Yeah i have a series x. Fh5 is decent, although the back drop of the festival is cringeworthy (assuming you're over 16). More arcadey, but it's a very good game imo, plenty of content, and yiu can ignore the more goofy stuff (like I did).
The cool thing about ACC is that the default setups are perfectly fine. You can just jump in the car and drive. Or get setups online if you really feel you have to. You don't have to be an engineer or even understand how setups work in order to play.
Sort of. On the other hand, if you're good at driving or used to driving good sims it will be very natural and will take you less time to get good at ACC than something like GT where you have to adapt to GTs specific physics setup.
It also says in that clip that Sophy is not running on the Playstation itself, it's communicating with them. GT7 is always online and you can't play the single player without a connection. An AI agent doesn't need to running on the PS4. Since the game is always online, the single-player can essentially run like multiplayer, with the AI agent sending input from the server to the client.
If you would like to believe that it is an absolute, 100%, impossibility so be it.
You can do the music mini game thing (unless there's some other arcade feature that I missed). That's all I have seen. That AI looks super basic to me, like all it's doing is lapping.
GT up to & including GT4 was great .... for the time. But console gamers expectations have moved on since then & other developers have provided much stiffer competition. Starting with GT5 it became apparent that PD was falling behind in some important areas & they've never really made the attempt to address their shortcomings preferring to focus on improving what they already did well. My best guess about the business thinking behind this is that many "casual sim racers" are happy enough with a game that looks great & offers depth of content. It's puzzling though.
I wouldn't even worry about car setup until you're throwing down fast, and consistent lap times. The joy in these games comes from racing at the edge. One wrong move and it's over. Sure, it's intense, but that's actual racing and when you get it right, damn it's fun!
Japan is a country that seems stuck in the 90s in many ways. There are quite a few anachronisms in GT that make you roll your eyes. And not just. Games from publishers such as Square Enix have some weird dated design in them.
While I don't think it needs a race weekend format, I do think the inclusion of it would be nice, even if it wasn't in the main campaign. You have these beautiful cars, some of them fully fledged race cars, and you have pretty good driving physics, why not let us do a race weekend or custom championship with them? It would generate so many hours of gameplay for people.
There are so many that are very frustrated with this game and it's totally all PD fault, by now you would think they would be more organize because they have been in this business for years. Really PD couldn't organize a bonfire let alone a game, and I think it's time all the staff at PD need to be looked at. So we can to get a proper and enjoyment numbered game, instead we have a Real Driving Simulator game with Music Rally and a Menu Book.
Come on man. You've basically just said "why do people want to race in this racing game"
I said "perfectly fine", not "perfect". "Perfectly fine" in this context is a phrase that means "acceptable".
People have different wants, and it should be on the developer to provide those community wants to the best of their abilities. Especially considering one of the aspects you mentioned is something the series has been lambasted for, including on the review for the latest game for this site, for the past decade and change.
But especially this.
The standard setup options are "acceptable" but I've only ever used them as a base. I always make small adjustments to ensure that I can drive the car comfortably without crashing all the time. However the standard setups are particularly good for those who don't want to make all the adjustments themselves.
www.metacritic.com
100% correct.
I seriously have to resist drop kicking my ps5 after a 5000 credit roulette payout or a goddamn manufacturer invitation. I have tried finding some kind of reasoning behind why 99.99999% of the time this happens. I think Kaz is a ****ing sadist for employing this mechanic in the game. I have rage quit the game more times than I can count just on the reason of that infuriating aspect.Payouts could a bit better too. 42k for 31 hours is nothing special. Don't forget for magic roulette with another 5k. That must entertain almost everybody!
Someone just completed 200 laps on the Nurburgring in 24 hours in Gran Turismo 7
According to the user behind the mind-blowing achievement, they simply had "too much free time."www.xfire.com
Nothing really changed though. Havent touched GT7 in a long time, ive learned that doing custom lobbies or custom championships on ACC competizione, PC2 or F1 is more my thing.
