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Well i recently got gt5 and after having played forza and many other pc racing games it was very hard to get into at first. But i put the sound of the cars behind me and i started to really enjoy the game. I was then getting really excited about the idea of GT6 and then i can to this post and i must say i am very disappointed so far. I really cannot understand how they cannot put the sounds of the car at a 1000% number 1 priority like seriously it has the worst sounds of any racing game i have played in the last 10 years. If i worked at Polyphony i would be pushing with all my might for them to do something about it. The game would be so much better and i think the chance they will add better sounds after launch is really lame. Give the customers what they want or even better they should do a post with a poll of the top 10 things they want to change so we can choose where they put time into the game. Anyway with all that said i will still buy the game but i would pay double the price if the cars sounded anything like forza
I hate to put it like this but things haven't changed in at least 10 years so don't expect any improvements for the next 5 years. You're new to the series but many of us have had enough and won't be supporting this company anymore.
I hate to put it like this but things haven't changed in at least 10 years so don't expect any improvements for the next 5 years. You're new to the series but many of us have had enough and won't be supporting this company anymore.
TokoTurismoI believe PepeMickey should see TenD's post where PD have updated the sounds through those 10 years. He'll be very surprised of what a big liar he is.
If that's a race with stock GT3 cars on same tyres...
It looks waaaaaaaaay too easy.
As expected, it looks like all the cars will get a generic suspension geometry. The SLS GT3 doesn't dive and squat like that.
As expected, it looks like all the cars will get a generic suspension geometry. The SLS GT3 doesn't dive and squat like that.
Did you ever drive one to say something like that? You cannot talk about the handling of a car without handle it yourself.
As expected, it looks like all the cars will get a generic suspension geometry.
Nope, the Z34 definitely doesn't apply when every car get's a generic suspension geometry according to you.I haven't driven one, but I can still make the same claim. Because, I have Google. Stare at the lead SLS in this video. When it brakes, only the lights come on, but it seems to float around the corners with only body roll being visible:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRPNxNWiGx0
"Oh, but TexasTyme214, maybe you can just setup up the car so that you get the diving and squating in GT6, a different setup than what's in the video." If you're saying that, I have a link for that too: http://www.teampetronas.com/?id=279
The 370Z is a completely different car. It doesn't apply here.
The 370Z is a completely different car. It doesn't apply here.
As expected, it looks like all the cars will get a generic suspension geometry. The SLS GT3 doesn't dive and squat like that.
Of course it does. The tuned one had a much tightter suspension, and beyond handling differently, you could clearly see it in how the car moved. That's a direct counter to you saying that all cars would get the same suspension animation, regardless of setup and what not.
It doesn't apply because I'm saying that the SLS GT3's suspension doesn't appear to be true to life. It seems that it was given a generic suspension model in place of what it actually has. Perhaps, I'm wrong that EVERY car has the exact same suspension geometry, but the SLS's appears to be false/not fully accurate.
Comparing the 370Z Tuned and the regular 370Z is different because you could just swap out springs, decrease ride height, and tighten the sway bars to produce the same results. It's not like it was suddenly a completely different geometry such as the anti-dive/squat technology that the SLS GT3 has in real life.
370Z: http://www.edmunds.com/car-reviews/track-tests/2009-nissan-370z-suspension-walkaround.html
SLS GT3: http://www.daimler.com/Projects/c2c/channel/documents/1823445_PM_MB_SLS_AMG_GT3_Panamericana_en.pdf
In the second video, his actual hand movements aren't exactly in sync with the virtual hands.