Yeah i still wonder why would people take part in 24h race where everything above is included
You know maybe i'm weird but i will be happy even if I will be last ! Because i took challange and make it to the end. I will be proud.
Yay tomorrow is another TurismoTuesday!
I wonder what we will be shown.
I know my english is bad, but you could try harder.
I should have quoted the first part of your post too, my bad. You were talking about 24h races, implying how the lack of a save system is a limiting factor, mentioning hardcore and casuals and how they would face the challenge of such endurance race, is that right? If not, then just ignore my post, there's no point arguing over something I misinterpreted.
I'm not against the implementation of any form of save system. If you have a chance of winning, but don't have the time, the system is great! What you posted made it look like a save system would make the race accessible for the casual... but using it to break the endurance race into smaller "races" isn't going to help at all if he can't keep up, no matter what strategy you take, since the AI is always regular (presuming you don't rely on B-Spec).
A race in The Ring against fast AI cars? For a casual, that will be a hard race independent of the number of laps, same with La Sarthe. A longer duration simply adds to the first difficult the casual player can't overcome.
Is my argument\opinion biased? Well, yes, because that's my experience as a casual player with races where little mistakes by me = big advantages for the adversary (this describes all three 24h races from GT4), a save system wouldn't remedy that (lousy driving) and I would hardly take enjoyment over the fact that it helped me lose a "complete" 24h race, even if I paid for it
Couldn't agree more! I've only done two 24 Hour races online, in 2005 and 2006. Guess what, I didn't finish in any of them. The team I was in raced for several hours (12+). We got 13:th place the first time and I was glad we even finished that high. The story is on my not so used blog that nobody reads
Since then I've been looking for a racing game that lets me do the same thing again. LFS is close but has the wrong cars and tracks. rFactor don't allow people to rejoin after a disconnect. So I have my hopes high for GT5. One of the most thrilling types of racing is the Endurance races with a team. Even if we "only" can race 16 cars at the same time.
And just to prove that I did:
And this was our last lap of that race:
They're not. They may be told about it, but Che's job was to interact with the community, & gifting cars was part of that. Today, Jube3 now does it by releasing his painted cars every so often for everyone & T10 never says a word beside the fact that it's been gifted.I don't see how Turn 10 could not be part of something that involved one of their employees giving out over 2000 pieces of unique downloadable content through their official forums.
I know my english is bad, but you could try harder.
I should have quoted the first part of your post too, my bad. You were talking about 24h races, implying how the lack of a save system is a limiting factor, mentioning hardcore and casuals and how they would face the challenge of such endurance race, is that right? If not, then just ignore my post, there's no point arguing over something I misinterpreted.
I'm not against the implementation of any form of save system. If you have a chance of winning, but don't have the time, the system is great! What you posted made it look like a save system would make the race accessible for the casual... but using it to break the endurance race into smaller "races" isn't going to help at all if he can't keep up, no matter what strategy you take, since the AI is always regular (presuming you don't rely on B-Spec).
A race in The Ring against fast AI cars? For a casual, that will be a hard race independent of the number of laps, same with La Sarthe. A longer duration simply adds to the first difficult the casual player can't overcome.
Is my argument\opinion biased? Well, yes, because that's my experience as a casual player with races where little mistakes by me = big advantages for the adversary (this describes all three 24h races from GT4), a save system wouldn't remedy that (lousy driving) and I would hardly take enjoyment over the fact that it helped me lose a "complete" 24h race, even if I paid for it
Release November 2nd?
That could get interesting if it really covers all tracks in GT5 and comes out before the game itself, but I rather think that they'll delay that book too
