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Dat sounds
Everybody knows by now the sounds will be the same as GT5.
They are addressing it and it will be parched.
Only we don't know when.
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Everybody knows by now the sounds will be the same as GT5.
They are addressing it and it will be parched.
Only we don't know when.
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Oh, that's not exactly what I meant. I get what you're saying I mean, but I kinda meant something else with backgrounds. I wish PD would make the Backgrounds look more appealing and have a more realistic appeal to help give the track environments have a better feel overall. I'm not exactly saying they're the answer, just that maybe they would help with their fantasy track design a bit.
As for what you're saying about the classic GT tracks, I agree with that.
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Parched - Something parched is excessively dry and hot, in extreme need of water, like a desert, a neglected plant, or your throat after a five-kilometer run.
Typo or Freudian slip?
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It LOOKS like they're just showing how the driving model is. They can't be that bad...
It might not even be the same person, but their "driving" style is eerily similar. We can assume the driving assists are the same on both videos?
It might not even be the same person, but their "driving" style is eerily similar. We can assume the driving assists are the same on both videos?
Gejabo
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Let's call it a typoParched - Something parched is excessively dry and hot, in extreme need of water, like a desert, a neglected plant, or your throat after a five-kilometer run.
Typo or Freudian slip?
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Well, it's nice to see that there's a lot of offroad space there. I think my Schwimmwagen will feel at home there (which is a bit ironic, since it's a desert).
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A wheel is not a DS3. Like Samus said, when you first grab a wheel you overcompensate movements, you turn the wheel around too much thinking it's as easy as throwing the left stick around on the DS3.
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Yeah, both times I got a wheel for GT4 and then GT5 there was an adapting period. Although to be fair, it was very difficult in GT5 because I got my wheel in the middle of Nurburgring 24 hours while it was raining and moving into the night... with a 787B and no traction control. Not the best conditions to start using a wheel. Most difficult thing though was the pedal control and not spinning because of the rain. I spun so many times in places and ways that I never thought I could -- things that would never ever happen to me with a controller. By the time the race was finished though (and had dried up), I was consistently setting very fast lap times, 10 seconds faster than my fastest with the DS3...
I'm still a much better driver without the wheel though, at least when it comes to slower cars. With racing cars I find it much easier to be fast and I managed to gold all the Vettel challenges in each session I tried (did 1 per day in 3 days) whereas 3 years ago with the DS3 I could only manage bronze, although I didn't go all out for gold then.
Anyway, I've had a wheel for GT5 for only 2-3 months now. Not sure if I'll ever be as good as I am with a DS3 when it comes to non-racing cars. But when it comes to people jumping on a wheel at gaming conventions, you can't be so quick to judge. If they're not wheel users, it's very difficult to start . You think you understand the physics enough already and it'll be easy to adapt quickly but it's really not at all. Some people are just terrible and it's obvious to see that, but other people look worse than they actually are.
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For cheating? It seems you don't know the GT5 online community, full of non experienced children...
Gejabo
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Or else?
I don't get peoples opsesion on how far you can go off track.
Isn't the point to stay on track?
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The point is also not to crash but naturally in a game where people are pushing to the limit they will make mistakes, they will go off-course and they will crash. So if they go off-course or crash and either the damage modelling is poor or there are invisible walls it breaks the immersion aspect of the game because in a simulator the aim is to be as realistic as possible. Some people just think that invisible walls are one feature that shouldn't be included in a simulator for that reason.
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Penalties is not a solution... Did it ever happen, last lap online of SPA that someone cuts the final corner then wins? It happened many times for me. Penalties is not a good solution for cheaters, but only a warning for mistakes during the races. So they better add invisible walls if you want to race clean, because the world is not so simple. There are lots of GT cheaters around the online community of GT5.
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