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Nissan GTR LM Nismo Confirmed for GT Academy Final!!!
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- Valongo
- Hcclipper
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- MrTKS17
Hackers.Car is in game but code for use will be available tomorrow when 4 round of Gt academy start.
I used to do nice stanced cars in GT5 with the garage editor, but i did not know that there is a hack for this too.
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- DSkywalker01
My god I can't wait for tonight!
On the interior it sounds a little like the Ferraris in the film Grand Prix!
On the interior it sounds a little like the Ferraris in the film Grand Prix!
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- sparkytooth50001
That sound though. Guess this really is the end of old PD sound.
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- BoojiBoyTravis
It does sound very very good, almost identical to the real thing! I will agree, the old PD sounds are going to be gone soon, which I'm proud about because there are terrible sounds for some of the cars!
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- sparkytooth50001
Looks like it's gone for good starting from late GT6 onwards, even the sample based ones use good sound.
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For me, the Jaguar XKR-S is the one that stands out the most.
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- sparkytooth50001
I do wonder if PD plans to update the remaining 440 Premium cars with this new thingamajiggy that works.
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- MCNAGTROC
You're right, it's the heritage "R", but the real car has the same logo.
I saw that I think the game uses an older prototype as I was looking at the le mans pics from yesterday and the final steering wheel they use now is much smaller and rectangle shape that nixes the logo all together
Godzilla button is still intact
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Don't want to start an argument here but I didn't play GT6 for several weeks now and the sound of the GT-R LM in the above videos is really mediocre, still very synthetic. Maybe above GT6's average but really not that great.It does sound very very good, almost identical to the real thing! I will agree, the old PD sounds are going to be gone soon, which I'm proud about because there are terrible sounds for some of the cars!
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It's a good sign though 👍Don't want to start an argument here but I didn't play GT6 for several weeks now and the sound of the GT-R LM in the above videos is really mediocre, still very synthetic. Maybe above GT6's average but really not that great.
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- Paul2007
I wouldn't get to carried away about the sound. The GT-R LM Nismo sounds decent, not near DriveClub good, but the Peugeot VGT sound is truly horrendous. Before anybody says the VGT is not real, which is irrelevant, the sound of it is so synthetic and it goes near silent off throttle.
Anyway, I am excited to try the GT-R LM Nismo tomorrow but unfortunately I must endure another day in my miserable job.
Anyway, I am excited to try the GT-R LM Nismo tomorrow but unfortunately I must endure another day in my miserable job.
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Do we have confirmation yet that it's the AWD, 1200hp version?
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No, not an official one at least. But from the looks of things (and by things I mean the showcase videos that people have posted here), it may be unlikely that the car will be the full 4WD version...
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Wait, how so?
Could be a bad front diff setup handling all that power, god knows it's happened before.
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Well, I'm just going by what I see in the videos, in no way I'm certain if it is true. Of course, it could also be a bad setup, because I do know PD has a tendency to mess those up for some new cars, as well as already existing ones.
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Going on the few videos we have seen so far I reckon it is the current 2MJ all FWD configuration. There is massive front-end wheelspin on a couple of occasions which suggests there is all Godzilla's anger going to the front.
It might seem an odd thing to say but I might prefer the current configuration over the 8MJ 4WD version of 2016 as it is presently more realistic. I won't complain either way.
Not sure the motorsport world is ready for the undiluted version yet!
It might seem an odd thing to say but I might prefer the current configuration over the 8MJ 4WD version of 2016 as it is presently more realistic. I won't complain either way.
Not sure the motorsport world is ready for the undiluted version yet!
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Well if we do have the 2MJ FWD Version then there's only one thing for me to say.
Called it.
Called it.
Considering they changed the drive model to match the current FWD only layout. I am pretty disappointed that the model is also copied off of the show car, and not 100% accurate to the current race car, and likewise hasnt had the switch to 18" front wheels modeled, still running the 16.5 at all 4 corners.
For the nerds out there, they switched to 18" fronts to get bigger brakes, and more braking surface area onto the car. When they were having issues with the Flybrid system, and decided to drop to the 2MJ class to make it to LeMans in time, that switch meant the hybrid system wasnt harvesting as much braking force as the original 8MJ model allowed for. The decision to run the 16.5" wheels, and smaller brakes, was because the Flybrid system harvesting would be great enough to offset the wear on the smaller brakes. When that wasnt the case, larger brakes had to be put onto the car, and so the custom sized 16.5" front wheels were scrapped, in favor of the standard 18" front tire.
I tried reaching out to Darren Cox directly on whether this had any knock on effect to the cars handling, but understandably (given the run up to LeMans, and all the testing they are still in the middle of), he hasnt gotten back to me on that yet. But i cant imagine it wouldnt, given the front and rear tires now have significantly different slip angles.
For the nerds out there, they switched to 18" fronts to get bigger brakes, and more braking surface area onto the car. When they were having issues with the Flybrid system, and decided to drop to the 2MJ class to make it to LeMans in time, that switch meant the hybrid system wasnt harvesting as much braking force as the original 8MJ model allowed for. The decision to run the 16.5" wheels, and smaller brakes, was because the Flybrid system harvesting would be great enough to offset the wear on the smaller brakes. When that wasnt the case, larger brakes had to be put onto the car, and so the custom sized 16.5" front wheels were scrapped, in favor of the standard 18" front tire.
I tried reaching out to Darren Cox directly on whether this had any knock on effect to the cars handling, but understandably (given the run up to LeMans, and all the testing they are still in the middle of), he hasnt gotten back to me on that yet. But i cant imagine it wouldnt, given the front and rear tires now have significantly different slip angles.
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- chrisspeed281
does the Nissan come only for complete a lap or is gold needed to get this car ?
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Just a complete lap, doesn't matter if it's valid or invalid
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- chrisspeed281
Thanks , that makes it easier . i don't think i can do gold there
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You will likely be able to win the car just with a completed lap.
