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It could also mean the racing series. Like:
WRC
NASCAR
F1?
GT
ect.
But I think that's a long shot
WRC
NASCAR
F1?
GT
ect.
But I think that's a long shot
The only thing Kaz has ever said about DLC is that GT5 has none planned because they like to release complete games. They would never hold anything back and if the game did see DLC, I suspect that it would be free (much like the GT5P DLC that added a new track and cars).
I agree with what Schmo said, the "winds" are so vague they could mean anything and one of those meanings will probably be right.
Kaz has definitely mentioned the possibility of DLC in more than one interview.
If its paid for though is another matter.
"Everything we want to put in the game is on the disc when it ships, having said that, we do have a sizable online team that will look after it once it's launched."
That didn't stop infinity ward from locking the maps on the MW2 disk and selling them later as DLC.
GT4 had 6 locations.
You dare to compare PD to Infinity Ward? Shame on you![]()
I didn't compare them, I used IW as an example.
With all this, theres about 14/15 locations, so, its still missing 5/6 locations but thats because i dont know where some fantasy tracks are located. Where is Trial Mountain? Amar's avatar says its in Croatia. Maybe it is.
When this was originally said, I translated the original Japanese myself (wish I'd kept it now), and the way the language was used (20 circuits, 70 layouts) indicated over 20 real world tracks (Nuerburgring, Laguna Seca, La Sarthe, Suzuka, Fuji etc.) and over 70 PD-created tracks (Trial Mountain, High Speed Ring, Eiger, London, Midfield etc.). "Circuit" implies a track that already exists and "Layout" implies one that has been laid out (created).
Whether those 70 include forward/backward and short versions, or whether they are just 70 tracks and you can add the forward/backward/short versions onto that I don't know and can't speculate. But I'm confident in my interpretation because I did it (I would be ) from the original language, rather than a second translation from French... Of course, it's up to you whether you agree with me or not.
I always thought Trial Mountain was in Britain.![]()
Why do you think Trial Mountain is in Britain? Maybe i missed something.
"Locations/Circuits" is not the a literal location as you think in English
quoting one of our fine mods here![]()
I didnt know that. But if he is wright and 20 locations meant 20 real world tracks, or, llike he said it: "over 20 real world tracks", that fits excatly in the number of circuits that appear with weather in GT5 prologue Menu plus Indianapolis:
1 Fuji
2 Magny Cours
3 Brands Hatch
4 Suzuka
5 Monte Carlo
6 Silverstone
7 Sonoma (Infineon)
8 Tsukuba
9 Shangai
10 Estoril
11 Hockenheim
12 Imola
13 Monza
14 Monterey (Laguna Seca)
15 Motegi
16 Nurburgring
17 Daytona
18 Le Mans
19 Spa
20 Zolder
21 Jerez
22 Indianapolis
Here they are, the "over 20 real world tracks". Hope its like this. And some of these tracks have shorter versions as you know.
Quite a few UK events are held on that track including the UK nationals from GT2, British GT Cup in GT3, UK vs XX from GT1 and so on.
http://gran-turismo.wikia.com/wiki/Trial_Mountain
Quote from your link:
"Trial Mountain Circuit is an original (fictional) circuit that has appeared in all mainline versions of Gran Turismo. It also featured in Tourist Trophy and Gran Turismo PSP and is set to appear in Gran Turismo 5. It is a 2.5 mile circuit run on tarmac which appears to be set in a forest clearing within a mountainous area. The circuit features several blind corners, three tunnels, a long, uphill back straight and a series of fast compound corners. It is seen by most players as one of the easiest circuits in the Gran Turismo Series."
Trial Mountain is a fantasy track with no specific real location. It coul be anywhere. Probably just PD knows where they take inspiration to create it.![]()
I didnt know that. But if he is wright and 20 locations meant 20 real world tracks, or, llike he said it: "over 20 real world tracks", that fits excatly in the number of circuits that appear with weather in GT5 prologue Menu plus Indianapolis:
1 Fuji
2 Magny Cours
3 Brands Hatch
4 Suzuka
5 Monte Carlo
6 Silverstone
7 Sonoma (Infineon)
8 Tsukuba
9 Shangai
10 Estoril
11 Hockenheim
12 Imola
13 Monza
14 Monterey (Laguna Seca)
15 Motegi
16 Nurburgring
17 Daytona
18 Le Mans
19 Spa
20 Zolder
21 Jerez
22 Indianapolis
Here they are, the "over 20 real world tracks". Hope its like this. And some of these tracks have shorter versions as you know.
Wouldn't the top gear test track count as one as well?I didnt know that. But if he is wright and 20 locations meant 20 real world tracks, or, llike he said it: "over 20 real world tracks", that fits excatly in the number of circuits that appear with weather in GT5 prologue Menu plus Indianapolis:
1 Fuji
2 Magny Cours
3 Brands Hatch
4 Suzuka
5 Monte Carlo
6 Silverstone
7 Sonoma (Infineon)
8 Tsukuba
9 Shangai
10 Estoril
11 Hockenheim
12 Imola
13 Monza
14 Monterey (Laguna Seca)
15 Motegi
16 Nurburgring
17 Daytona
18 Le Mans
19 Spa
20 Zolder
21 Jerez
22 Indianapolis
Here they are, the "over 20 real world tracks". Hope its like this. And some of these tracks have shorter versions as you know.
Wouldn't the top gear test track count as one as well?
I always thought Trial Mountain was in Britain.![]()
I never really thought about where it may have been. What made you think in britain?
From what I remember it didn't seem gray/cloudy enough to be in emgland.
Wherever it is it should look pretty awesome in GT5, all those trees should look less flat. The mountain rock detail/texturing should also be impressive.![]()
Where is Trial Mountain? Amar's avatar says its in Croatia. Maybe it is.
Nope, it's totally made up (with some basis on real topography etc.) but if I had enough money and enough land, I sure-as-hell would get that course faithfully recreated in real life! In the middle of the track, I'd get a version of "Complex String" made up for karting!I always thought Trial Mountain was in Britain.![]()