Oh. Thanks for the advice, but I'll be holding to the Playstation 3 right now as Persona 5 is an exclusive. But on Next-Gen I'll have to really consider getting Forza over GT, since as things stand right now, when GT7 arrives, Forza 6 will be launching as well, and it will probably be ages ahead of it.
, no livery editor, AI is still slow and instead of less grinding there is now more grinding. 
Their luck just ran out! Project Cars on the Playstation 4 FTW.
This is a common concern. You can read all about it in the PCars Physics thread If everything is as described, it's going to make GT physics and FFB look like Mario Kart
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Perhaps you missed where I said, "If everything is as described...."
ToCa2 ... *sigh* ... still love ToCa & ToCa2
Street version or GT300? If street, sorry, no answer for you. I have had a thing happen though where when starting a race it can take maybe a straight or two to get the "full" sound from several cars. I start with tire and turbo/SC sounds, and can hear the other cars just fine, but no deep noises from my own vehicle. I suspect I'm not helping you.Oh I have one complaint that needs to be said. What's up with the Subaru BRZ's engine sound? I can hardly hear it, it just sounds like. Air?... Did PD messed up again?
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It's the street version that sounds like... Air?... Why does it sound like... Air?!Street version or GT300? If street, sorry, no answer for you. I have had a thing happen though where when starting a race it can take maybe a straight or two to get the "full" sound from several cars. I start with tire and turbo/SC sounds, and can hear the other cars just fine, but no deep noises from my own vehicle. I suspect I'm not helping you.
I have so many 86s I don't think I have the BRZ yet. When everyone in my house is up and out doing whatever they do all day (about 2 hours), I'll sign in for my bonus and see what's up with that.It's the street version that sounds like... Air?... Why does it sound like... Air?!
Although you was helpful, so I'll know what to do if the race version's sounds are having issues too.
Sweet. 👍I have so many 86s I don't think I have the BRZ yet. When everyone in my house is up and out doing whatever they do all day (about 2 hours), I'll sign in for my bonus and see what's up with that.
Their luck just ran out! Project Cars on the Playstation 4 FTW.
I gotchya....I had to get a new BZR, but already had the Toyota and Scion versions, so I tested all three: bone stock, one exhaust or turbo upgrade at a time, and a combination of those upgrades. The Subaru is the only one I could replicate what you're talking about, and it only happened with turbo equipped. I took the Subaru a couple minutes deep into Nurburgring with each test to see if the sound would fully integrate like I expressed had happened in several races with various cars, but it never did. I believe the engine/exhaust note is actually there, but highly muted for some reason. I say this because I use a DS3 and use the downshift a ton when approaching a corner, and the note was there, but just barely. The rest of the audio output from the car was all a steady rush of air not influenced by speed or RPM and that awful tire screech. The Toyota and Scion seemed perfectly normal in this regard, though I must say the sounds all around were most uninspiring. A shame, that, because the Subaru sans turbo was easily the most desirable of the three, and I see why you might wish to have this pepper of a car fully upgraded as it was quite fun. And I did think to check the guage displays of all three, and all three without turbo upgrades showed no guage for turbo, so there's nothing there to maybe guess a screwup happened between different groups of coders programming the game by standard equipment. So yes, you seem to have caught a full-on glitch to add to the pile!
Ahh.I gotchya....I had to get a new BZR, but already had the Toyota and Scion versions, so I tested all three: bone stock, one exhaust or turbo upgrade at a time, and a combination of those upgrades. The Subaru is the only one I could replicate what you're talking about, and it only happened with turbo equipped. I took the Subaru a couple minutes deep into Nurburgring with each test to see if the sound would fully integrate like I expressed had happened in several races with various cars, but it never did. I believe the engine/exhaust note is actually there, but highly muted for some reason. I say this because I use a DS3 and use the downshift a ton when approaching a corner, and the note was there, but just barely. The rest of the audio output from the car was all a steady rush of air not influenced by speed or RPM and that awful tire screech. The Toyota and Scion seemed perfectly normal in this regard, though I must say the sounds all around were most uninspiring. A shame, that, because the Subaru sans turbo was easily the most desirable of the three, and I see why you might wish to have this pepper of a car fully upgraded as it was quite fun. And I did think to check the guage displays of all three, and all three without turbo upgrades showed no guage for turbo, so there's nothing there to maybe guess a screwup happened between different groups of coders programming the game by standard equipment. So yes, you seem to have caught a full-on glitch to add to the pile!
Something told me it had to be a glitch, but I thought it was a bug at first. I hope the BRZ's sounds get's fixed, because its my most favorite one out of the three. Thank you very much for checking it out @bluecharger. Because to be honest, I was beginning to think it was just my game that was screwing with it.
I'm very happy to be of serviceAhh.
. As a final note, what you hear from the BZR is exactly what happens in the scenario I described from races with other cars, except that the full sound recovers usually after hitting the first serious corner, taking the car down a few gears (ie: once I hit the car's "low-range" sound effects) and once I begin to accelerate again. If that made sense at all
Cool, I'll try it out. Thanks again. 👍I'm very happy to be of service
EDIT: I'll check this later, but I wonder: if you do a test run, save the replay and play it back, if the sound you couldn't hear while doing the actual run corrects itself?
Ah thank you, and Reading that just makes me 100% sure i´m going to get this game as soon as it comes out!This is a common concern. You can read all about it in the PCars Physics thread If everything is as described, it's going to make GT physics and FFB look like Mario Kart
I seem to remember in the PAL version of GT4 there was no engine sound for the XKR. Not only are the engine sounds not great in general but some cars they forget about all together. Evidence is racking up that the sound guy is incompetent.Ahh.
