gamerdog6482
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Not completely. After a few thousand miles you will start to see simple dirt and dust build ups, but after a few dozen you will start to lose your sheen.
Things you DON´T WANT to see in GT6.
- Thread starter Lazy Liquid
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Not completely. After a few thousand miles you will start to see simple dirt and dust build ups, but after a few dozen you will start to lose your sheen.
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- legohelicopter
Pretty much as other people have said:
-Tonnes of variants of cars without any real variations
->50% Japanese cars (although I do love the Japanese cars, have room for some other tech)
-Ridiculous difference in detailing of tracks
-Standard cars
-Forced cycle dealerships
-Paint chips to only be obtainable through car purchase
And to the people complaining about drifting cars, F1, Kubelwagens and so forth: This isn't a racing sim. It clearly says "The Real Driving Simulator" beneath the logo, does it not?
-Tonnes of variants of cars without any real variations
->50% Japanese cars (although I do love the Japanese cars, have room for some other tech)
-Ridiculous difference in detailing of tracks
-Standard cars
-Forced cycle dealerships
-Paint chips to only be obtainable through car purchase
And to the people complaining about drifting cars, F1, Kubelwagens and so forth: This isn't a racing sim. It clearly says "The Real Driving Simulator" beneath the logo, does it not?
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- GTP_Royalton
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It wasn't only aimed at you though, just that I keep on hearing the '40 Skylines' argument which indeed sounds as a lot but when you look more carefully at that list you notice it includes a lot of different cars as well, only sharing the same name.
If you deduct those (and ignore the number padding duplicates), it still contains plenty of Skylines but not the ridiculously large amount people think there are.
They obviously need to slim down on those duplicates and perhaps make the list mostly include one or 2 models (if the difference is significant) from each generation (excluding race/tuner versions).
If they can do that, please give us more Premium Skylines by which I mean those classic models in the Standard list.
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First of all, who cares? When compared to having the option of keeping your game save from corrupting itself and being able to store it off the PS3? No contest at all.
Second of all, why does an exploit in GT5's gifting system invalidate future titles having the ability to protect your save data even if in game willy waving did matter?
gamerdog6482
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If it was set up like it was in GT4, then no. But that's not how it was set up in GT5.
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- sailworksman
- sailworksman
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Yokohama Advan A048, as I already mentioned, are DOT legal. Along with the other R compound tires I listed in my previous post, they are included in the intensely track-focused competition category of DOT approved performance tires that would be comparable to the lower spectrum of the Sport category of GT tires.
In fact, in my initial post, it should have been Comfort Mediums that would be more analogous to the majority of tires on high performance vehicles. This is according to Polyphony Digital. I have edited my initial post accordingly.
It seems people equate the Sport range of tires with their real life rides simply because of how the categories have been implemented in the game. Conceivably, they then expect that certain minimum level of grip that Sport tires afford them and, subsequently, feel that any less, such as in that afforded by Comfort tires, becomes unnaturally low in grip level - even if lateral sustainable G-forces would indicate otherwise. Unfortunately, you can't get a visceral feel of lateral G-forces in a game, which may be another partial source of the disconnect in presumed grip levels.
The reality may be that they just have to drive slower, with more restraint and more finesse - i.e., they have to work harder and be more precise with their inputs to get the maximum performance out of the tires and, in turn, out of the vehicles. Just as in real life, R compound tires tend to mask any such dearth in finesse or proper driving ability.
In any case, many people seem to use exaggeratedly high grip tires in GT and tend to erroneously equate it with the real life ability of their cars (or, even worse, themselves).
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Forza's Leveling-Up System is not implemented in the way Gran Turismo's is. Whereas Gran Turismo's Leveling-Up System acts as the gateway to unlocking further components of the game, Forza's leveling-up system does not in any way impede one's ability to purchase cars or enter any events or races.
All cars are available to purchase from the beginning and all events are open to entry from the beginning. The leveling up and accrual of XP is simply for those that like to have some kind of tracking of their personal progression as they play the game and/or for those that like to compare such stats with their friends.
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I dont want paint chips.
I dont want to be able to buy a part, not install it on a car and have it waiting around in some parts area.
I dont want a menu that has been thrown together during development and then just left this way.
I dont want unrealistic smoke.
I dont want the sound of another car to overpower my own cars sound. (unless its so beasty that it should.)
I dont want to be able to buy a part, not install it on a car and have it waiting around in some parts area.
I dont want a menu that has been thrown together during development and then just left this way.
I dont want unrealistic smoke.
I dont want the sound of another car to overpower my own cars sound. (unless its so beasty that it should.)
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- Mr_Lucky_Pants
- mrluckypants96
I would like this, however, Who wants to buy a car 7 times to get each version of it? I suppose its better then the current system of buying all 48 different skylines.
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- Jakarta
- Cygevo
Titanium Racing Exhaust on supercars,it just ruin the noise
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Perhaps they need to fix the sounds, not get rid of the upgrade option.
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True 👍
Only real life is not a game. There is absolutely no reason to make easy things like navigating through menu's, buying a car, washing a car, changing the oil, changing into another car, etc so painfully slow.
For example: If you want to buy every car in the UCD at a given time, you should make yourself some nice coffee or something, because it's going to take a very, very long time. If you want to change the oil of all these cars, you should make yourself a sandwich because it's going to take twice as long. There is absolutely no reason for this and it ruins the game for me.
The problem is, this is completely new to the GT series. It's running on the fastest console to date, installed onto the hard drive, and yet it's 10 times slower than GT3 or GT4 that reads everything directly from the game's disc. I'll admit, the polygon count has gone up, so rendering a car onto the screen takes a while. But Jesus Christ, has the polygon count gone up for the menu's as well? In order for GT Auto to load, your ps3 has to render three things: a car, an umpa lumpa garage dude, and some fancy buttons. Why does that take 30 seconds every time?
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