Yes, but surely you get the point. The only opinion that matters to a certain group here are negative ones. Anything positive is met with "Oh yeah? Not really." Not only that, but there is an awful lot of derogatory posting around here, such as:You said that in your opinion GT6 can dupe you into thinking you're watching a real race and some of your friends agree. @Zelalem disagreed and said he and his friends have never thought GT6 looked real. He gave the opposite opinion to you. I fail to see how that's acting like he's the Demi-God of Truth and Reason. If he is, you are guilty of the same.
It really pollutes the environment when "truths" like this and "1200 vacuum cleaner sounds" are tolerated, but stuff which puts GT, PD or Kaz in a positive light is often challenged, even by a certain staff or two. As amar212 posted, this place is becoming a mess. And if not for some members who tend to look on the bright side, I have a feeling it would become such a downer here that you guys would get tired of bumming each other out and go do something else with your time."Both are technically possible, and we might be preparing it. (Laughs)" - What Kaz said about engine swaps and a livery editor.
"Both are technically possible but we're not doing them any time soon. (Laughs at you)" - What he actually meant.
I get the point that he was saying the exact same thing as you, only the mirrored version. He disagrees with you, you disagree with him, again, I fail to see the difference. Two sides of the same coin.Yes, but surely you get the point. The only opinion that matters to a certain group here are negative ones. Anything positive is met with "Oh yeah? Not really." Not only that, but there is an awful lot of derogatory posting around here, such as:
It really pollutes the environment when "truths" like this and "1200 vacuum cleaner sounds" are tolerated, but stuff which puts GT, PD or Kaz in a positive light is often challenged, even by a certain staff or two. As amar212 posted, this place is becoming a mess. And if not for some members who tend to look on the bright side, I have a feeling it would become such a downer here that you guys would get tired of bumming each other out and go do something else with your time.
I think these two posts embody a problem around here.
You=/= everyone.
A number of post =/= everyone.
You=/= everyone.
The problem is that, for too many people here, negative remarks and attitudes about Gran Turismo are automatically true, and anyone who actually likes the game and DARES to say anything good about it is full of wrongness. And some wonder why a few old hands have departed for saner pastures...
The kicker is that a lot of these arguments are purely driven by opinion. There is no empirical truth that states, "The Standards suck and are a crime against the gamingverse." But too many complainers act like there is, and even carry on at times as if everyone agrees with them.
Zelalem's post above basically indicates that anyone who has an experience that differs from him and his friends is essentially fake, phony or a lie. Because no one in their right mind would be tricked into thinking a Gran Turismo replay was real world racing footage. Well, except some do.
Now look. Any experience or attitude that you guys have is yours, and you're welcome to it, and to express it here. But acting like you're the demigods of Truth and Reason, and anyone who disagrees or has a different experience or attitude is some kind of dummyhead, that's really quite arrogant. Of course, there's no shortage of that on the intranets these days.
Have you ever considered that the reason so many of these people seem so angry is because the general consensus (meaning 2/3 or more) amongst GT diehards is that GT6 is a terrible half-assed mess of a game? (at least by GT standards)Yes, but surely you get the point. The only opinion that matters to a certain group here are negative ones. Anything positive is met with "Oh yeah? Not really." Not only that, but there is an awful lot of derogatory posting around here, such as:
It really pollutes the environment when "truths" like this and "1200 vacuum cleaner sounds" are tolerated, but stuff which puts GT, PD or Kaz in a positive light is often challenged, even by a certain staff or two. As amar212 posted, this place is becoming a mess. And if not for some members who tend to look on the bright side, I have a feeling it would become such a downer here that you guys would get tired of bumming each other out and go do something else with your time.
GT2 (PS1): 650, GT3 (PS2): 180. Back then, PD had the common sense to drop the number of cars. Something went wrong between GT4 and GT5.To be honest, I'd be perfectly fine if at least 60% of the cars in GT7 were standards. GT5: 1000+, GT6: 1200+, GT7: ~1400+ cars. 60% of 1400= 840 standards and 560 premiums. That number is absolutely pleasing. Satisfaction would fulfill me if Polyphony Digital rendered hundreds of standards into semi-premiums. Even deleting several of tens of Miatas and Skylines that go under slightly different names, but don't look nor perform any differently, would too be great.
You mean focusing on GTTV and GT Academy for example? Don't get me wrong, it was cool for Polyphony Digital to go these alternative routes, but they spent way too much time on them.Something went wrong between GT4 and GT5.
Seeing a 32bit car in a 128bit game would be awkward. But, the PS2 and PS3 are both 128bit, so it isn't that bad as you think.GT2 (PS1): 650, GT3 (PS2): 180. Back then, PD had the common sense to drop the number of cars.
Seeing a 32bit car in a 128bit game would be awkward. But, the PS2 and PS3 are both 128bit, so it isn't that bad as you think.
For real? I don't know about the PS3, but in every place I read about the PS2 it was stated that it were a 128 bit console. Even Dreamcast was a 128 bit machine. If your statement is really legit, I confess I'll be slightly disappointed with Sony.Both, PS2 and PS3, are 64 bits machines. Not that bits have anything to do with the quality of the assets anyway.
Seeing a 32bit car in a 128bit game would be awkward. But, the PS2 and PS3 are both 128bit, so it isn't that bad as you think.
Something went way over your head. I decidedly did NOT say that GT6 has no problems. I'm unaware of anyone who has said that. What I SAID was that you guys can't seem to resist dousing any good will towards GT6, PD or Kaz. How many times have I been informed here that "You can't have competitive races against these bots because they let you win every race." As if I made it up that I'd raced against he bots a number of times and lost, sometimes to fifth place. Maybe you're too busy being critical and forgot these particular board chats. And this is exactly what I'm addressing here.Amar is entitled to his opinion but it's just one opinion. The game has many flaws, focusing on the positive isn't going to make them go away, nor give PD an incentive to fix anything just because we say over and over, "You're so wonderful Kaz, the physics are so wonderful, please throw us another promised feature in the next few months..."
ORLY...Strangely enough, the only one resorting to name-calling is you.
Memo: I didn't say that bold part, but you did call me a racist.It's amazing that you can put so much faith in your Japanese stereotype for Kaz and PD, while alternately assuming Sony themselves are a bunch of short-sighted idiots who would have both stopped work on a PS4 GT game only to then overturn that decision a year later and stop support of GT6 to focus on GT7. If you're going to be racist, at least be consistently racist.
I do believe I'm familiar with that. But why is it okay to give people here a hard time if they like things about GT6, whether it's Standard cars and tracks, gimping our cars to have a challenging race the bots, or whatever? And even making things up about their gripes, like PP to PP vacuum cleaner sounds.Have you ever considered that the reason so many of these people seem so angry is because the general consensus (meaning 2/3 or more) amongst GT diehards is that GT6 is a terrible half-assed mess of a game? (at least by GT standards)
I would have thought the PS3 had more, but from my sources, apparently not. If the Dreamcast was 128bits, than I would imagine Sony would want to at least match that.For real? I don't know about the PS3, but in every place I read about the PS2 it was stated that it were a 128 bit console. Even Dreamcast was a 128 bit machine. If your statement is really legit, I confess I'll be slightly disappointed with Sony.
For this, I have no assumption to what possibly happened here.
The fact that I can tell the difference between GT4 cars vs GT5 cars without squinting is bad enough.
How many times have I been informed here that "You can't have competitive races against these bots because they let you win every race." As if I made it up that I'd raced against he bots a number of times and lost, sometimes to fifth place. Maybe you're too busy being critical and forgot these particular board chats. And this is exactly what I'm addressing here.
Oh no, don't get me started on "bits". The amount of "bits" a console would be measured hasn't been relevant since the mid 90's, as explained here.For real? I don't know about the PS3, but in every place I read about the PS2 it was stated that it were a 128 bit console. Even Dreamcast was a 128 bit machine. If your statement is really legit, I confess I'll be slightly disappointed with Sony.
For real? I don't know about the PS3, but in every place I read about the PS2 it was stated that it were a 128 bit console. Even Dreamcast was a 128 bit machine. If your statement is really legit, I confess I'll be slightly disappointed with Sony.
I would have thought the PS3 had more, but from my sources, apparently not. If the Dreamcast was 128bits, than I would imagine Sony would want to at least match that.
For this, I have no assumption to what possibly happened here.
Samus, I've also said I'm not defending the A.I. It does need to be improved. I've lamented more than a few times around here that I dislike how quickly the bots give up, and how wide the field spreads out in the course of a race. But, those of us who choose to race offline have found our methods to have fun racing in single player.
I'm ignoring nothing, but someone else is.
Samus, I've also said I'm not defending the A.I. It does need to be improved. I've lamented more than a few times around here that I dislike how quickly the bots give up, and how wide the field spreads out in the course of a race. But, those of us who choose to race offline have found our methods to have fun racing in single player.
I'm ignoring nothing, but someone else is.
What you're ignoring with the "You can't have competitive races against these bots because they let you win every race" point is that they're talking about when you use a car that is capable of winning,If you were to drive it to or close to it's limit. There is obviously a limit to this system, an LMP car isn't going to slow to let a Miata win. If you do use a car capable of wnning the cars will slow down and let you win, there is clear evidence posted of that. You then respond again and again, telling us that isn't true, because you've lost some races as if that proves what they said is incorrect. No, all that proves is you chose a car that was just too slow and never had a chance of catching the lead car. Anyone can do that, it doesn't mean when you use a competitive car they don't slow down, because they do.
If you chose a very slow car in that above race and could only catch fifth by the end of the last lap then no, of course you wouldn't see them slowing to let you win, or at least not enough. Doesn't mean it ain't happening.
I could play replay tag with you, but I don't have a way to record them. However, I have several replays of races I've done where the fight for the lead went down to the finish line, and the bot jumped out in front to grab it from me. I've certainly enjoyed those months of single player offline races much more than my time here arguing in circles.What you're ignoring with the "You can't have competitive races against these bots because they let you win every race" point is that they're talking about when you use a car that is capable of winning,If you were to drive it to or close to it's limit. There is obviously a limit to this system, an LMP car isn't going to slow to let a Miata win. If you do use a car capable of wnning the cars will slow down and let you win, there is clear evidence posted of that. You then respond again and again, telling us that isn't true, because you've lost some races as if that proves what they said is incorrect. No, all that proves is you chose a car that was just too slow and never had a chance of catching the lead car. Anyone can do that, it doesn't mean when you use a competitive car they don't slow down, because they do.
I sure hope no one thinks to click on the link to that thread...Memo: I didn't say that bold part
So you didn't say the bold part. You just went out of your way to highlight the bold part so you could agree with it when it was first said, meaning it wasn't a particularly inaccurate summation of your arguments at all.Yes, this is exactly what I believe. If you've ever dealt with SONY the megacorp, you might think the same thing. Ever had a SONY professional product maintained? Remember the CD DRM fiasco back in the mid 2000s?It's amazing that you can put so much faith in your Japanese stereotype for Kaz and PD, while alternately assuming Sony themselves are a bunch of short-sighted idiots who would have both stopped work on a PS4 GT game only to then overturn that decision a year later and stop support of GT6 to focus on GT7. If you're going to be racist, at least be consistently racist.
After one more post.
I could play replay tag with you, but I don't have a way to record them. However, I have several replays of races I've done where the fight for the lead went down to the finish line, and the bot jumped out in front to grab it from me. I've certainly enjoyed those months of single player offline races much more than my time here arguing in circles.
Now, if you like, I can share them with you for your examination.
I wouldn't mind seeing the replay data myself. Should have all the data on the screen and alternate between the leading bots and the player.Begs the question why you do keep coming back here to do so. Nobody is forcing you to. But yeah sure, throw up your replay files by all means.
Post it to Youtube same as the rest of the world.Okay, how do I do it? Attach an email? Share across PSN?
Post it to Youtube same as the rest of the world.