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Yes, but it will be great if a Kart could race with a 200 HP car... This would give Kart an challenge...The Racing Kart 125 Shifter will just destroy a Kei Car in a fair race.
Yes, but it will be great if a Kart could race with a 200 HP car... This would give Kart an challenge...The Racing Kart 125 Shifter will just destroy a Kei Car in a fair race.
Truthfully it's a lot of effort for what I would presume PD perceive as little gain. You'd have to reprogram sound for hundreds of vehicles x 4 exhaust systems for something that would likely only appeal to the most diehard of motorsport fans. Perhaps PD's new sound engine if it's complete for GT7 can make this easier I'm not sure, but it seems like an awful lot of work for what might appeal to a tiny % of fans.I've been suggesting this on a Forza forum or two forever!
Why can't we do this in both GT and Forza? Have parts from different aftermarket manufacturers, so that they all sound and perform differently in a unique way.
I just thought of something that actually sounded really good! It would replace the Used Car Dealed.
When you go to the dealership to buy a car, let's say the Lotus Elise '11, you can set the mileage on it (0-300,000 miles) to lower the cost if you can't afford it at full price and you need it for a race. After you buy a car with specified mileage, just pop an oil change and a cheap engine rebuild on it and, boom! Full power!
Example:
Ferrari 458 Italia (0 mi) $240K
Ferrari 458 Italia (300K mi) $50K
Realistic Example:
Chaparral 2D (0 mi) $3.75M
Chaparral 2D (1K mi) $3.25M
Quick, Low Cost Example:
Dodge Charger R/T (0 mi) $70K
Dodge Charger R/T (300K mi) $12K
At least in GT5, haven't tested it in GT6, PD did program in some permanent chassis degradation into high mileage cars, but it was very small and took 100k+ kms to really show up. Assuming that holds for GT7, it would make sense to buy high mileage cars for the career mode where all out performance isn't usually necessary, and save your money for buying zero mileage cars for online or for favourites or cars you intend to modify. It adds a little more depth and intensity to the career mode and different ways to approach the game, and it should be just a simple, straightforward algorithm, that would apply to all cars equally, with race cars perhaps degrading at a much faster rate.Seriously? lol
Tell me what would be the point of buying a 0 mileage car. Would be pointless right?
Also, I'm not interested in the "rewind" feature. If you fail a lap, try again.
At least in GT5, haven't tested it in GT6, PD did program in some permanent chassis degradation into high mileage cars, but it was very small and took 100k+ kms to really show up. Assuming that holds for GT7, it would make sense to buy high mileage cars for the career mode where all out performance isn't usually necessary, and save your money for buying zero mileage cars for online or for favourites or cars you intend to modify. It adds a little more depth and intensity to the career mode and different ways to approach the game, and it should be just a simple, straightforward algorithm, that would apply to all cars equally, with race cars perhaps degrading at a much faster rate.
ThisPhysics and sound should be their no.1 priority. Everything else can and should come later.
Can't stress on the above two enough.
to associate with a in depth tuning, imagine starting from the bottom with a miata; few aero parts , chassis enlargement and a new engine and a good tuning. every aspect of growth and tuning should be taken in considerationAn exciting career mode which I can put hours into and not get bored like gt6.
to associate with a in depth tuning, imagine starting from the bottom with a miata; few aero parts , chassis enlargement and a new engine and a good tuning. every aspect of growth and tuning should be taken in consideration
I agree, but not only up to 999! But also up to #10,000! 👍Letters A-Z and numbers 0-999 options used together like below
This helps for multi class races.
I agree, but not only up to 999! But also up to #10,000! 👍
Ok, nevermind...