Sport mode would ruin the fun, as it always does. There is a reason I avoid Sport mode with a ten foot pole, and this comes from someone with 'S' Safety rating.I'd like to vote 'Sure. Why not?'
It's another option. It'd make perfect sense in Sport Mode. Imagine the Pole Sitter gets the 930T and the person in last gets the X-Bow. Sweet justice!
If anything, I wanna see the ability for more customizable lobbies. For example, picking which models are eligible, as well as permitting certain settings to be tuned while not allowing tuning for others, or the ability for every car to be as-stock. That way, we could at least recreate certain events from the campaign, like Boxer Spirit. There could even be a drop-down menu of event names, and when you select one, the rulesets for that event are reflected in the lobby. Or, alternatively, I'd love the ability to share rulesets for lobbies, as well as tuning settings.
I fully agree, and I'm hoping it'll be much better in GT7.Well, first they would have to give us something equal to what we had in GT5 when it comes to Lobby editors. The Lobby editor in GT Sport (for lack of a better term) is half-a**ed compared to GT5 and GT6.
Sport Mode IS online racing. That's what we had in Shuffle online racing. Sport Mode doesn't ruin it. It's the ratings and penalties PD put in place.Sport mode would ruin the fun, as it always does. There is a reason I avoid Sport mode with a ten foot pole, and this comes from someone with 'S' Safety rating.
I guess it wouldn't hurt to add it to sport mode, but I wouldn't be one of the people who choose to play it on there. The whole fun of having shuffle racing is because its lighthearted and fun. The fun comes from the awesome diversity of the cars, and the performance differences from all the possible cars you may be given. Once they add BoP and penalties on top of that... whats the point? It will look like any other race.Sport Mode IS online racing. That's what we had in Shuffle online racing. Sport Mode doesn't ruin it. It's the ratings and penalties PD put in place.
Sport Mode is the easiest way to race online. Entering Shuffle races could still be Sport Mode with no ratings hit. As in ratings are disabled. People would still act up regardless.
Those were my first tastes of online racing. Actually, it was a show & shine room at, ironically, Trial Mountain, but racing other people, I started out in a shuffle room(I think it was Deep Forest). It was definitely about having fun. I think the FD RX-7 was the car to be coveted.I guess it wouldn't hurt to add it to sport mode, but I wouldn't be one of the people who choose to play it on there. The whole fun of having shuffle racing is because its lighthearted and fun. The fun comes from the awesome diversity of the cars, and the performance differences from all the possible cars you may be given. Once they add BoP and penalties on top of that... whats the point? It will look like any other race.