First Tuesday of the month, so according to the usual schedule we got another week to wait.Alright so no car pack or anything like that then? I hope that they're saving a surprise for E3.
I thought I read or heard somewhere that T10 already said they couldn't model it with the current physics engine (i.e. it's limited to vehicles with four tires). Wouldn't mind being wrong about that, though...
We need more tracks now, imoThere's no such thing as to many cars to me
We need more tracks now, imo
Wow, that game's creator must have even more power than we previously imagined. Maybe the US has set a similarly prohibitive price on using its own automobiles in Japanese games which is why his game had to fill up the roster with Skylines to make up the numbers lol.I have some bit conspiracy that Japan tracks risen up their licensing cost to protect their "homeland's own racing series".
Dont kill me.
I have some bit conspiracy that Japan tracks risen up their licensing cost to protect their "homeland's own racing series".
Dont kill me.
I agree and can't help thinking the only barriers to Japanese tracks in Turn10's games are purely logistical. Perhaps we've seen our last new European track in the game as well.This theory always amused me. Since when did free market enterprises worry about anything but their own pockets? I'm not denying that Polyphony Digital may have agreed to some favorable deals, but I'm sure the respective owners of Suzuka, Fuji, Tsukuba, etc. would love to do business with Turn 10. I doubt any of the Japanese tracks are exclusive to Gran Turismo.
I agree and can't help thinking the only barriers to Japanese tracks in Turn10's games are purely logistical. Perhaps we've seen our last new European track in the game as well.
I'd love more British tracks. I'm still clamoring for Knockhill to appear in a modern sim game. Aside from Britain, I really, really want the Toronto street track too after playing it on an rFactor demo at the Indycar races there in 2013.
It makes sense to add tracks that are "nearby", purely for cost issues (it's probably cheaper to send a team to Florida or Virginia than it is to send them in England or Japan) but I get the feeling if they carry over everything from FM6 to FM7 and add a few more here and there, it could possibly have the greatest track lineup ever seen.
I don't disagree.
Though I would like more tracks outside of the states.
Me too, even if I wouldn't mind the heavily rumoured Pacific Raceways or Willow Springs.
I watched an onboard video of Pacific Raceways the other day. It looks fun and the nature around Seattle is incredible. Let's hope it's included.
No love for Interlagos? If FM7 brings in dynamic weather, hell even this static rain would do, it'd be perfect. Interlagos, Suzuka and Circuit Gilles Villeneuve would be my favourite picks for a track pack, if they include them then I'm done I wouldn't ask for more. Sad thing is that I have those three tracks in my F1 2015 game but overall graphics performance is so poor I never feel like driving them there.
The upcoming car pack has to be the one with the Ford GTLM, right? Man I hope so.
I don't know how close to true it is, but I've heard in the past that a few games have missed out on Suzuka due to Honda's ownership & that they're no longer as open as they once were to developers wanting to model the track. I think PCars was among the first to run into issues trying to get it in the game.This theory always amused me. Since when did free market enterprises worry about anything but their own pockets? I'm not denying that Polyphony Digital may have agreed to some favorable deals, but I'm sure the respective owners of Suzuka, Fuji, Tsukuba, etc. would love to do business with Turn 10. I doubt any of the Japanese tracks are exclusive to Gran Turismo.
As long as we don't get the Panther 6 or Covini C6W, I'm fair game for six-wheeled cars.I thought I read or heard somewhere that T10 already said they couldn't model it with the current physics engine (i.e. it's limited to vehicles with four tires). Wouldn't mind being wrong about that, though...
I don't know how close to true it is, but I've heard in the past that a few games have missed out on Suzuka due to Honda's ownership & that they're no longer as open as they once were to developers wanting to model the track. I think PCars was among the first to run into issues trying to get it in the game.