Apparently it will just allow you to define a path on predefined roads in a predefined location (such as Ronda in Spain). I wouldn't call it a course maker, rather a path selector.
I feel GT6 will be a disappointment.
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Can't think of a proper response to my post? Okay, that's fine.
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Are you implying it'll be like GT5's course maker?
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No need to guess where I got it from.
I read it here http://www.jeuxvideo.com/articles/0001/00018434-gran-turismo-6-preview.htm
I do understand French, so I didn't have to run it through a translator. Look for the Andalusia part.
Is it a guarantee? No, that's why I said "apparently".
I read it here http://www.jeuxvideo.com/articles/0001/00018434-gran-turismo-6-preview.htm
I do understand French, so I didn't have to run it through a translator. Look for the Andalusia part.
Is it a guarantee? No, that's why I said "apparently".
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I don't understand why so many people seem to make a big deal about livery editor. I wonder if these people liked GT4? I mean after all you could not even change the color of the car in GT4. I was happy enough just to be able to change the yellow and puke green cars to a different color. A livery editor would be nice but would in no way effect my decision to buy or play the game.
As for being disappointed, that is always possible with any game but at least it does not require a new console.
As for being disappointed, that is always possible with any game but at least it does not require a new console.
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I don't know what you hope to learn from the demo on Tuesday. It doesn't tell us anything other then the driving model for GT6. That was never the issue in GT5, it was everything else about GT5 that was awful.
Another example of the GT diehards that just don't get it... the livery editor in Forza added a ton of personality to the game and gave you a lot of freedom. The ability to make your cars your own and show them off in online races was one of the coolest features. People made their own custom racing team liveries for the friends they played with and everything. How many real world races do you see where the cars do not have liveries on them?
It's as if all of that information Polyphony Digital has released so far about GT6 passed right over your head or something. That or you are just selectively pretending the things you don't like don't actually exist. This seems to be a trend with this website. Lots of people did here with GT5 too.
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But if there was a livery editor, people shouldn't expect it to be like Forza's livery editor because I'm sure it won't.
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For one thing it's part of racing. You don't often see a field of the same car over and over again. It's a pretty logical component of a realistic racing game.
That's one of the disappointing aspects, though it seems there is a small chance PD might fix this.
There is so much room to improve Forza's livery editor that it's not unrealistic to want something better.
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I think that the new physics engine will be good fun but may get samey and boring after a while. Although I'm really looking forward to doing lap after lap of Silverstone's many configs since I live near there and go there at least once a year. It could be good fun or, it could be a complete waste of money. Only time will tell.
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Not sure why you're bringing up GT4. Games are capable of doing more than they were back then, so people expect more options. Is it so wrong for us to want to make our cars look the way we want them to? If PD can't give us a full livery editor in GT6, the least they can do is give a number of pre-made livery designs similar to the RMs or something that we can apply to our cars. If PD can't give us a true livery editor in GT7 on the PS4, I'm just going to conclude that they don't give a 🤬 about letting players have individuality.
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-60.00 in the bank is the only guaranty.
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Already looks like they have. See the vids of Willow Springs where folks have been going off track without hitting those old invisible walls - they just get a track reset.
Okay then, PS4 would be far more capable.
As PD were hoping to bring something like this to GT5 maybe it will return in GT7. Though I doubt it will be that massive as an open world map will still take a phenomenal amount of work to create, even for a small city. DriveClub isn't going to be open world, just lots of point-to-point road sections. I think PD would need to create a game separate from the GT series to do a workable open world, but that would depend if such is really interesting to them.
Just unbelieveable...and I think you are missing the point completely. I'm also still waiting for some enlightenment as to where I was apparently being hypocritical...
As for your suggestion...why would I start a fan site for GT - especially after what I said? Just look at the viewing numbers on this site. GT gets the most interest, that's not to say that other games are not liked or discussed here, but those are relatively minor in comparison. The site also announces itself as the place for "all things GT" which pretty much makes it the fan club - I therefore have all of the info I need right here.
Outside of all of that, why would you ask to join any fan site I create? That bit has me completely mystified...
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I think I want to get it, but then again when I think a game is bad, it's good. CoD 4 is a perfect example.
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Stuff in USA is always cheaper than Europe. Games should be like $30 that way more people will buy them and more profit will be made, more popularity. I think in the future games wil be cheaper, and DLCs will cost about $10 each, this is better for gamers.
If Europeans that have good salaries think 60 Euros is a lot what about russian gamers that have wages like 300-400 Euros a month. The place where I live most people get about 200-300 Euros payed. Try and live with that and game.
If Europeans that have good salaries think 60 Euros is a lot what about russian gamers that have wages like 300-400 Euros a month. The place where I live most people get about 200-300 Euros payed. Try and live with that and game.
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So far, not a single one I'd care about, but that wasn't what I was getting at. Not at all.
I do think you're right. It's something that a lot of successful franchises could be accused of that, I'd say. You could probably call it complacency... In GT's case, I'd think that, for example, PD aren't going to rework the sound for most of the cars or replace the standard cars unless they feel they have to. As long as they can get away (in terms of sales) with promising they would do so, they'll do that.
Not to derail this thread too much, but both Forza and GT have their issues. And both franchises seemingly start to suffer from the complacency I mentioned earlier.
And neither did GT4 offer a cockpit view. It's been released 9 years ago, so these comparisons are kinda mood, aren't they? I mean, if you took a look at contemporary games, it does indeed seem to be a rather basic feature. Okay, not one I personally need desperately. I've always been okay with just painting my car in whatever colour I felt like (and maybe add some decals like a starting number or whatever).
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Thus proving that taste is relative
That is pretty bad. I know the global economy makers have been wanting to get the Euro to be equivalent to the dollar, but as people pay quite often via direct debit, it should make absolutely no difference if something is 41.63 instead of a nice round sum like 50.
I understand that the prices need to compensate for fluctuations on the exchange rate, but I know quite a few online retailers will quote a price now and then charge less at the time of shipping if the price has dropped.
Perhaps that is the cushion under the system? AU and NZ have been charged way over the odds for a long time, but that's the retailers.
Also wages for different countries are completely irrelevant when it comes down to it, as the cost of living in many is pretty ridiculous. The USA is getting more expensive with their accommodation costs rising, but for decades most of Europe has had a rapidly rising cost of living and greater taxation than many other places.
Always been a bugbear of mine - in the UK we pay a number of taxes that started life as a levvy so that a king could go off and fight a war. That war is long since done and dusted, yet that tax still exists.
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If your a fan of sim racing and or a fan of GT why wouldn't you get it.
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Well, if you compare US prices with swedish prices then you must take the 25% sales tax of sweden into account. It still would be more expensive, but not by that much.
Without sales tax the swedish price is 480SEK. That's a 1:8 ratio, which isn't too far away from 1:6.7.
Additionally the games are often produced (not talking about development) in the the respective regions or ones which aren't too far away, which often suffers from slightly higher production costs. That method is normally still better than paying CCT and VAT taxes though.
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