I don't disagree but before it's a VR game, it's a racing game first and foremost. As it pertains to racing and the underlying systems that allow racing, GT7 can be bested by Forza, ACC, ACC2 or whatever else may release in the future.
Just because a different game doesn't do it shouldn't be a reason to not want it at the same consistent level throughout in a completely different game.
Sounds like ForzaVista with the added benefit of seeing it through VR, but the removed benefit of not seeing the detailed engine compartments and interiors of a full vehicle. With how PD apparently goes into details with their cars, I'm surprised that hasn't happened yet. Would be the best of both worlds.
You can go inside car in vr showroom and look inside the interior as well, forzavista is not quite the same, as you dont really walk around the cars, you Will never get that immersive feeling of being at the location on flatscreen its uncamparable with what vr experince give you
You probably didnt know that Cars like the Mercedes Benz Amg vgt and other concept Cars at the autoshow in Geneva had fully blacked out tintet windows because the cars had no interiors to show because some of them where only vision for future car designe language is also a reason that PD couldnt replicate them, is also fact 😉
Yes afterwart they show some of the cars with interiors but not in that time the cars where released to the public the first time. The merc vgt got an interior made only for justice league and looks more like the new ev interior from merc.
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Note the design sketches of the interior...
Besides, these are fake fantasy cars made for GT. Surely they can just make up a fake fantasy interior for them? PD's even made fake interiors for real cars before like the Gr.4 Supra.
It's legitimately funny that PD made the choice to add two cars without interiors in the same update that enabled PSVR2 support.
You're literally walking around the cars in a sense. Its just not in VR. Technically you're not walking In VR if that's the route we're going. Forzavista is not quite the same in the same way that GTVR is not quite the same either. Ah so the GT show room is similar, just limited compared to Forza's models, that's a good step.
Is this now two for two of things said that are wrong?
But the design was there from the very beginning. Is PD incapable of creating something without scanning it first? It may not be up to the same standard of having very obvious polygons as on the 918 Spyder's steering wheel but surely it'd be better than literally nothing? Especially when the game supports VR?
Have a PS4 Pro. I almost bought a PS5 and very lucky I didn't.
Still walking around cars in vr cant really be campared to how it feels on flatscreen, you really need to try it before you can really understand what it does for the experince, nothing will ever beat that immersive experince of vr, flatscreen will never campare to that
If you think NR.1 was entirely wrong (what i had corrected) then wait until the new integra get released in japan with the honda logo on it 🤣 and who wants luxury sedans and suvs? These are the exclusive cars to the us market. The rest is released in japan with Honda logo.
You have no idea what PD was allowed to do legally . PD could have made a interior but Mercedes may have told them not too include it. In fact this happened to that M3 model in GT6. PD released the car without an interior because the interior had not yet been revealed to the public and many concept cars in GT's HD era have also lacked interiors.
I think he's *comparing the actual mechanics of the *experience, not the quality. Ferraris and Lamboghinis provide a great driving experience but most people use a daily driver. Similarly not everyone is interested in making the leap to buying a PSVR2 or even a PS5. Forzavista gives the rest of us the chance to examine our cars in reasonable detail and it might be beneficial for GT to provide a similar facility for the vast majority of its users instead of concentrating only on an elite.
Car classes in FM are determined by running timed laps with AI drivers. If the demonstrated tyre physics and AI improvements mean that meta cars and cheating AI are reduced or even eliminated, FM will be a far better experience than the previous game online and offline as more players learn better driving lines and stopping points from their virtual opponents.
This is the complete opposite to what I said. Who's knocking VR? Not me. It's great that the game has it but not everyone uses it and if the game can only be enjoyed with it then a lot of people who bought the game will miss out, particularly if it's at the expense of a rounded single player experience in other areas. Games should cater to all their players, not just a select few.
The VGTs were designed to be driven in GT as if they were real cars even if most of the IRL models are just for display. As far as I know, none of the VGTs were meant to be driven with your head mounted to the roof on a swivel.
