Wait a minute, so you can customize a room in GT6 (e.g. 400 PP, no tuning, comfort soft) and people could only enter the race in a car from their garage, that meets those criterias? Didn't know that. I was under the impression GT6 was very limited in that regard. Will have to look further into it then, I guess.
It's not as customizable or restriction-flexible, as I would like. But yeah, there are almost as many ways to restrict as there were in GT5.
For example, you have to choose to restrict by model OR by prohibiting tuning & limiting PP/hp/etc.
But yeah, you can run a room say with a PP restriction, and tuning prohibited, and tire restrictions.
Did that today (first time running a room in gt6). We were all in the Abarth 500, with tuning prohibited & comfort soft tires. I set the PP at the Abarth's limit, to make sure nobody would jump in the last second with a ridiculously faster car or something stupid.
I would like more options to restrict the parameters of the cars in the room. But it is possible to have people get together and agree on which cars they're using, and the game lets you restrict those things to make sure nobody's cheating on the sly or something.
Now... GT6's version of the Recommended Garage is horribly more limited.
You know, the loaner car in the lobby. That looks like the pits. 👎
It appears to be ONLY for 1-make, and only allowing 1 car - everyone in the same car that they loan. With the rec garage, you could give people a choice of a few cars (if you knew which ones were compatible).
Furthermore, the list itself is so much less variety, and just less options, than GT5's Rec Garage. GT5's rec garage had some race cars, and a variety of road cars both sports cars & low power cars. Even had a few vintage cars to choose from.
Worse, not even sure I saw a NASCAR in the GT6 online loaner cars.
I mean not that I'm a huge fan of NASCAR cars, but I know my pals & I got use out of the Rec Garage NASCAR cars, because it was an easy way you can bring them out on the fly for a quick oval race & not worry that some people have theirs tuned & won't fit in tuning prohibited easily... or maybe not have a NASCAR at all that's ready to use. And there was a choice of 2 or 3 different ones, so everyone didn't have to be the same. That wouldn't work in 1-make races restricted to one model only too of course. Which is ridiculous because NASCARs are deliberately spec cars, no matter the model, right?