If you paid attention to me, you would have noticed that I don't care what anybody thinks. Because I accept, wait for it, FREEDOM OF SPEECH!
And if you paid attention, you'd notice you agreed to
these simple rules when you joined. This is a privately owned website on the internet; there is no free speech. If you don't like the rules, you probably shouldn't agree to them and join the site - though it's worth noting the vast majority of our members have no such qualms 👍
If anyone takes offence to what I say, their problem, not mine.
If it violates the AUP, it most certainly is your problem.
Trust me, i've heard a lot of people complaining about such liveries on Forza for a while. They aren't very common which is good, but it still happens. If it was a free editor, a livery should be 'approved' before it goes on a car IMO.
So you recognize they're not common but still insist on giving PD
more work by having to approve each and every design? You know what'd work better? A simple Report function, much as there is in Forza or even LittleBigPlanet, for people to report offensive liveries.
What you're suggesting is akin to the staff having to approve every single post made at GTPlanet just because a small percentage could be a problem. It's incredibly wasteful.
I just can't see that fitting with the GT ethos... for me it would need to be limited to something racing related to go ahead. I've said it once and i'll say it again, a free livery editor will cause more problems than its worth.
Well that's certainly interesting, that the GT "ethos" has to be what you personally deem fit.
Why should it have to be racing-related, too? If I want to put a stripe on my road car, or recreate a
harlequin Golf, or perhaps even create a replica of a particular trim level that the game doesn't offer, why not?
As others have already mentioned, there's plenty of horrifying colour combinations available in GT5 already, and that's only with the ability to change the wheel and base body colours. The "ethos" argument seems pretty threadbare in light of Passionate Pink TZ2's running around on neon green rims.