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Check this thread: https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=128692&page=2
maybe it's a combination of SSR5 and SSR11.
Also, I was playing Ferrari Challenge and noticed that they use Infineon's Motorcycle course. Maybe this is the Ferrari Challenge Course as well and that gots me thinking. If Ferrari is in the game, is there a possibility that Infineon Motorcycle Course will be in, as well.
*shakes head* Tourist Trophy had the Motorcycle Course and Ferrari's in GT5 and I bet there's going to be a Ferrari Challenge series or two in the single make races, so...why not use the "Ferrari Challenge" course of Infineon?
Because evidently system three chose the wrong layout:
http://www.ferrari.com/English/Scuderia/Corse_Clienti/Circuits/Pages/circuits_Infineon.aspx
Fix this:
2) Merge Chamonix and Ice Arena. Again, 1 location, 2 variations.
3) Merge the Paris tracks. Same city, 2 variations. Close enough.
Other than that, good list. Maybe add a locations total as well.
2- Chamonix is in France, Ice Arena is set in Whistler BC, Canada.
3- George V and Opera Paris have completely different layouts, therefore making them individual tracks despite being in the same city.
Probably far from what you were thinking of butIt would be cool, though, if the two tracks were combined.
You sure ? Isn't the Ice Arena located right next to the Chamonix track ?2- Chamonix is in France, Ice Arena is set in Whistler BC, Canada.
He did list the the Tuscan tracks together, which could be even further apart.3- George V and Opera Paris have completely different layouts, therefore making them individual tracks despite being in the same city.
It's not actually in Whistler - it's just based on the place.Ice Arena is Whistler BC. It's not very well advertised, but I believe it mentions it in the track selection screen of the game.
Really? That last section looks excruciating.That is a much better flowing track compared to Opera and George V.
It's not actually in Whistler - it's just based on the place.
Who said the game will have all the NASCAR tracks ?
That's right, no one.
Wouldn't you then expect for all the tracks to be available?
Nobody said it, but that's not the point I was bringing up. If PD is expecting people to buy a current NASCAR game without most of the tracks from the series in it, much internet bitching will ensue.
There was no official game for the 2010 season and savvy game players that are NASCAR fans are excited PD is working on adding it to the game a step beyond anything EA has done visually or control wise.
That was the point I was bringing up. I am one of NASCAR's biggest critics and evangelical fan of the ALMS. So I'm not bring up this subject as some crazy NASCAR fan, I'm bring it up as this is suppose to be the game that features WRC, JGTC and NASCAR as its featured racing series.
Wouldn't you then expect for all the tracks to be available?
GT5 isn't a NASCAR game.Nobody said it, but that's not the point I was bringing up. If PD is expecting people to buy a current NASCAR game without most of the tracks from the series in it, much internet bitching will ensue.
GT5 isn't a NASCAR game.
I think you don't. Although very similar in nature all ovals NASCAR races at ar unique in the layout of the track, length of it, surface its competition areas are composed of and the banking each par of track has. Add surroundings and PD would never even consider it. I think there's just over 70 variations at well over 20 locations, that makes more sense to me.Guys!I have idea!
If you are developer like PD and want to save the time doing some NASCAR tracks, without sacrificing the quality what should you do?
In my opinion - do the tracks with SPEEDWAY(OVAL) layouts.So it's ONE track but many layouts INCLUDING NASCAR.It's like not doing 2 separate tracks - but 1.5 or even less...That's why so few tracks and so many layouts (variations).
I think I understand!
Being from outside of North America, I'm not really interested in NASCAR, exactly as most of the European and Japanese GT fans, being so, the game is known for it's very wide range of experiences and types of models, so in fact, the game can promote NASCAR races outside US, as well as WRC in places it isn't really famous ( is there any? ).
Having all tracks and licensed drivers in the game is just a detail, NASCAR brand will be promoted to GT fans and GT will be promoted to NASCAR fans, a nice exchange, both sides win. And I bet, I'll be watching at least a couple of NASCAR races after playing the game.
In short, the game smells motorsport, and whichever racing category associated with it is promoted, an awesome marketing tool for both sides. That's why NASCAR isn't bothered in not having the the full calendar represented, neither GT is interested in making a NASCAR only game. The win-win relationship is already established after associating both brands in a single product.