I rember in GT5 if you hit a wall just right and fast enough the car would intersect it. Maybe that's what happened.I might be crazy, I actually feel kind of crazy, but I swear to God I saw the tire barriers move. I went off in the 2nd turn, and I swear to good I saw the tire barrier indent. I changed view to the exterior and that's when I noticed, but I pushed restart before it registered to check the replay. Then I couldn't duplicate it. but I swear God I saw it happen. Like full on, it was in the middle of the tire barrier and it pushed the barrier in where my car hit...
Like the nose getting stuck in the wall? It looked like the wall itself was actually bent though is what I think I saw. Idk maybe it was a glitch, but if it was its one glitch PD needs to make happen more.I rember in GT5 if you hit a wall just right and fast enough the car would intersect it. Maybe that's what happened.
Oh come on PD...
Still, this is BY FAR the best update to this point.
I never liked the A1 Ring, but it's cool to have another classic race circuit that hasn't been altered to the worst the last 10 years. It's just how I remember it from my N64 F1 days...
Yes, like that.Like the nose getting stuck in the wall? It looked like the wall itself was actually bent though is what I think I saw. Idk maybe it was a glitch, but if it was its one glitch PD needs to make happen more.
Why not resell your bag of poop ?
It is likely to be considered not poop to a lot of others. I agree it is better to keep it for a different reason, more new sales for developer, the better it is.What sort of idiot would buy a bag of poop?
Which is more or less the problem, and the same problem that GT5 had. The early discounting in stores means that even a new copy of GT6 isn't worth much. On the second hand market it's worth even less, and when you take into consideration the effort required to sell it then it's probably not worth the time.
Use it as a frisbee or something.
Because no one will buy my poop from me, Do you wanna buy some more poop? a tenner and its yours.Why not resell your bag of poop ?
You can sell your poop to them (Link) for more than £10 if you want.Because no one will buy my poop from me, Do you wanna buy some more poop? a tenner and its yours.
Well GT6 in UK currently has similar resale value as say GTA5 or The Last of Us so I guess point you are making, it is not worth hassle of selling a game after owning it for a good few months.
The person who thinks it is poop lives in UK so I'm just saying value he will get. Also I had quick look on eBay Australia and going by exchange rates, it is of similar value there as it is here. I guess we have different interpretation of it being not worth anything. I would be quite happy to get all the top games for free after about six months of release but I know that ain't going to happen anytime soon. At least I can enjoy the free content like the Red Bull Ring track instead.Nope.
The point I'm making is that it's not worth selling because it's not worth anything. I don't live in the UK, so I'm basing my judgements on the values where I am.
A farmer fertilizing crops?What sort of idiot would buy a bag of poop?
it has time change in the promotional video.
This would make a great question for Kaz. He might be able to give insight, he knows about the technical bits of the game itself.Indeed, very strange. I've wondered for a while now why GT's day/night and weather aren't global, especially on a new tracks. With old tracks you have the reasoning that the old pre-baked lighting needs removing and replacing with the dynamic lighting but with new tracks there is surely no reason why they wouldn't start with dynamic lighting to begin with. Silverstone and Brands were even stranger, with the limited time cycle.
Anyone any ideas why it's not as simple as it would seem?
PD doesn't do fictional layouts of real courses.Strange that PD didn't include the second short version which was in Grid 2. Given their penchant to boost track count with variations it would've been easy to do (just rearrange a few barriers). But then again, they didn't give us Suzuka West when it was previously in GT4...
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PD doesn't do fictional layouts of real courses.
That's because they don't have time to add the lights for the buildings at nightIndeed, very strange. I've wondered for a while now why GT's day/night and weather aren't global, especially on a new tracks. With old tracks you have the reasoning that the old pre-baked lighting needs removing and replacing with the dynamic lighting but with new tracks there is surely no reason why they wouldn't start with dynamic lighting to begin with. Silverstone and Brands were even stranger, with the limited time cycle.
Anyone any ideas why it's not as simple as it would seem?
Oddly on the GT website the RB Ring is listed as having time change. Future update maybe?
Except it has been altered, by none other than Tilke himself....it just happened more than 10 years ago. Reconfiguring it to be safer was the first "full track" he worked on (ie first track to be "Tilke-fied").
I too remember playing this track on some old F1 game, 2001-2003, something in there. I used to love it, as it was the easiest track to learn. Now, it's "meh"....
Or just plain old false advertising. Like a bolstered back of the box feature list that doesn't exist in game etc.
Nothing new really.
PD: Hey guys, NEW NISSAN NEXT MONTH!!!If this is PD's new method of release content, I like it. They didn't give us an announcement months ago stating that we'll get RBR. Instead, one day before its release, they're like "So yeah guys we have a new track coming out soon." Bam, next day, track is here. No hype train.