If they made their first blog post about the sounds, its important to them.
The entire game is hardware dependent and all gaming details are out of FIA competence of focus. They aren't game makers are they? So any speculation about anything associated with the FIA beyond a rubber stamp on certain tracks would fall under your same logic.
They also aren't introducing a flag system, or new cars or tracks or anything else that we know of outside of a new TT next year and a rubber stamp on some tracks. Are you monitoring the posts of those people as well and correcting them too?
From a marketing and selling standpoint, will the game do better? Absolutely.
Does this improve the overall experience for the average gamer? Umm.. no.
Don't be drag by you negativism. Do you understand the context of my quote? this is FIA related, not gamers looking for a perfect game. Meanwhile the sounds communicate accurately with the player helping to know the car revs, lack of grip, rumble strips, etc and other cars position approach it should not be of the FIA competence or be something to worry about in a virtual championship.Come on man... you can't be serious...
I know what's been in the press release same as everyone else, which is very little. Hence everything else, like what you posted above, is just wishful thinking and wild speculation until something concrete is announced. The FIA for example has already given approval to 4 tracks in their current condition so apparently kerbs that are just decoration , gravel traps that do nothing more than simply apply forced TCS, original tracks that are not up to real life standards etc. etc. is ok with them at this point. So far there's no indication this is anything but a rubber stamp and a future TT. If it turns out to be something more, that's great, there's no indication of that at this point in time.
I dont pretend to be a moderator unlike a few here. But the guy posted about sounds for the last 3 times at least. You dont know what theyre introducing btw, so maybe you should hold off making claims you think are true.
On the sound I could not disagree with your more. They are plain DUMB and boring. Ever driven or heard one of these cars pass by IRL?
FM5, AC, PCARS and especially DC are already taking huge strides in this department. Enjoy GT is all I can say.
Who benefits from it the most?
They expected better sells from it and with that a bigger audience for their concept cars in my opinion. It would be an achievement, if they got the vision cars on a ps4 launch game in my opinion. nevertheless vision gt cars are a great idea.
Nice, but non of these make GT a better game.
GT has without a doubt a better image than any other racing game out there, but i don't care about a movie or the image. I play and buy games to play the game. GT is good, but definitily not perfect. rubber band AI, very bad sounds and a boring career. Just to name a few.
I haven't driven the Nurb for a while. This so called "fact" that kerbs are "improved" in the N24 version of the Nurb, what does this mean? Improved how? You mean when I drive the Nurb I won't be able to drive over curbs as if they aren't even there like I did before? So the Nurb is a much tougher track now?
Nor are they going to make the game any more special. Such as "OMG were're like, going to get more GT3, F1 cars etc etc etc through this partnership. PD da best." Too bad some people some folks doesn't know that's not what it is.
If he "revitalize" motorsport with almost all Nissan GT-R's everywhere in every series, this is actually really bad news.
