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Next GT Sport Content Update Arrives March 5, Adds Toyota GR Supra
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No it wouldn't. The car would be absolutely trounced as the 2016 Super GT cars have much more downforce.
I would love to do this mission in GT Sport, but just driving this thing around the Nurburgring again will be something special.
Spa isn't that exciting after driving on it 100 times. I know it's a legendary circuit but it's nothing new.
It isn't ****, it's the best selling sports car of all time... There's a good reason why people love it soo much.
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To be frank, isn't that basically the majority of the F1 schedule?
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Pretty much. Really, you could just put "Everything" and you'd get the same result.
It seems like you and some others are overreacting without remembering that this also happened twice last year. Relax, the sky isn't falling down, London Bridge is not falling down (My fair lady) and the apocalypse isn't happening.
Anyone who has played Raceroom or was involved in the GT Sport Closed Beta (or the extremely rare case of both, such as myself) can pretty much tell you its obviously fake. Hell, just look at GT Sports current UI in any gameplay video and its also a dead giveaway.
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Now that we have a pretty big chunk of the less than 400hp sportscar category from the 2010s all that's missing is a regular Cayman like a 718 or a 981 Cayman S or even better, a GT4 that's not the racecar.
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To be frank, isn't that basically the majority of the F1 schedule?
It is, personally I wouldn't want most of the F1 tracks on GT sport for this reason. Adds nothing to the challenge in games, unless you consider figuring out how much run off you can exploit without penalty as a challenge.
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However, wide F1 tracks work in Sport Mode. The wider the better.
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Funny thing is in contrast, that one Daily race with the Shelby GT350 at Willow Springs was one of the cleanest races I participated in. Barely any contact and no one ran each other off the road. If someone went off, it was usually self-inflicted.
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Catalunya is pretty wide and Interlagos as well.
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It's only the oval section of Interlagos that's wide, the run to turn 4 and the squiggly bits really aren't.
As for Catalunya - genuinely forgot it was in the game (no presence in sport mode since October). Will review once I've raced it online.
I don't think a track hosting F1 makes it inherently great either. They all end up being around 5.xx km in order to get a target laptime between 90-110 seconds, with long straights followed by tight corners, otherwise the drivers can't pass. Sadly not much variety in the calendar compared to the 50's or 60's.
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Add Red Bull Ring to that list. It's pretty wide as well.
I'm still saying a wider track is best for Sport Mode. Which, is my point about F1 tracks. The wider F1 tracks I'd welcome for Sport Mode.
As with most tracks in this game, choosing the best line in a corner, nearly negates any track's width everywhere else. We all know it comes down to who you're racing beside. In saying that, for the general populace that play Sport Mode in this game, a wide/wider track is best. I'd take Spa over Monaco, Sepang over Hungaroring, Silverstone over Albert Park, etc.
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Oh definitely, That's not the circuits' fault though. I don't exploit those limits. For me, winning is not as important as a clean race.
Edit: Maintenance Notice for the 27th. Fixes for penalties?
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I think it is an issue as any track that doesn't punish drivers for not abiding by track limits (read: tarmac run-off) means that there is subjectivity introduced as it becomes dependent on the stewards discretion in real life.
Red Bull Ring Turn 1 track limits is a grey area even in F1 so PD doesn't have a chance of getting it right.
Personally in F1 I want to see the drivers spin off or crash out if they make mistakes, because risk makes it more spectacular, challenging and less predictable. That's why street circuits generally make for the most spectacular grand prix races (provided you can pass on them). But I digress.
I also agree that I wouldn't want Monaco in the game (GT3 Monaco was more than twice as wide as in real life). But at the same time the tracks don't need to be as wide as a runway to have good races.
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You don't need to grind that Much for those cars. You earn plenty of cash in the blue moon bay event. You would Only need to spend 2-3 hours there to buy all cars for this update. Gran turismo has Always been about grinding for collecting cars. At launch it was not Much for collecting cars. But now its more and more about collecting cars like it should.
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