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I think the environment is very tidy and photorealistic. I may be wrong, but I think it's more refined than the other circuits in the game.
Has Laguna Seca just been leaked?
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Wow did not expect this 
I thought SPA would have been the last track added to GTS
I thought SPA would have been the last track added to GTS
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Why? It looks like GTS has still quite a bit of life left...Wow did not expect this
Damn, he's becoming very popular for his GT vids.
I like how people call him Alex Albon
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Wow, what a difference this version is from the one used from gt4-6. Be ready for the comparison shots @emula.
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This looks like a real image. It's probably because of the motion blur in the background.
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Why? It looks like GTS has still quite a bit of life left...
Damn, he's becoming very popular for his GT vids.
I like how people call him Alex Albon
Usually devs stop supporting game after couple of years even if it is paid DLC. Moreover PS5 is releasing next year and they will want everyone contributing to next game. Especially if they plan to release both on PS4 and PS5
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I just realized, this is the first time we’ve had a time variable Laguna Seca in GT. All other games only had one fixed time for the track, in mid-day.
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Nope, GT3 had sunset if I recall correctly
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Just realized we got the two of the most fan requested circuits in 2 months. So by this logic next month should be Deep Forest and Silverstone in January?
One can hope...
One can hope...
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Silverstone or any other real track, very likely next year. An original track like Deep Forest or Grand Valley, almost no chance. It's pretty clear we won't see a classic GT track on PS4.
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Well, that's speculation, there's no indication/proof that the updates are going to stop after 2 years and there's no indication/proof that the next GT is going to come the same time as the PS5 release.
This GT (GTS) is a bit "special" because its supposed to be the only one for the PS4 (unlike the previous ones) so it may have extended support
To be honest, I think sunset time is unnecessary. It looks nice and all but its not good for racing as you can not see very well, or not as well as midday
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I made an educated guess in the original tracks thread about future tracks. Silverstone and Laguna Seca were on my most likely to return due to fan requests and FIA completion. I didn’t expect we’d get Laguna Seca so soon (I was thinking December), but I’d be willing to bet come January or so we’ll see Silverstone. The only way I can see Deep Forest or any of the originals happening is as a final goodbye update or in a true Spec 2 released on the PS5 while waiting for the true GT7 to be ready for release.
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I mean we can now race at different times of day at Laguna Seca, instead of just noon or sunset. And GT3 was at morning not sunset.
Oh yes, I would love Road America, seeing as I’m from that area and have raced it many times.
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That's why I want Watkins Glen. I don't do any real world racing but it's the closest track to me and I saw the 2016 6H IMSA race which was a blast
Are you sure there weren't other times of day in GT6? Really?
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Yep, GT6 just carried over the model of Laguna Seca from GT5, which was set at noon. It’s a shame it didn’t get the same treatment as Spa or Daytona with variable time.
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After Spa and Laguna Seca, it seems almost inevitable that Silverstone will appear eventually. However, I think it is more likely to appear around one of the World Tour events next year.
I personally think next year will run similar to this year, with a low key track in early 2020 (equivalent to Route X, maybe a new original track e.g. Colorado Springs road course), allowing time for other stuff to be finished. Followed by a "real" track Spring into Summer. I wouldn't be very surprised if Silverstone appeared around the time of the grand prix in July.
In the meantime, I'm more than happy with Laguna Seca, Spa and Spa wet, which should provide inspiration for new GT League races for a while.
Now we know Laguna Seca is coming next week, although we don't know what cars are coming (other than the Jaguar VGT), we can start the monthly game of "guess the new GT league races".
If it is 7 races again, like last month, the endurance race will inevitably be at Laguna Seca.
With the races last month including dry Spa only, this month I think the other 6 races would be Spa wet and Laguna Seca. I think the 2 beginner races will be in Rotary event, especially with the Mazda partnership just being announced. I foresee 2, I think, in the VGT event, (whichever the Jaguar is eligible for), the Amateur races might be in the Midship event or 4WD event and I think will depend on whatever other cars are released this month (assuming there are some).
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