Because the X1 prototype is able to turn at such speed that it generates the acceleration forces of 7G and above. Which basically overpowers human heart's ability to pump blood, so in a turn like that the blood vessels aren't able to deliver blood to the brain causing it to shut down. The closest to X1 prototype are F1 cars and they're practically already pushing the boundaries of what a human body can undertake without dying. But even these forces, even though not fatal cause F1 drivers a multitude of professional health problems like layers of eyeballs separating over time because of these massive acceleration forces.
400 is double fm5's entire car stable (excluding dlc's)
Or, better, udpate them.400 is double fm5's entire car stable (excluding dlc's)
Then we have got the 200 cars gran turismo add to every new title, that puts us at 600 ish.
I remember gt2 had 600 cars, and we were spoiled for choice. This is why I feel we don't need standards.
The eggs are getting more and more rotten. Bin them now!!
You're giving PD a bit too much credit, GT5 added 200 hundred cars and took 6 years to develop, GT6 took 3 years and added another 200. So 400 cars in 9 years. If they plan to release GT7 in 2015 then the premium car list isn't getting a big bump, otherwise we'll have to wait at least until 2016 to receive a similar increase. Though we don't know exactly what their car production schedule is.
That's kind of the point of having new hardware - it gives developers more headroom in regards to what they can do. Rebuilding their assets allowed T10 to have Forzavista on all cars and it's a great feature to explore the cars and see what the engine looks like and have a close look at the interior. Of course you can see it all on real photos and live footage, but that doesn't immerse me because I'm not in control of the camera movement and honestly I'm just lazy to look up the photos. Now with GT, while many people like to shout that PD really really loves cars and models them with great care and attention, but at the same time they don't allow you to freely explore the cars, you can either see it in the dealership where it's very small to point out any details, or gallery mode where camera pans around, but still doesn't focus on details or go into photo travel mode which honestly has a clunky interface and takes some time to get into, all the while still not allowing us to view interiors without using some glitches. And that's not even taking standards into account, with them being completely restricted to view closely. So in the end the passion and love for cars that T10 displays is more apparent than PD's. But thats just my personal opinion.
You're giving PD more credit as well
There were less than 100 unique new cars for GT6. Base cars with white paint and anniversary cars with blue paint shouldn't be included in the new car count, same car, different skin. Including the GT5 DLC it was actually about 130 new cars in 3 years or 43/year.
Welp, there you have it.You're giving PD more credit as well
You're missing the point entirely. People expect(ed) next-gen content on next-gen hardware and that's the compromise they had to make; build everything from scratch with the next generation in mind (although I'm unsure about the validity of that statement). PD copped out, they didn't. Quality over quantity can't be stressed enough over and over again.
Well done sir, well done. I'm guessing the comeback will be, "well you don't have to buy it", which of course negates his whole position to begin with, but that irony will be lost.
It's only 400 if you count cars with different paint schemes as a different car, or base models with white paint as a different car. I'm sure you'd agree that the same car with different paint doesn't qualify as a "new car" or a new car model.
That's because GTA's focus isn't entirely on cars, they've got people, animals, tons of animations in the environment while GT is mostly static, of course GTA is open world, different types of transport, and what not, it's a lot to mention. Overall the polish and quality of GTA and Rockstar Games in general are matched by only a few in this industry.
Yeah, there is no safe middle ground
People will hate on PCars because it has less than 100 cars. Driveclub because it's so arcade and has very few cars relatively. As a consumer though, I'd rather have the content available and quibble over price, than not have it available at all or get little bits and pieces for free but nothing I really want.
Well first of all modern society isnt a person, modern society are lots of people with different opinions and tastes.
Yes, they did. But I'd argue that it's a short view of the situation as far as car count goes. However, in the long-term, T10 is better off.
