They've been all over the place with the messaging before, just over the last year they've now been set on saying that this is could've been GT7 blablabla, making me hope it's more PR talk than an actual thing set in stone.
Probably just Kaz being fanciful. I doubt anything's set in stone.
Agree. The sounds you hear standing in front of a car is different than standing behind it or sitting in the driver seat.
This sounds amazing. Thanks!
Why is this not good enough to be a GT7? It has beefy offline content only now instead of "drive slow car and make money to buy fast car" it's "we will teach you how to drive like a pro". It may have less cars but so did GT3.
Let's not pretend like this game is offering something great for the offline crowd. This is an online focused title, traditional GT this is not. I wouldn't call what basically amounts to what the license tests and time trials in past GT games were as "beefy offline content". The whole offline career/tournaments/cups (which made up for the bulk of content) are missing. It may be good enough to be GT7 for folks interested in online and competitive racing, but for folks who loved the career/offline events, this is not even close to being a GT7 from the things they've said so far. GT3 still had a full career/offline progression even with a relatively low car count.
One of these days....
Ghosting is basically the game attempting to figure out if a player is trying to ruin the game for others. An extreme example of this would be if someone were to get pissed or just simply decide to be a dick during a race and start driving in the opposite direction on a track with the intention of causing a head on collision. The game will notice this and the cars driving properly will just pass through the car driving in the opposite direction. Another example would be if someone were taking a corner too slowly with another car approach quickly, the game may read that and decide to ghost that slower car.
It's really just a way to try to make online races more enjoyable by taking out a common issue of players who want to ruin the experience. But since it's not a perfect, you also have that built in grading system that will reward or punish you for how you drive
Ghosting is basically the game attempting to figure out if a player is trying to ruin the game for others. An extreme example of this would be if someone were to get pissed or just simply decide to be a dick during a race and start driving in the opposite direction on a track with the intention of causing a head on collision. The game will notice this and the cars driving properly will just pass through the car driving in the opposite direction. Another example would be if someone were taking a corner too slowly with another car approach quickly, the game may read that and decide to ghost that slower car.
It's really just a way to try to make online races more enjoyable by taking out a common issue of players who want to ruin the experience. But since it's not a perfect, you also have that built in grading system that will reward or punish you for how you drive
There is a reason why I keep on repeatedly saying "if they stick with what they've shown us" across my various posts. This delay may result in them changing around a few things, and I hope it does, but assuming or expecting it will is not a good idea until they say so, especially with the vastly different direction of this game that they seem to be determined to go towards.
Drift try
GT fan since first game and proud graphics whore. Not that I wasn't considering it before, but this is making the prospect of a PS4 Pro and PSVR even more tempting.
Made a few more GIFs...
Yeah, I agree it would make sense.
Since Gran Turismo has a Driver Academy and it's associated with the FIA, would it not be right to show how racing drivers are trained (if that is the way they are trained, of course)?
