GT Sport E3 2016 Trailer
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Jamesways
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NullPointer
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I don't think anybody is suggesting it is. Personally, I'm suggesting that PD is fucking wizards, so I thought if anybody could go beyond my more pragmatic expectations (considering all the details you list above) and impress us with their magic, it'd be them.
Omnistalgic
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no offline mode? Are you sure about this?
Subscribed - thanks.
There is an offline mode but it isn't a standard career mode IIRC.
The Artisan
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e3 trailer before e3?
PackAPunchedMick
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Gotta make room for Crash.
NullPointer
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Yeah, the offline career stuff seems to be tutorials, time trials and small challenges and videos to prep you for the competitive online.
There is still a separate arcade mode, but not sure if there have been any real details on it.
AFAIK we haven't heard anything about XP, progression or virtual currencies either, so no idea what if anything unlocks, and how you'd even go about unlocking things.
JimiNutz
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To be honest I've only ever played racing games offline and didn't realise this game was online only until after the post.
De know if the game has cosmetic damage?
Wow...
Way to make assumptions about my level of interest.
Although I haven't played at GT since GT3, GT series was the first racing game I ever played and actually got me interested in driving games. After GT3 I moved onto the Forza series and also recently picked up Driveclub.
I'm actually very interested in this game as I skipped Forza 6 and am not overly fond of Driveclub. I'm desperate to play a new GT on my PS4.
Just initially surprised it looks like bumper cars still.
Omnistalgic
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ok...still nothing official and do we know if this will be a DC like model with updates and cars and tracks added?
I do hope SP stuff takes priority even if it's not at launch.
There is credits and experience, so I'm still going to assume there will be something for players intimidated by playing online against others. I certainly don't want to lol
wapplew
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Fixed for you.
DRIVING IS FOR EVERYONE
PackAPunchedMick
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As far as I'm aware there is no cosmetic damage in GTS but pretty sure the footage shown was all online mp.
motorised mallard
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The engines actually sound...decent?
Would not be the first time for fake sounds but I want to believe.
Not, it is official. All the info we have is from slides that they presented showcasing the modes and detailing what the campaign would be. And it is all basically tutorials, time trials, and some challenges with the goal of preparing people for online, rather than have a proper offline campaign that past GT games have provided.
SnowFlakeCake
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Looked okay, I've accepted that PD are a shell of their former selves. Can't stand e-sports but for any genre, I guess it makes sense for racing more than any other. I'll get it but meh, really does feel like a full priced stop gap whilst we wait for GT7.
PD making really shit trailers as well lately, the fuck has happened there? They were the best of the best of the best but over the past couple years, shit they suck.
PD making really shit trailers as well lately, the fuck has happened there? They were the best of the best of the best but over the past couple years, shit they suck.
VR will do that and make up for it.
Yeah I really am. First Party, they've always been ahead of the curve versus the competition. Uncharted 4 looks a generation ahead of Tomb Raider 2 on similar hardware for instance. This is the difference we expect(ed) from a PS4 GT game. Sadly, it looks nice, but just not enough. Less about graphical flourishes, but more in the car movement, collisions and so forth. It's just lacking. iRacing of 5 years ago looks more realistic because the car movement is so much closer to real life than GT somehow manages.
This is a taster. They are saving the GTS Neo trailer for E3.
Omnistalgic
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Oh...ok I might have to wait for some updates or GT7 then. I kinda just want to progress though races against AI. Still excited for it...especially for VR.
wowbaggerBR
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Amazing how the E3 trailer makes racing feel boring to me a week before something like the Le Mans 24 hours. I guess I'm too old school for this e-sports thingy.
Jamesways
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They're saving GT7 for Neo.
GT Sport is for poor people.
Hahaha.
Anyway, I think we're close to getting to the point where racing games look so damn good they'll be somewhat diminishing returns on future releases in terms of graphics.
They'll be improvements, but not the huge jump like in past console iterations.
I guess I'm not as jaded as some in here, I think this looks great. DC looks great, Forza looks great, pCARS looks great.
It's really hard for me to comprehend these threads where people say it looks like trash or has shit ps2 graphics.
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Ditto. No interest in the esports angle.
soundscream
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Is the livery editor just pre created decals?
TheAdmiester
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It looks decent enough but I'm still worried about the framerate, sounds, and physics. It really feels like GT is trying to be more of a car porn simulator than a driving simulator. Graphics seems to take priority over making it drive properly since GT5.
A2theFake
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Man...the beginning of the trailer feels like a massive retaliation act against all the naysayers, when the first big media blow out happend few weeks back.
First: appropriate intro music (Moon over castle)
Second: the tree line shot at 0:29
Nevertheless...rest of the trailer feels rather underwhelming (graphics, features etc.). Still looking forward to the game though, but this entry in the series can and will probably never create as much hype for me as 3 and 5 did - with 3 still being my personal favorite.
First: appropriate intro music (Moon over castle)
Second: the tree line shot at 0:29
Nevertheless...rest of the trailer feels rather underwhelming (graphics, features etc.). Still looking forward to the game though, but this entry in the series can and will probably never create as much hype for me as 3 and 5 did - with 3 still being my personal favorite.
Yeah, the extra grunt will be all about solidifying the experience and adding effects: rock-solid v-synched 60fps, better AA, ToD, dynamic weather, dynamic tracks, crash physics etc.
Graphics, lighting and models already look superb.
Jamesways
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Bitch Pudding
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I can Asure you, driving is fabulous.
BlindJesus
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I don't know what the big fuss is about for having an Esports focus. I can understand why it would be off-putting for shooters or MOBAs, but it should be beneficial for a racing sim. All this means is you'll have more robust and fleshed out multiplayer features along with a strong leaderboard scene and a great spectating system.
SEGAvangelist
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That opening was laughably bad, but the trailer looks much better than the previous stuff we've seen for sure.
Driveclub looks rough in a lot of daylight conditions partly due to a very jaggy look, GTS is close to it in my opinion while running double framerate. I think most people in here saying Driveclub looks much better are comparing to the wet condition visuals in Driveclub, so let's wait and see GTS with rain.
yeah. underwhelming overall.
serversurfer
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If you're good enough, you may get a job driving for a real, meatspace racing team.
Motorsports has come under a lot of fire in recent years for being prohibitively expensive and bad for the environment. The FIA sees the partnership with GT as a way to address those concerns going forward. A PlayStation and a nice wheel is far cheaper than even a competition kart much less actual an actual race car and it's much gentler on the environment. Competitive motorsport will no longer be strictly the domain of rich kids, because with FIA-sanctioned virtual competition, nearly anyone can get noticed and attract the attention of sponsors.
The idea is that in the future, GT:Sport will be the de facto "minor leagues" for FIA competition. That will help preserve the big stuff like F1 and Indy, but the lower tiers will be transitioned to virtual competition designed to identify and recruit drivers who are worth putting behind the wheel of an actual car.
PackAPunchedMick
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hmmm, Norway is the only area that comes to mind during daylight gameplay that looks "rough". Mostly due to the brown/orange trees.
But overall Driveclub is on another level compared to what we're seeing here. that 30 v 60 fps difference.