None taken. Doesn't really bother me whether folks "believe" it or not, or whether it ends up being in the OP. Although it's a bit disconcerting there's so much doubt but I can understand , this is the internet after all, and there are people on GT6 that have never even driven a real car.
Honestly if it was convenient for me to do so, I'd definitely want to throw up a video of it to show what I mean.
If there's anyone out there that's reading this that's still on 1.16 - here's what I was doing before and after:
- Tsukuba
- BMW M3, Honda NSX-R, Mazda RX7 Spirit R, Mazda RX8
- All bone stock. Comfort Medium tires.
- 900* wheel. TCS off. ASM off. ABS 1.
- The last turn at Tsukuba, try drifting it. It should be very easy to initiate with a feint, and then hold a comfortable shallow angle slide in 3rd gear. I bet you on 1.16 you will have a very hard time of it. Especially something with as much power as the M3 will seem to bog down and throttle inputs do nothing to maintain momentum or change the angle of the slide. It's also extremely snappy upon recovery. Now try with 1.17 - much better.
- First tight hairpin at Tsukuba. Try exiting in a power slide in 2nd gear. Again, very hard to making it out without snapping around or snapping inward.
For now that's the best I can do to express my point.
LOL - as for this snarky comment... this was an issue I found on 1.16. I do not know how long it's been there, but certainly not very far back as I would've given up on GT6 long ago if it was like this day one. My opinion is that it broke along the way (maybe it was as of 1.16 itself) and now they've resolved in 1.17. No they did not change the world, but they did fix something that was very wrong with 1.16. That is all. Sheesh...