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Ticker on the bottom of the menu page?News ticker added. BMW M4 to get interior in future update.
Ticker on the bottom of the menu page?News ticker added. BMW M4 to get interior in future update.
Ticker on the bottom of the menu page?
I never saw that I will have to check.Bottom of GT6's in-game My Home screen.
According to GTPnews that ticker was added in the latest little update.I never saw that I will have to check.
Do you always type in blue bold?Thats great news!
You say that as if dozens upon dozens of seasonal events and series aren't going to be coming out in the near future. Probably after January.
You say that as if Daddy Kaz isn't going to soon implement the PP compensator that was released in GT5's waning days. In my opinion, that's the correct way to reward people and it probably will be in GT6.
I don't mind people griping about the game, but it's been out for a week. It isn't expected of you to conquer the game and have zillions of dollars yet. Nobody has any right to be complaining about lack of money yet.
You are right!I love how all the things that used to be considered as "playing the game" or "progressing through the career mode" in GT1-4 (earning prize money, upgrading and tuning cars slowly over time, etc.) is now termed "grinding." People act as if spending $60 should somehow allow them to dictate the rules and how the game is played. You're not a backer, you're not a developer; you're a customer. You don't make the rules, you're paying for an experience somebody else has built. If you don't like it, that's absolutely fine - just don't buy it. But you have no right to be entitled to all a game's content at launch.
However, if you want that - and I have gotten yelled at for this in the past, but I'll repeat it anyway - go play one of the many PC sims that operate that way. iRacing. rFactor. Assetto Corsa. They all allow you to just take a car and a track and race, no annoying "grinding" getting in between you and the sim. Enjoy those games and stop demanding that GT change into something it's not and never has been.
News ticker added. BMW M4 to get interior in future update.
SRF wasn't forced on when I did it a few hours ago.Actually the gold time was a snap because the bar is set so low at 1:13.
So it took me some more miles to shave the time down by almost 6 more seconds to 107:265 using a wheel, no aids/0 ABS.
Unfortunately SRF is forced on for this event too, I usually do better with it off.
Have you tried to take that car for a spin with 0 ABS around Matterhorn?
I am curious about your settings and time for the TT.
It's been raised to 50,000,000.I probably missed this, but can anyone confirm that the credit cap has been lifted? I've been seeing talk of that being done but have yet to actually get confirmation of it.
Okay. Thank you!It's been raised to 50,000,000.
It will show in the dealership with either a T or NA under Aspiration. You won't need to purchase it to find out.
SRF wasn't forced on when I did it a few hours ago.
Hey man, it was the perfect way to end my tragic run of trying to find rooms to drive in over the last few days lolFantastic.
you're not drafting well enough more than likely. In GT5 that stuff was critical in every way, even taping a wall could screw you hard.NASCAR races are terrible. Inconsistant handling, evil AI, and...how are they so much faster than me?
So I do the Mercedes Vision seasonal...
...rack up 384 miles on the car practicing to work down to a 107.265 lap...
...scraped and banged a couple of walls in process (very easy to do on this Matterhorn configuration).
End result: 50K credits, 1 paint chip minus the 500K credits I will have to pay to restore rigidity.
So I guess I need to pay 450K credits for the privilege of running in Seasonal TTs now?
I use a wheel, no aids, no ABS, pretty careful, and I don't usually play bumper cars...
I managed to gold 49 out of 50 Licenses in GT5, qualified for WRS D3 Gold as well.
This is my 3rd high-end car in as many days with less than 400 miles requiring rigidity restoration.
So I will just sell this Merc. Vision back for 300K credits and ditch future participation in this TT.
Something is seriously out of whack.
I am still hoping it is a case of new game that needs tweaking...
...otherwise it can only be explained as corporate greed with the debut of micro-transactions.
I have no problem whatsoever paying for DLC content, I bought every DLC for GT5.
I also posted this in the Body Rigidity Deteriorates Way To Fast Thread.
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EDIT (Addition):
I think this becomes more of an issue once you get up into the International A/Super levels because of the cost required to restore high-end cars.
Once more people get up into these levels, they will experience this first-hand.
Who told you that rigidity is awfyl because of some light crashes? I am sure that as in GT5, even without any crash, rigidity is to be fixed. Not obligatory or because drivability is bad. Only because after some mileage every chassis wears out. Slowly but normally.
Even F1 monocoques are changed every few races during the season.
Sure. But no car in real life warps after 350 miles. Real cars are barely broken in after that long.
PLEASE, Kaz, add the 850CSi and the M1 at some point. And the Ferrari F355/Challenge when you can get around to it.****, forgot about the 8 series. I hope it gets added. I've been looking for a used 850CSi for years and haven't found one
Skid recovery force is an arcade mode in most respects. It prevents the car from skidding out and modifies the physics into a slot car.Just as a general Q what does SFR actually do? I've joined lobbies were it's forced off and have had events were it's just on and can't really tell what diffrence it makes
A McLaren MP4/4 used by Ayrton Senna during his victorious 1988 World Drivers’ Championship campaign will be on display at the Top Gear Australia Festival in March.The car, estimated to be worth almost $9 million, is regularly housed at the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking, England.A total of six MP4/4s were made and allowed team-mates Senna and Alain Prost to win 15 of out of the 16 races between them.All were powered by Honda’s 1.5 litre V6; the last and ultimate turbo F1 engine prior to the reintroduction of force-fed powerplants next season.Senna finished second to Prost in the 1988 Australian Grand Prix. He went on to win the race twice before his death in 1994.Ayrton’s nephew Bruno, who started 46 Grand Prix before embarking on an endurance racing career, says he’s pleased to see a piece of his uncle’s history travelling to a country that appreciated his talents.“I was amazed by the amount of support Ayrton had in Australia,” he said.“Now over 20 years later people are still paying tribute to him, celebrating his career, his life and it’s very special that Australians are that fond of him.“It’s something that always feels warm inside because you’re sure that people really still love him.”Bruno Senna has made just one racing appearance in Australia, winning for South Australian Formula 3 outfit Team BRM at Albert Park in 2006.Now in its second year, Sydney Motorsport Park’s Top Gear Festival will be highlighted by an appearance from Daniel Ricciardo in a Red Bull RB7, as well as the opening round of the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge.The event will take place from March 8-9.
A real car can warp in 1/4 mile if you run into a wall or other car.
Yep, it certainly can. And if anything moderately approaching realistic damage were in the game I'd be right with you on this.
Instead we get this warping system that appears to be linked to mileage rather than damage. Does any car warp just from driving it? Not really. You can wear out things like bushings but that takes tens of thousands of miles at least. Any sort of bending requires some pretty rough roads or actual contact with something else.
(Note: I'm sure somewhere there's cars built so shoddily that they bend when someone sits in them, but talking about normal cars, no.)