More real tracks. Enough with these awful fantasy tracks! Once upon a time, PD knew how to model great fantasy tracks. Whoever did those have obviously left PD. Stick to modeling great tracks that have stood the test of time, either new real ones or their legacy real ones (how I miss Ascari!).
>>Opinions<<Why is everyone in this forum talking as if their opinion is correct or the only one? Your opinion is a subjective friend, many others love the new tracks
And that, my friend, is also only YOUR opinion. Many others do love some of the new fantasy tracks. Many others hate them. Many, many others post constantly about when GTS is going to bring back the classic fantasy tracks. So, hardly a ringing endorsement.
I'd be interested in what the numbers would be from people that played GT5/6 if offered all the old tracks back at the price of losing the new ones (fantasy, that is). Me, I'd pay that price in a heartbeat. I think many others would, too... It isn't familiarity. It's flow.
I just feel that PD went overboard with the curbs, with excessive runoff, with suicide corners that no real track would design. Poor flow, poor clean passing opportunities, too much runoff allowing dirty passing. If you look at the track maps for the new fantasy tracks and compare to the old ones, I think it's easy to see a design philosophy change. Now, I may be wrong, maybe it IS the same team designing these new ones. But there is a definitely noticeable change in flow, in philosophy, in the ability to cheat the curbs.
Take the city tracks (please! ba-dum-tss!)... Old Tokyo and Rome, flow was clean as a whistle. New Tokyo tracks are a bashfest that few decent drivers even want to be on. I'm sorry, but I'm not a fan of these new tracks. And that, of course (
) is my opinion.
There isn't anywhere near enough people saying remove the low fuel warning so:
Remove Low Fuel Warning
Remove Low Fuel Warning
Remove Low Fuel Warning
Remove Low Fuel Warning
Remove Low Fuel Warning
also rain.
How about just move it out of the center of the screen..? Bottom right or left, plenty of room...