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I HOPE FOR NEXT YEAR #FIAGTC WILL LET PLAYERS FROM QUEBEC CANADA BE PARTS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP
New Gran Turismo Partnership to be Revealed at New York Event
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WHAT
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https://www.gran-turismo.com/us/gtsport/fia2019/detail/
North America
United States of America (excluding Arizona)
Canada (excluding Quebec)
if you live in Quebec or Arizona you can not take part of FIA Certified Gran Turismo Championships Series, let hope for the next one we can,
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It was a joke about your all-capital letter post.
But one thing, I don't believe it's the fault of Polyphony.
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- cutback73
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Correct, I believe it's due to the competition/gambling rules in those locations.
CodeRedR51
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Well 🤬.
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Racing is for everyone™.
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As far as I can remember Quebec revised E-sport to be classified as a "Skill based competition" instead of a "publicity event", which apparently is enough to avoid all the legal red tape. That was done in 2016. The only other reason I can think of why Quebec would be excluded could be their language laws. PD may have to have the french language easily accessible in all terms and conditions etc. So maybe that's too much for them. I'm just speculating though.
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Well, you better hope your region allows this because I am sure its not PD issue.
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OH GAWD, PLEASE NO. WE DON'T WANT ANY!!!!
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They do have these events in other french speaking areas - like France..
Quebec's language laws can be pretty crazy. Obviously there is a French version of GT Sport otherwise it could not be sold in Quebec. So I guess that's not it either.
I did pull this off a letter from the Quebec government. Maybe they figure PD's unbalanced point system has too much to do with luck and less on skill
Quebec's language laws can be pretty crazy. Obviously there is a French version of GT Sport otherwise it could not be sold in Quebec. So I guess that's not it either.
I did pull this off a letter from the Quebec government. Maybe they figure PD's unbalanced point system has too much to do with luck and less on skill
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Hey, maybe they saw this weeks Daily Race at DT Seaside. That chicane of death, looks like the chicane of chance in their eyes. Roll the dice and see who comes out unscathed(queue Fred Flintstone "Bet" gif) 
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- TakuKanonji22
Could this be?
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This has to be too good to be true, it has to tie in with the new partnership.
And may also mean the new real-world track is a Formula E circuit.
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To be honest, I'm not 100% keen on that.
But colour me a bit surprised if it's true.
But colour me a bit surprised if it's true.
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Quebec's language laws can be pretty crazy. Obviously there is a French version of GT Sport otherwise it could not be sold in Quebec. So I guess that's not it either.
I did pull this off a letter from the Quebec government. Maybe they figure PD's unbalanced point system has too much to do with luck and less on skill
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That quote is damn hilarious..
Hizal, Fraga &co. - just lucky guys..
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False alarm.
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- TakuKanonji22
Oops.
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False alarm.
Can I unlike this post. I've seen the TV ad for that game. The cars seem to behave more like helicopters.
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Well overtime Asphalt became a microtranscation grindfest and yet somehow retained it's popularity. I don't mind if some like it but I honestly just don't see the appeal of the newer games.
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Maybe it’s regarding a new (real world) track... Watkins Glen perhaps?
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