Update 1.32 (January Update) Now Available - 8 Cars and SS Route X
- Thread starter Tomsoft
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- Longueuil
- 1,319
- Belgium
You can not like the cars, you can not like the track, but complaining about a free update is a bit hyperbolic. I complain too from time to time about no new hyper/sport cars, but its free so i don't keep crying about them. Im actually suprised and happy that PD is keep givin free cars and tracks. they could charge us but wanted to keep the game alive by allowing all the players to have acces to new content without splitsing the players.
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- Brazil
The '56 Porsche is beautiful and super enjoyable to drive around. Easily my favorite car of this update and worth every single credit spent.
Yes, I'm disappointed with the new track being SSRX, since I don't care a bit about drag racing or top speed/tuning tests, but so far I can say I'm enjoying all the new cars, well except the Aston because I did not have 10 million credits to buy it
Yes, I'm disappointed with the new track being SSRX, since I don't care a bit about drag racing or top speed/tuning tests, but so far I can say I'm enjoying all the new cars, well except the Aston because I did not have 10 million credits to buy it
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- Denmark
Any chance they added SSRX because it’s one of the newer original circuits by PD, and thereby faster to upgrade for PS4 compared to original circuits having roots in the PS2 days and earlier?
I’m fairly convinced that SSXR hasn’t escaped its PS3 origins entirely, though. For example, pop up textures happen really late on some objects and the light poles alongside the tracks flicker in a way that reminds me of how environments were rendered in GT6. Anyone else noticing these things?
That said, the airport being more crowded, etc. injects some welcome life to the old location. Most things look great.
I’m fairly convinced that SSXR hasn’t escaped its PS3 origins entirely, though. For example, pop up textures happen really late on some objects and the light poles alongside the tracks flicker in a way that reminds me of how environments were rendered in GT6. Anyone else noticing these things?
That said, the airport being more crowded, etc. injects some welcome life to the old location. Most things look great.
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- São Paulo
- Philip-Giger
Try the replays on Route X, it's very cool.The '56 Porsche is beautiful and super enjoyable to drive around. Easily my favorite car of this update and worth every single credit spent.
Yes, I'm disappointed with the new track being SSRX, since I don't care a bit about drag racing or top speed/tuning tests, but so far I can say I'm enjoying all the new cars, well except the Aston because I did not have 10 million credits to buy it
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- paracuru
- praiano63
I tought route 10 would come with the pipeline section..... and all the rest that could have turn this boring track a bit unreal in a kind of crazy playground for crazy fast races... But no. Just the same very boring track. What a waste of time when you think that for the same job you could do laguna seca , spa ............
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Great update though, I'm happy with this track I use it to do top speed tests. excellent car list to, finally Integra type R. Sadly still waiting on Toyota AE86. 
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- Somewhere in the Northeast
- AllFizzledOut
- TakeALLTheNames
Did some tests with the Tomahawk X on SSRX. Managed a best time of 2:47:663 with an average top speed of 653 km/h.
Among other things, I did some tests to determine the braking force of the Tomahawk X, which is (very) roughly 17.75 G’s when the flaps are deployed.
Among other things, I did some tests to determine the braking force of the Tomahawk X, which is (very) roughly 17.75 G’s when the flaps are deployed.
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- Melbourne
- ScottPuss20
- CheetahsMeow
The Porsche 356 may not have a tonne of power but it doesn't feel that slow; until you look at the lap times
But really, any car that puts a massive smile on your face is brilliant no matter the speed. Group 1 cars are amazing to drive but they aren't always fun. The 356 is just fun. And all the other cars I tested (Integra, Tuscan, 350Z) were brilliant to drive, even the Shelby GT350 which surprised me quite a bit. Who says we need more supercars?
But really, any car that puts a massive smile on your face is brilliant no matter the speed. Group 1 cars are amazing to drive but they aren't always fun. The 356 is just fun. And all the other cars I tested (Integra, Tuscan, 350Z) were brilliant to drive, even the Shelby GT350 which surprised me quite a bit. Who says we need more supercars?
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- karlkabooom
- karlkabooom9705
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- Italy
Don't have that problem, got a 20 to 30 second lead in the GT League with Zagato.
Some races in general with cars like the Tomahawk X require precise steering on the cornering because you'll lose a lot of speed while the AI can do it perfectly thus keeping a solid speed
Well i'm saying as a pad user anyway.
I'll test more with different cars tomorrow
- 1,355
- United Kingdom
The best thing about Route X is that it allows me to write this post about how boring it is, while winning a GT League event at it.
- 1,708
- GTPlanet
- Cosbuster
Interesting. I tried with a N200, N400, Veyron and one make with a P1, pretty much the same result with all. I was barely losing 1-2 kph on the corners while the AI was suddenly shooting past me even when there was no car to slipstream from. How can a corner increase their speed like that? With the Veyron I was losing to a Mach40 even on the straight, so Bizzare.
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- United States
If they do come out with SSR5, then I hope they make the scenery on the home straight more lively like in GT4. The home straight in GT5 and 6 was so dull, I almost felt like dying. And if they do come out with it, I hope it comes with the Clubman route.
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- Iceland
- Guffaluff
