Pikes Peak is fully paved now though.Ok a rally cross circuit is amazing, also maybe a slight faint of hope that pikes peak one day makes an appearance
Oops, I mistook the layout name, its the club layout what I posted... Jeez I thought that was it, the logical one, don't know why they haven't added it. Maybe lack of pitlaneThat's not the rallycross section. It starts at about the hairpin in sector 3 and travels around that end of the track.
With the proper vehicle it has to be fun, however I'm quite sure Karts aren't allowed on dirt in GT7
The real curiosity is what bugs they will introduce. So far they've managed to introduce bugs every content update.While most are focused on the cars and layout, I'm definitely curious about whatever they decide to fix or not fix and read the patch notes on that after the update.
Hopefully another infinite engine ticket bug...The real curiosity is what bugs they will introduce. So far they've managed to introduce bugs every content update.
It would be if the karts had dirt tires available.
We'll know overnight (in the Western Hemisphere). I'll go so far as to say that it's even money that the patch notes will be the first confirmation from PD that we'd be able to sell cars.While most are focused on the cars and layout, I'm definitely curious about whatever they decide to fix or not fix and read the patch notes on that after the update.
The difficulties of adding that logic to the game say probably not. Further, the only potential "joker" I can see at Catalunya is which u-turn one can take, and there really isn't a lot of room to make it a proper joker lap.I wonder if the rally cross races will include a joker lap?
Only if you consider being built after the 2020 season as "not that new".Good to see them realise that rallycross is the way to go for dirt racing.
As usual though, PD also baffle. Why would they go to the trouble of modifying Barcelona but not add the new turn 10? it's not that new.
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That's exactly what I consider. It's been there for well over a year. Just seems odd to actively work on the track but ignore that change.Only if you consider being built after the 2020 season as "not that new".
It could be worse - it could be EA, which charges 1st-party AAA prices for yearly updates of its sports franchises, and manages to make each iteration worse than the previous one.
I suspect that, for much of that time, the track scanners were stuck outside Spain. On the other hand, PD has a long history of using outdated track models (see Daytona and Seattle).That's exactly what I consider. It's been there for well over a year.
coming in the December 2023 update, along with the one new corner at SpaGood to see them realise that rallycross is the way to go for dirt racing.
As usual though, PD also baffle. Why would they go to the trouble of modifying Barcelona but not add the new turn 10? it's not that new.
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I have read it does not say anything about selling cars when it was promiThis is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:
Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.20 Will Add Three New Layouts to Catalunya – Including Rallycross
The contents of Gran Turismo 7’s 1.20 update have been revealed ahead of it becoming available on Thursday August 25, with a total of four new cars and three additional layouts to one of the game’s real-world circuit...
Wait for the patch notes.I have read it does not say anything about selling cars when it was promi
OkayWait for the patch notes.
Infinite ticket glitch, but only for 5k.The real curiosity is what bugs they will introduce. So far they've managed to introduce bugs every content update.