New interior views sucks
- Thread starter Angleeeee
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- Escanaba
- Luxyrabbot
Completly agree all they did was add a camera to the inside of the car nothing to crazy at all it had to of been one of the last minuet ideas to fill the update. They could of at least put a little more time on the interiors to add some eye candy. But can't really complain that much it's better then not having one. Plus I feel it's alot better to drift when ur inside the car
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- PA
- DoriUnion_Max
Mee too. Was super excited to start using my Chaser but when I saw it I just got right out of it. So disappointing.....
DogFightKingz
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- sLiCk-94
Did anyone notice the cockpit view on the prowler? That car is almost premium lol
x_psychosniper_
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Even though theres no detail in the inside view i cant actually justify winging about it seeing as they stated that the inside view would be like that to seperate the premium version to the standard version. also not to mention the time it would actually take them to go through all the different cars to get the appropriate dash in them. the update was initially done to satisfy those who wanted to drive standard cars with possibility of being inside car.just saying
x_psychosniper_
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- DoriUnion_Max
Also needs rims on standard cars. How annoying it is to have a car w/o aftermarket rims!
x_psychosniper_
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thats the one thing i hoped they would have done maybe they will in future update
TrialMountain
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- ParkourVeyron
Angleeeee
Well it's better than nothing! The one thing that kept me from driving standard cars was the lack of an interior view, and now that I have it, I couldn't care less about standard vs. premium. (Except for wheel changes) And it's not THAT BAD, they got the window and dashboard shapes right, it's not like every interior looks the same.
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- Porto Alegre
- LazyLiquid
I think that the discussion is pertinent, because interior cars are not so popular for e-drifters (cose it shakes like hell), also some drifters likes to tandem changing the camera depending the convenience, so a new fugly black canvas in earthquake mode /on while swaping cameras doesn´t helps any bit.
Otherwise, i fully agree that yes, any kind of rims change for standard models (even painting only) would be an incredible improvement.
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- Clutch3411
True, but I could do without more than several cars in GT5. Plus, there really wasn't a need to make 234235235 GT-Rs! lol
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- r0b3r7-mac
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- caswellhouse
I think the interior is just the first step for pd. Everything is in its proper place, shape and size. I think with updates we will be seeing some more detailed (not prem quality) interiors. The blackout is basically the skeleton for the detail, just needs to get "painted" so to speak.
All speculation on my part.
All speculation on my part.
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- Thailand
Well, that's just your opinion and while you're perfectly entitle to it I'm just as much entitled to disagree.
The cockpits for standards, however crude they may be, make it possible for me to enjoy all of those cars whereas before I could not.
If you feel it 'sucks' so much why bother to make a new thread about it and not just carry on posting in other threads already discussing the Spec II update, allowing me to progress with my ever growing annoyance for irrelevant threads which could be compiled into existing ones elsewhere? Huh? And in the wrong place might I add?
Are you the guy that whines about not having a cockpit in each car yet also criticise PD for taking so long with development? What do you want? Oh, let me guess..........after market rims which are completely pointless for racing purposes and are as useful to game play as a chocolate tea pot?
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- Alpine_Monster
shem
I would much rather have aftermarket rims, because we are not "racing" and many drifters dont drift using
The interior view because it can sometimes be annoying. If they were going to add something they could have at least finished it before they released it, i would have been happier waiting and actually getting a worthwhile update.
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- GTP_karlos
I like the update, it's neat....but a true view would be better obviously.
TrialMountain
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rims aren't pointless - when you show someone a replay and they ask you "did you choose to use vw beatle tires because the narrow contact is better for drifting or something ?"
then you hang your head in shame and silently curse pd
then you hang your head in shame and silently curse pd
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- Porto Alegre
- LazyLiquid
Interior camera trepidates too much for a healthy drifting pratice, specialy on higher speeds. Thats why most of the drifters dont use it. And thats why the drifters think its a waste of effort, since they was expecting for more visual customizations (tire width, more body part choices, livery editor, change of models or even collors for standard car rims).
About the argument "i have interior view for stadard cars, now i have 800 new cars", i agree only till the page 2, because my favorite ever cam is the chase (3rd person), and i hate it in Gran Turismo. What do i do? Stop to play? No, i adapt myself tho the crappy chase cam or 99% of the times i use the hood view.
So the lack of internal view was not an excuse to denie the use of any standard car.
About the argument "i have interior view for stadard cars, now i have 800 new cars", i agree only till the page 2, because my favorite ever cam is the chase (3rd person), and i hate it in Gran Turismo. What do i do? Stop to play? No, i adapt myself tho the crappy chase cam or 99% of the times i use the hood view.
So the lack of internal view was not an excuse to denie the use of any standard car.
Call me crazy but I actually like the standard car interior view over the premium one, I know it looks crap, but I can actually see outside of it, the premium interiors are too view restrictive and I cant even see the track. I wish there was an option to adjust seat height so i can sit a little higher.
