custom races, players nowadays want everything served automaticly to them, they want the game to lead them, at least i think its that way.In my opinion a custom race feature is one that appeals mostly to the hardcore player. The more casual players I think just want to progress through the game and aren't necessarily interested in racing for its own sake which is how I view a custom races feature. This will be especially true if the payouts are very small in relation to the rest of the game.
Yeah i dont think too that reviewers or casual players would be very into custom races, players nowadays want everything served automaticly to them, they want the game to lead them, at least i think its that way.
But for me personally an in depth custom race mode would be great.
Oh, I still love GT! But when I look at this videoThe two weeks between Forza 7 and GTsport will do more harm to the latter. I don't think that a good online mode can offset so many missing elements.
I think GT Sport will get only average reviews like 7/10 for its lacking offline content and the (compared to its main competitor forza 7) small car and track count. I guess they will also criticise that there isnt much new to the genre and that the VR mode is so limited as well as a too easy AI.
I also fear that GT Sport will sell very little, like 2 million copies or so as the voices of the internet atleast seem to be veeeery negative in regard to GT Sport.
So, i personally dont like the fact that the car and track roster has shrank that much, i would rather have my standard cars back, even if they are only available for a seperate download to not disturb the people who cant stand to have those graphically historic cars in the game.
My biggest hope for GT Sport is that the ,,custom race" feature, if it even exists in the final game (it wasnt there at the latest version in germany, not even greyed out, so maybe they dismissed that feature or it should have been in the online section of the game from the beginning), let you set up own races and race series and give maybe even the option for a faster AI and many different variables to change.
Btw, i still love gran turismo and cant wait for sport!
My concern is that the metrics for the genre don't seem to support the direction at all, across the genre you get an average of 10% of players even attempting on-line and only around 5% staying in for te long haul. That's for just on-line racing, not for the commitment that would be required for eSports.Hear me out folks, Kaz basically said GT Sport was a reboot. They put out a video talking about how the game went into becoming a collector game and now they are rebooting everything. I mean it's going turn off a lot of staunch individuals who liked the old way, but with the way it is setup GT Sport may have opened itself up to be more than it ever was. Lets look at it from this point, GT Sport the entire offline section is geared toward teaching every player how racing works, rules, regulations and sportsmanship. They also included a Beta that tested and also updated the rating system that will be used to match players of similar skill levels. There is a heavy lean on social interaction with GT Sport and sure it will cost them a lot of players but with the world being connected as it is, they will also open themselves up to potentially more than they potentially could ever have lost. Although if it's not popular with buyers the alternative is far worse that doing par for the course of releasing a by the numbers GT game.
What I am saying is this is the new GT, this is PD's new game. It's a risky move to almost unilaterally aim the game at something PD themselves have only just dabbled in two games ago. While this game still heavily offline, the lean of connecting online is strong since the base of the game points to racing with others online. It's a risk in many ways, running servers to support the game will be expensive and also their base is sort of confused about the game changes PD have implemented to the basic structure. I applaud Kaz and PD for risking it all, I can't even think of the amount of money dumped into this effort at all not to mention that if it fails Kaz will take the brunt of the backlash.
My thoughts are that PD are definitely not making this game for offline players, everything steers you toward racing together with others online even the offline mode basically is there to teach you all the rules and skills for clean fair racing that will be used within the game and in the sanctioned online rooms. I say if you aren't interested in online in the least then this GT isn't for you at all, although you can simply muddle around with the photomode but even that requires online so you can share your creations with others. I've got a lot of games and not a lot of time so this game may just fit my groove better than I anticipate. I mean I played ton of Destiny and now Destiny 2, all my systems are connected online. PD and Sony aren't stupid they of course measured metrics and are looking to the future and online is only going to grow barring mass disruption of internet worldwide. It's a risk but still a business decision and thus calculated risk non the less.
My concern is that the metrics for the genre don't seem to support the direction at all, across the genre you get an average of 10% of players even attempting on-line and only around 5% staying in for te long haul.