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According to everybody else (including me) it is the other way around
GT Sport's Next Content Update is On Its Way
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They need to add the real GT40 now, the street version that we have in the game just isn't as fast.
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Actually, the new data protection laws in the European Union that went into force last week also give you the right for your data to be correct, so you can demand of Sony that your age be corrected.
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That only sort-of works, at the moment, and for US Dollars.
GT1 did it too. In 1998 the average Yen/USD exchange was 0.00775 (129¥/$), so ¥11m was $85k. In 2010 when GT5 came out it was 0.0119 (84¥/$), so ¥11m was $131k - nearly 55% more.
In other western currencies, ¥11m would be £76k, €87k and AU$135k, which is quite a range. And thanks to local taxation, the value of cars varies wildly in different markets - a Danish person may pay $78k for a Volkswagen Golf GTI, while a German pays $35k, a Brit pays $36k and an American pays $25k...
Ultimately there is a sort-of relation between the value of the in-game currencies in Japanese games and the Yen, but it's more opaque. Simply put, the Japanese are used to prices that are two orders of magnitude higher than other first world nations (except, historically, Italy), because of the Yen exchange rate - indeed if you learn business Japanese, you'll be taught numbers way, way beyond what you'd learn in other languages. 110,000 seems like chump change to someone used to dealing in hundreds of millions (or, more accurately, singles of hundredmillions - Japanese has a four place order system, rather than three).
So while it looks close enough to Yen to be Yen, it only does that from your currency and right now. It's just a simple raising by two orders to make the numbers less tiny. Or rather a reduction of by two orders to make them seem less huge for us. It is a Japanese game after all!
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My thinking is, with this update PD is really making a big step towards beeing a complete game.
Here some thoughts,
- every update was free
- for my taste, there are enough cars to enjoy the game. But a modern formular 1 car is missing
- tracks are still not enough, but La Sarthe is a huge step
- sport mode can drive us crazy, but all in all I never ever experienced something more thrilling.
- The GT League could have been exciting, but unfortuntaley they made it mostly boring because no championship system, no car rewards and to easy also
- The campain is fine, but gold medals are way to easy. Back in old GT parts, getting gold was a challenge
- The custom races are well also
- liveries had a major impact. Very many players found their artist souls
I could write many more, but then its getting to long
Here some thoughts,
- every update was free
- for my taste, there are enough cars to enjoy the game. But a modern formular 1 car is missing
- tracks are still not enough, but La Sarthe is a huge step
- sport mode can drive us crazy, but all in all I never ever experienced something more thrilling.
- The GT League could have been exciting, but unfortuntaley they made it mostly boring because no championship system, no car rewards and to easy also
- The campain is fine, but gold medals are way to easy. Back in old GT parts, getting gold was a challenge
- The custom races are well also
- liveries had a major impact. Very many players found their artist souls
I could write many more, but then its getting to long
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Well shucks and i thought PD were a bunch of lazy bums screwing around with flutes up their nose.
So it appears the game is not done.
They are working.
They are adding new tracks.
Looks like all the guys moaning more than a woman in labor about GTS were wrong.
You seemed so sure of yourself too. What happened?
So it appears the game is not done.
They are working.
They are adding new tracks.
Looks like all the guys moaning more than a woman in labor about GTS were wrong.
You seemed so sure of yourself too. What happened?
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Remember, the game is 7-77. Gotta make it for everyone.My thinking is, with this update PD is really making a big step towards beeing a complete game.
Here some thoughts,
- every update was free
- for my taste, there are enough cars to enjoy the game. But a modern formular 1 car is missing
- tracks are still not enough, but La Sarthe is a huge step
- sport mode can drive us crazy, but all in all I never ever experienced something more thrilling.
- The GT League could have been exciting, but unfortuntaley they made it mostly boring because no championship system, no car rewards and to easy also
- The campain is fine, but gold medals are way to easy. Back in old GT parts, getting gold was a challenge
- The custom races are well also
- liveries had a major impact. Very many players found their artist souls
I could write many more, but then its getting to long
Hey wait, weren't all the other games for "everyone"?
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Bring back the latter and rally versionHow... how could you say no tothese?
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Yay, another update featuring new (recycled) cars and tracks from GT6 (minus the time progression). Time to just load up GT6 and enjoy the other tracks PD bothered giving us in the past... This franchise is officially dead to me.
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Except none of these things are recycled...
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Not to mention the car was engineered and developed by Subaru, so the Toyota 86 is more like the rebadged version.
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Wow PD really the Mk IV Supra was in literally every Gran Turismo stop recycling iconic cars and add new cars
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