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Aw man, I was kinda hoping that it was the new GT4RS. But the datamine shows the "16" on it, but it's still a great addition.
I looked at the prices of the racing Porsche it is £245 credits the sup formula car is 2.00.00 credits so the formula one car we are getting will be around £6.00.00 thousand creditsWe already have 8 911 road cars from Porsche, and only 2 post-1950s non-911 road cars (neither of which is a Cayman). While I would kill for the 959, or late-model 944/968, I think it's time for a Cayman/Boxster road car.
I'm partial to the Subaru hot wagons, though the closest I came to owning one is owning a Outback Sport that I had plenty of fun drifting in snow, mostly because it was a 5-speed and thus had full-time AWD. I'd even take the Dodge Magnum.
Is it?The MP4 is likely to be the generic version, "Gran Turismo". And I don't see a problem with that. It's even better because it suggests the coming of other F1 classics.
Also, if it's a GT version then it's way more likely to be ported/added to future titles.The MP4 is likely to be the generic version, "Gran Turismo". And I don't see a problem with that. It's even better because it suggests the coming of other F1 classics.
If the MP4/4 is licensed, which is possible, PD could not place another licensed F1 car in order not to encroach on F1's sphere of commercial interests.Is it?
The only reason the Lotus isn’t a Lotus is because of the schism that occurred between PD and the brand somewhere late in GTS’s development, and even then they only slightly adjusted some of the instruments on the dash and some aero on the model to differentiate it from the GT6 asset to avoid infringement. Aside from that every new formula car we’ve had since like 2007 has been licensed.
- Räikkönen F2007
- Alonso F10
- Senna Lotus
- Senna’s junior career vehicles
- Hamilton’s 2017 Mercedes
- 2019 Superformulas
You're a few zeroes out there (and credits are not pounds)... and there isn't a "racing Porsche" in GT7 with that price anyway.I looked at the prices of the racing Porsche it is £245 credits
Again, a few zeroes out... and wrong. The two Super Formula cars are 1,000,000cr. And why is the Super Formula relevant to anything anyway?the sup formula car is 2.00.00 credits
W... what?so the formula one car we are getting will be around £6.00.00 thousand credits
On brand central just to get a idea how much credits I need for the three new carsYou're a few zeroes out there (and credits are not pounds)... and there isn't a "racing Porsche" in GT7 with that price anyway.
In Brand Central, the 919 Hybrid is 3,000,000cr, the Vision GT and 917 LL are 1,000,000cr, the 911 RSR is 450,000cr, the - most relevant - Cayman GT4 Clubsport Gr.4 is 350,000cr. In Legends Cars the prices vary, but the 917K is currently 18,000,000cr and the last time the 962C appeared it was 1,500,000cr.
No idea where you're getting "245" anything.
Again, a few zeroes out... and wrong. The two Super Formula cars are 1,000,000cr. And why is the Super Formula relevant to anything anyway?
Where did you look up these prices? It wasn't in the game, that's for sure.
W... what?
Assuming you mean 6,000,000cr - not six point zero point zero thousand (6,000cr), or six four zeroes thousand (60,000,000cr) - how have you reached this conclusion from looking at the wrong prices for Porsches and the wrong prices for a Super Formula car?
The only similar car in GT7 at the moment is the F1500T-A, which is basically a rebranded Lotus 97T F1 car from 1985, at 1,000,000cr. However it's relatively cheap because it's been stripped of all its history as the Lotus 97T to skirt the licensing issue with Lotus; it was 3,000,000cr in GT6, but historic vehicles have seen - mostly - significant price inflation to GT7 to reflect the whole Hagerty Valuation Tool thing.
If the MP4/4 is in GT7 as an MP4/4 then it, as the Senna/Prost car of 1988 and the most successful F1 car ever made, will likely be considerably more expensive. Given that Senna's final Monaco-winning MP4/8 sold for over $6m, I'd be surprised if you see it up for less than 10,000,000cr.
None of that responds to anything I said.On brand central just to get a idea how much credits I need for the three new cars
That’s when you perform a Google search,
I just did le Mans BTW, radar worked like a charm and was spot on, have to check Spa tho
None of that responds to anything I said.
If you believe that "the racing Porsche it is £245 credits" and "the sup formula car is 2.00.00 credits" in Brand Central, you'll have no trouble providing screenshots of these things.
Though since they are not, you will not be able to:
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That'll be the fourth time you've posted untrue and misleading information and pretended it's right after being challenged on it. Will you double-down on it again, despite the evidence?
@Famine 's patience is outstanding ... again !
One of the next things to happen is ( that's my rough guess though and I sure can be wrong ) : "Ok, I'm sorry."![]()
That's not true at all. Automobilista 2 has quite a few licensed F1 cars, on top of like a dozen or so fictional ones from different eras, iRacing was said to be getting the W13 this year when they announced the arrival of the W12, Assetto Corsa has a few licensed F1 cars as well.If the MP4/4 is licensed, which is possible, PD could not place another licensed F1 car in order not to encroach on F1's sphere of commercial interests.
That isn't true. FOM/FIA own the rights to F1 racing. That means nobody else can create a game with different F1 cars racing each other on track. There is nothing stopping them including more than one in a single game, just as long as they can't race each other.If the MP4/4 is licensed, which is possible, PD could not place another licensed F1 car in order not to encroach on F1's sphere of commercial interests.
I wasn’t implying you didn’t know, but you’re asking a pretty big question on the differences between specific cars. It’s a lot easier to just read existing publications dedicated to describing it:As if I didn't know this before asking. Part of the reason I join this community is for its assistance into a car world I'm only beginning to understand. But thank you, nonetheless.
I wanted the 2019-2022 cayman gt4 road car, the old lights sucks in my opinionIt's internal name on the datamined list was CAYMAN_GT4_16_A so I'd guess so, but to be fair there are discrepancies on some cars between internal model year and the model year that's shown to users.
Oh, my... The negative dialectic dominates Samus's mind. You're arguing semantics, champ. I said gender, and you said specie. But let it go.That isn't true. FOM/FIA own the rights to F1 racing. That means nobody else can create a game with different F1 cars racing each other on track. There is nothing stopping them including more than one in a single game, just as long as they can't race each other.
Let's see what happens. Automobilista is another platform. I hope I'm wrong. and you're right, but I don't suspect not.That's not true at all. Automobilista 2 has quite a few licensed F1 cars, on top of like a dozen or so fictional ones from different eras, iRacing was said to be getting the W13 this year when they announced the arrival of the W12, Assetto Corsa has a few licensed F1 cars as well.
I really wish we'd get a more modern F1 inspired Formula Car. Like you can still call it the Formula gran turismo but it looks more liek the current 2022 F1 cars
Considering that the MP4/4 is likely to be the generic version, given the franchise's history, I hope they add generic models from the 90s and 2000s, especially the legendary Williams FW14, Ferrari F300 and Brawn BGP 001.
He's patient because he's not really human.@Famine 's patience is outstanding ... again !
What? You said they could only have one F1 car in the game, I said they could have as many as they like as long as they dont race each other. How is that semantics, and how on earth is it me being negative??Oh, my... The negative dialectic dominates Samus's mind. You're arguing semantics, champ. I said gender, and you said specie. But let it go.