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Some of the comments regarding the DS5 are pretty wild, imo it's just about perfect for GT7, especially now with the recent update. Some folks get stick drift, but I haven't after roughly 500 hours on GT alone.
I must be playing a different game…I'd wager A LOT
So, great first point. Any discussion about making a custom race interesting involves crippling yourself compared to the bots. Sophy does this for you. It's not matching you. It's faster because it has a better car. That's not even remotely what was promised.
This is 100% inaccurate and if you believe it, your bias is strong. This can be proven, again, in a custom race. Put fast cars at the back of a custom race and watch them move through the field.
I don't think you understand what a script is. Again, refer to my previous point. Over and over again, we can observe the regular AI moving through the field. This is not possible with scripting. That a consistent mistake occurs is expected if the same conditions are met.
People crash all the time in daily races. Are they following a script?
This thread is about whether it's worthwhile moving from the PS4 (without Sophy) to the PS5 (with Sophy). The answer is simply NO. There is no way that these very brief quick races are SUCH a game changer that it's worth upgrading for it.
Now, I don't know what game you guys are playing, but Sophy is simply no big deal (for now). I don't care what propaganda was pushed out onto the public, in practice, it isn't anything special. Remove the emojis and it loses a great deal of its differentiation.
If it were all that, why can't we choose Sophy in the custom races? You want to know why? Because if we could choose it, it would lose the preset imbalance of faster cars. The difference would be almost imperceptible. Want test it and see? The 700pp 5 Pepper race at Fuji. This is the best example of what the base AI can do. Race that, then race against Sophy. If it weren't for the emoji's, it would be the same event.
Great you guys love Sophy. All the power to you. But, as someone who has moved from PS4 version to PS5 version, and as recommendation to someone else asking about it, Sophy isn't worth the price of admission.
I don’t know if you had an original PS5 but both my controllers had stick drift - Sony replaced them for free as there was a fault with the first gen controllers (you can check the model number on the back to see if yours is a first or second gen controller)Some of the comments regarding the DS5 are pretty wild, imo it's just about perfect for GT7, especially now with the recent update. Some folks get stick drift, but I haven't after roughly 500 hours on GT alone.
No, same game, but very different conditions.I must be playing a different game…
The custom race thread is FILLED with talk about the issues. The fact of the matter is that the custom race, no matter what difficulty setting you have it set to, is not set up to showcase the best that the AI has to offer.The regular AI can’t seem to cope with lapped cars. I have a custom race at Le Mans with a mix of my fave Gr.1 and 3 cars. When a Gr.1 has to face a Gr. 3 car a lap down, it get ls stuck behind it - confused on what to do, even though it could easily just go around it with its huge power difference.
But again, Sophy isn't allowed in Custom race, so you are comparing apples and oranges. Now, I never said Sophy was the same, I said it would be hard to distinguish if you removed the emojis. Sophy will likely be the default AI for the next iteration, and yes, it is better in some ways. I never said it was not but, again, is it such an amazing feature that people should upgrade for it? I still say no.Cut to Sophy at Le Mans, I can fake a move left and switch back right and it will try to defend both moves. The regular AI does NOT do that - it’s like I’m not even there.
There is a huge difference between an AI that only has 2 rails and an AI that can freely choose.I said it would be hard to distinguish if you removed the emojis.