2017's GT Sport "Join the Human Race" trailer - the infamous "burn it to the ground" video. And it's only one car burning:Where can be seen that trailer with burning carcasses?
This is all I can think of, and that is probably a large stretch at that.Don't know if anyone can slow this down to make out the curves.
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2017's GT Sport "Join the Human Race" trailer - the infamous "burn it to the ground" video. And it's only one car burning:
If you click on the gear icon in the bottom right you can slow it down to 25% speed.Don't know if anyone can slow this down to make out the curves.
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Just guessing again to be honest.If you click on the gear icon in the bottom right you can slow it down to 25% speed.
And yes, I caught a glimpse of at least two other original circuits on the lines going into and out of the screen, but not enough to say for sure and not as complete as the Deep Forest track map.
In fact if you look at the end of the video...
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... three separate lines. Three tracks?
If you click on the gear icon in the bottom right you can slow it down to 25% speed.
And yes, I caught a glimpse of at least two other original circuits on the lines going into and out of the screen, but not enough to say for sure and not as complete as the Deep Forest track map.
In fact if you look at the end of the video...
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... three separate lines. Three tracks?
You. Here,I’m still holding my hopes for a Celica GT-FOUR, Daihatsu Midget II, and some transaxle Porsches...
...But just the few new confirmed cars were enough to keep my hype train fueled.
Can’t wait for March 4th.
I absolutely agree with you, and it's ridiculous how people get so upset over pointing out the mistakes, or flaws, in something we all still enjoy. The Chaparral 2J should not be allowed to use in a race, by users or a.i., because it was banned. The fan sucked the car to the ground, and spat out everything it rolled over onto the competitor's, and spectators if they're close enough to the track. That combined with not having any of the lights typically on a vehicle, meant this vehicle is just a prototype, or a proof of concept at best.This Chaparral is only known because it has a fan to boost speed and because this technology was banned for good because the car was too quick and spread all sorts of debris on the other cars. In terms of results, it has never won a race and the GT fans will have the same cars indefinitely (and it seems this car will compete in the game against the endurance (Le Mans cars). It´s worth mentioning that CAN AM was an independent category and this Chaparral would not be allowed to race at Le Mans or in any other race in the Endurance Champ--the Chaparral does not even have headlights. I am aware that most people will hate my comment, but I don´t mind. PD keeps making the very same mistakes.
Some NSX thing IMO.
Famine, I'm actually curious about your attitude towards the glimpse of car list in this very video. Sometimes you are quite strict and I understand and kind of appreciate that, yet this list is a gold mine now in 2020 Oct. I think this list is solid enough to add some juicy machines to that list.Say wha?
We have:
*A pinned thread at the top of the forum with the full, current known "confirmed" car list in post #1 called "Gran Turismo 7 Master Car List"
*A dedicated page on the site called "Gran Turismo 7 - The Ultimate Guide" which contains all known information about GT7 including the car list (which is also mentioned in the article for which this thread is the comments section)
You chose not to avail yourself of either of these resources and posted some cars we've already seen as "these are new". They are not new and have been, as I said, in both car lists since September when they appeared in the major game launch date trailer and were discussed across the forums at that time. I didn't point out that the 911 GT1 appeared in the very first July 2020 trailer, and has been on both car lists since then.
It's weird to define "toxic" as "being given accurate information in response to inaccurate information". It's much more appropriate to define it as "attacking other people to mask your own mistakes", since posting false information and attacking other people are characteristics that are poisonous to communities.
My attitude towards the glimpse of the car list is that I've already double-checked everything flagged (there's a single car I cannot see) and added it to the GT7 Guide Page.Famine, I'm actually curious about your attitude towards the glimpse of car list in this very video. Sometimes you are quite strict and I understand and kind of appreciate that, yet this list is a gold mine now in 2020 Oct. I think this list is solid enough to add some juicy machines to that list.
You're going waiting for an eternity on that one knowing Kaz. Unless Sony REALLY forces the issue, I'm not seeing that happen anytime soon.Waiting for PC release announcement
Without context, this can easily leave many to wonder exactly what video were you watchingWhere can be seen that trailer with burning carcasses?
If GT7 were simulating that era of motorsport then it would be a mistake to have the 2J competing against those cars at Le Mans. However GT7 is not doing that, it’s doing what it’s always done and creating themed events influenced by era, manufacturers, car types etc.I absolutely agree with you, and it's ridiculous how people get so upset over pointing out the mistakes, or flaws, in something we all still enjoy. The Chaparral 2J should not be allowed to use in a race, by users or a.i., because it was banned. The fan sucked the car to the ground, and spat out everything it rolled over onto the competitor's, and spectators if they're close enough to the track. That combined with not having any of the lights typically on a vehicle, meant this vehicle is just a prototype, or a proof of concept at best.
Maybe people bet so upset over pointing out the mistakes because they have to ignore more than they would like to keep saying this is the closest to real life racing we're going to get. Except, we still can't adjust the car suspension to accommodate the track in, most all of, sport mode. Because that IS an important part of racing, no matter how much people don't want to be bothered with tuning, or act like it's forced on them as much as NOT being able to tune the car is forced on EVERYONE.
And now Divaldo, everyone will hate on my comment more so because I brought up tuning in sport mode.
These dudes are really mad about a car with two tank fans in a Video Game. Sucks to be themIf GT7 were simulating that era of motorsport then it would be a mistake to have the 2J competing against those cars at Le Mans. However GT7 is not doing that, it’s doing what it’s always done and creating themed events influenced by era, manufacturers, car types etc.
How dare you!assuming that it's okay if I finish my evening meal first.
I had a lot of fun with this car... as my opponent...As far as the 2J is concerned I know the history but that doesn't stop it from being a fun car to drive. That's what makes this games so fun IMO I take different cars from different eras and race them together. I enjoyed in GT6 racing the Jag against the ford and Ferrari to make an alternate version of 1966 LeMans race. That's just me though
True, it'd be pointless if the cars are ridiculously detailed... but the players can't look through them.Come on Kaz give us an autovista type of mode! For the cAh cULtcha!
Of course GT's appeal is some themed events around the cars, but would like for the motorsport events (like 24h races) to simulating motorsports.If GT7 were simulating that era of motorsport then it would be a mistake to have the 2J competing against those cars at Le Mans. However GT7 is not doing that, it’s doing what it’s always done and creating themed events influenced by era, manufacturers, car types etc.
Well this one is true, the car variation can be used to create various experiements of pitting certain cars against other cars that won't happen in real life.As far as the 2J is concerned I know the history but that doesn't stop it from being a fun car to drive. That's what makes this games so fun IMO I take different cars from different eras and race them together. I enjoyed in GT6 racing the Jag against the ford and Ferrari to make an alternate version of 1966 LeMans race. That's just me though
And because it was one of the faw cars to try this technology which was way ahead of its time. For GT fans its known as a washing machine shaped 51 year old sports car with incredible performance.This Chaparral is only known because it has a fan to boost speed and because this technology was banned for good
The accusations about flying debris were never proven just like in the case of the Brabham BT46B it was used as an argument against it.because the car was too quick and spread all sorts of debris on the other cars.
So? do you know how many cars like that GT has had?.In terms of results, it has never won a race
It will take me way too long to write a good response because of how wrong you are.GT fans will have the same cars indefinitely
If its not forced online then there is nothing wrong with that.(and it seems this car will compete in the game against the endurance (Le Mans cars).
I hate to break it to you but most Can-Am cars didn't use headlights.the Chaparral does not even have headlights.
Letting people play how they want is a mistake now?.PD keeps making the very same mistakes.
Nobody got upset.it's ridiculous how people get so upset over pointing out the mistakes, or flaws, in something we all still enjoy.
By that logic lets not drive the 787B again, Group B? Nah through them in the bin.The Chaparral 2J should not be allowed to use in a race, by users or a.i., because it was banned.
Again it wasen't proven, the car was banned because of moveable aerodynamics and anything can happen if spectators are close to the cars,during Group B people were getting thair fingers chooped but that wasen't the fault of the cars.The fan sucked the car to the ground, and spat out everything it rolled over onto the competitor's, and spectators if they're close enough to the track.
Many race cars don't/didn't use headlights Can-Am,NASCAR,Group C cars in JSPC,single-seaters,time attack cars etc.That combined with not having any of the lights typically on a vehicle, meant this vehicle is just a prototype, or a proof of concept at best.
Or maybe just maybe you two are taking a video game way too seriously and nobody is actually upset except you.Maybe people bet so upset over pointing out the mistakes because they have to ignore more than they would like
Who actually said that with a straight face?.to keep saying this is the closest to real life racing we're going to get.
What does this have to do with anything .we still can't adjust the car suspension to accommodate the track in, most all of, sport mode. Because that IS an important part of racing, no matter how much people don't want to be bothered with tuning, or act like it's forced on them as much as NOT being able to tune the car is forced on EVERYONE.
Meh.. just went through those background cars... this is what I got...
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Appears to be 34 British and 88 German cars in the grid, and the French list seems to say 32/32 to the far right.
Agreed. The car was so OP back in GT 6 that it was still quicker in a Time Trial around Le Mans at night with no headlights than anything else!The Chaparral is not a problem if they just get the PP right and it's only racing equal machinery. Easier said than done of course, but they're promising better PP calculations so let's see.