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Poor thing.
What's a poor thing?
Poor thing.
Considering what you have said, it seems that PD will not shell out some new rally content for the game, something which I've been for a long time ago.What's a poor thing?
I'd actually be very happy if we get a snow coarse like Chamonix or a completely new one.
The game does in fact have snow tires. They must be there for a purpose. I wouldn't see why PD would add them in the tuning menu if they will never be used.
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A snow track showing up next week is a very good guess. Also, windshield wipers might finally be used in the game because in GT5/6 you were able to choose to race when it's sunny or during a snow storm:
Maybe that's because WEC has no relation to the game's two biggest classes of race cars: GT3 and GT4.I know there are zero possibilities for Sebring to be added, but that track will host two major races next month. One of them is part of FIA WEC. It's still strange for me to see that a FIA-certified game has so little relation to WEC.
A rally track??
The rally concept in the game has been absolutely abandoned. I'm pretty sure they won't give us a rally track.
(Until they give us a rally track because that's just the thing this company will do)
Well, that's your opinion. In the future, we should see once GT7 comes out.Rally should never have been included in the game. It's never been done in GT well, and they weren't about to buck that trend in GT sport. It has been next to completely unutilised (no sport mode presence, two GT League races) while meanwhile the vast majority of the playerbase has been absolutely gagging for more road courses.
That's an inexcusable waste of resources.
Explain the Porsche RSR, Gazoo Supra and M3 GT2 then. Also, don't forget the 2016 trio of LMP1s.Maybe that's because WEC has no relation to the game's two biggest classes of race cars: GT3 and GT4.
Most likely but I'm sure it'll still be fun.Would snow physics be as controversial as dirt?
I know there are zero possibilities for Sebring to be added, but that track will host two major races next month. One of them is part of FIA WEC. It's still strange for me to see that a FIA-certified game has so little relation to WEC.
Explain the Porsche RSR, Gazoo Supra and M3 GT2 then. Also, don't forget the 2016 trio of LMP1s.
I was just thinking about the track below.Hard to say, each is quite different on its own.
Previous track had nothing to do with the cars since it was basically a test track.
Can't really judge based from a MX-5 then followed by a SLR Mclaren, then a Huayra, then new Supra and the Mclaren f1 GTR (whatever it's gonna be).
Different category cars
I'm gonna bet Silverstone in this one in terms of the track.
When that trailer drops, we should get a shot like this.
Well, that's your opinion. In the future, we should see once GT7 comes out.
I understand the case with GT Sport; it's no doubt that there's already some controversies amongst players with regards to its content and direction since when it came out.Objectively what is in GT sport isn't rally.
I think you are very optimistic if you think that if it is included in GT7 it isnt going to be some obstacle dodging exercise like in GT:S that neither resembles rally or rallycross.
Cant even get rally right but insists on sitting on the Pikes Peak licence.
That is Sony and PD logic right there.
Are we sure it's the road car?
Are we sure it's the road car?
Been a while since PD added Gr.4 car so it is possible. Here is another tweet from global Toyota account :
Been a while since PD added Gr.4 car so it is possible. Here is another tweet from global Toyota account :
Edit : More pics
Behold. An upcoming competitor in the JGTC.
How long have they had the license for?