You are correct, the hungarian sentence is like: Up to 3 tracks may come in the next update.translation from Magyar to English
+1 Laguna SecaMy guesses are as follows:
1) Isle of Man TT
2) Laguna Seca
3) Spa
4) Magny-Cours
5) Okayama
6) Mille Miglia - just a wet dream to be honest
Keep your fingers crossed, people. You never know with PD
Quite reasonable, I have to say. The activities always give us a hint of when they would come.Very interesting how they find the dates straight from the site itself.
If the pattern is to be followed (And just for fun), it leads me to play a dangerious game of guessing what dates this little system of theirs finds, which would be:
1.43 - September 24th (Week after the Red Bull Hanger 7 World Tour)
1.44 - October 29th (About two days after the Tokyo Auto Show World Tour
1.45 - November 26th ( About 2 days after the World Final)
1.46 - December 24th (As opposed to the 31st for obvious reasons)
If Chamonix was to return, I think half of the community would be surprised but annoyed, obviously.
Wondering if PD can simulate the altitude and lack of Oxygen. I've already forgotten if they did that on GT6.If Chamonix was to return, I think half of the community would be surprised but annoyed, obviously.
Go onto Google Street View and you'll see what I mean. Or, to save you the hassle:
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This is the problem. The freeway network has changed completely and the last section of the route doesn't exist. If Seattle Circuit was to be put in again, the layout would need to change.
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I would jump on my bed from happiness like a 5-year-old kid.Does this mean New York is returning from GT4?
Doubt it.
Doubt it. But if it is it's pretty epic. This is in GT5 for example:Does this mean New York is returning from GT4?
Doubt it.
Going to point out that the same source, Race Online Hungary, also supposadly said that their 'GTSH-Rank ranking engine' found out that 'something exciting happening at the end of this month [June]' along with an image of Silverstone + tags of Cape Ring, Silverstone and Deep Forest.
Guess what, none of those 3 tracks came in the June update, and the same track of Silverstone was the guess made here at GTPlanet purely based on the number of 'TBA' Entires in the FIA Calendar.
Essentially, take this with a MASSIVE grain of salt for now.
(Their post about the June update featuring 'something exciting happening' with the tags mentioned)
In this article, it has a 'if you are still skeptical, they got July correct' paragraph, so why not a 'oh they also got June completely wrong / were very misleading and ambigious' paragraph.
What?I Know of get of conditions of rain, out tracks, layouts the more cars of patch.
Are the rain conditions something that needs to be modeled for every circuit individually or are they a general feature that can be developed separately and then adapted to every track?I think the wet weather conditions will probably be on limited circuits at first, it's unrealistic to expect all circuits to have wet conditions in one update.
Are the rain conditions something that needs to be modeled for every circuit individually or are they a general feature that can be developed separately and then adapted to every track?
Not really, no.Click bait!
So basically, that guy has no idea what clickbait is.
But you never know from PD. They added the 2016 Renault Clio even though we already had the 2015 which is virtually the same car. So I wouldn't be one bit surprised if they added the FR-S.Not exact sure why would PD even bring back the Scion when its waay older then both the BRZ and GT 86.
Also, its a dead brand that has nowhere near the cache of Pontiac sooo...
But you never know from PD. They added the 2016 Renault Clio even though we already had the 2015 which is virtually the same car. So I wouldn't be one bit surprised if they added the FR-S.