So GT7 is now really on its way, when and what can we expect?
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I remember waaaaaaaaaaaay back when GT3 was touted as PS2 launch title; back then it was called Gran Turismo 2000. That didn't happen, obviously. It was released a year after console's launch. GT4 was delayed for a year and half. And GT5? Well you already know the story....
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If they come 1 year later, that it's not being delayed, it's normal of game developers to push it back 1 year if they are not cod or FIFA, now GT5 was pushed back 5 years, but I don't remember any other GT being delayed more than one year... Besides, gt2000 wasn't really a full game in the first place, more of a showcase of the ps2 and an early apetizer of gt3, gt2 was basically gt2000 seeing as GT2 was launched in 1999 in Japan, but early 2000 in Europe as I recall
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We can safely expect;
1) Mass hysteria as the release day approaches, & lots of vague PR statements that makes us think it's going to be 'FREAKIN AWESOME'!
2) Spectacular looking graphics, & over-hyped trailers inducing the masses to part with their cash.
2) Some truly bizarre "what were they thinking" game design.
3) The same tired gameplay that has been used in every GT game ever.
4) A lack of common sense options, because PD want us to play the game their way.
5) A half-baked bug filled mess that will be 'updated monthly' with 'free DLC'.
6) More Time Trials & boring Seasonals following the same worn out format.
7) A barrage of Fanboy vs Haters flame war threads on GT Planet.
Basically, the same thing we got with GT5 & GT6.
I'm pretty sure about 1,2,5 and 7.
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- MHFanatik
I haven't seen any news on PD increasing the number of staff working on the game, so the rate at which they create cars should be roughly the same as before - between GT5 and GT6 they've added around 150 premiums, so they make roughly 50 cars a year. 700 premiums for a GT that comes out before 2020 is unrealistic in my opinion.
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The premiums that are currently in GT6 are already detailed and have interiors so they will still be 'premiums'.Becuase it's PD/Gran Turismo/Kaz THAT'S WHY!
Technically speaking since Standards will be in GT7 then GT5/GT6 Premiums become new Standards Eu*******reka I just found out how Kaz plans on implementing standards into GT7.💡
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- sparkytooth50001
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Aha, so I was indeed correct:
https://www.gtplanet.net/gt5s-premium-cars-go-beyond-ps3s-capabilities/
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i'd be happy with just with a premium car and standard sounds tbh.
By the way, let's hope they don't rush things with gt7 and make it happen in 2016 because i think there's a lot of things that could be still done on GT6, and by delaying GT 7 maybe we'll get a far superior upgrade. (for example the differences dividing GT2 from GT4)
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LMAO! This is exactly why I'm waiting on some legit views about Gran Turismo 7 this post is post of the year lol.
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@sparkytooth and @Pootis
Was just a joke although looking at Drive Club, and other games GT will have a lot to do at this point, so even though it was a joke I can see PS3 Premiums becoming new standards if Kaz lied, and I will be looking into that.
I know he mentioned the Photomode cars and what not, but at this point believe it when I see it.
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Since most of the newest modelled cars are even perfectly round and smooth (RCZ, Megane Trophy Racecar, C7, Every VGT, Stratos, SRT Viper etc.). The older ones just need a bit more polygons, an engine compartment, usable doors (Which I don't discard, given how every body part is individually modelled) or whatever can open. Although I'm pretty sure cars moving forward into GT7 will most likely be modelled as the Gen 3 cars were, which is not a bad thing at all.
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I can't believe that I'm already thinking about GT7, even though I'm not actually bored with GT7 yet. There's still stuff I want to do in the game, I just needed a bit of a break from it to play other stuff.
Anyway, I usually have my expectations low, but in the case of GT7; I think I'll state what I expect at the least and at the most.
Least: To be basically like GT6 with more overall content such as cars, customization features, tracks, & photomode locations. Of course, a new game soundtrack with possibly a few songs from the previous GTs. I would expect the physics to be better and have the same crummy damage model as GT6. The Career mode would still not be long enough and the sounds would be slightly better than in GT6 and they kept the standard cars after all, but didn't improve them.
Most: At the most, I would expect the Career mode to make a huge improvement, maybe they would take the GT3/4 Career mode and combine their styles together. PD will drop the standard cars in the main course of the game and maybe have them in a GT archive or something. There will be 500-600 cars with similar quality and a few of the older models improved. There will be a few of the old tracks remastered and some new courses added. The AI would be revamped again and the sounds could finally be good overall.
Anyway, I usually have my expectations low, but in the case of GT7; I think I'll state what I expect at the least and at the most.
Least: To be basically like GT6 with more overall content such as cars, customization features, tracks, & photomode locations. Of course, a new game soundtrack with possibly a few songs from the previous GTs. I would expect the physics to be better and have the same crummy damage model as GT6. The Career mode would still not be long enough and the sounds would be slightly better than in GT6 and they kept the standard cars after all, but didn't improve them.
Most: At the most, I would expect the Career mode to make a huge improvement, maybe they would take the GT3/4 Career mode and combine their styles together. PD will drop the standard cars in the main course of the game and maybe have them in a GT archive or something. There will be 500-600 cars with similar quality and a few of the older models improved. There will be a few of the old tracks remastered and some new courses added. The AI would be revamped again and the sounds could finally be good overall.
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nah, need more Feeder.
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Kaz latest "jedi" words are interresting. -"....By that I mean it’s going to be a game that matches the very era that we live in, in 2015 or 2016.”
Do i see this as a release date in 2015 + DLC/PATCH so game is really as it should 2016?
The era we live in is like this...release a "demo" and patch it up later.
Ok a bit tired now and dissapointed of games not released as completed.
Do i see this as a release date in 2015 + DLC/PATCH so game is really as it should 2016?
The era we live in is like this...release a "demo" and patch it up later.
Ok a bit tired now and dissapointed of games not released as completed.
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