Truespeed
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Granted, there are inconsistencies and compromises, but you could make that argument for many console driving games. To call it unfinished and rushed is another matter. They released the game they wanted to and they've supported and upgraded it consistently for free.Snubbers said:You really think that GT5 isn't highly inconsistent? Look at the menu 'path' logic, look at the implementation of head-tracking and leaderboards, look at the premium to standard cars, look at the difference graphically between say the Nordschielfe vs Grand-Valley..
Of course, I can point out many flaws in Forza, before you think I'm purely against GT5.. The MSAA drop between game modes, the mirror fps between game modes, etc, etc, etc..
Snubbers said:Despite his lack of experience, and slightly misplaced analysis (A game has different priorities then his own software), his attitude towards his software design is quite commendable..
Laugh at him all you want, but he should keep approaching his software development in this manner, it'll serve him well in his career..
Nice sugar coating, but to be so brazen as to infer that the competency and quality standards of the GT5 software engineers were inferior to the standards of his homework assignments was the primary impetus as to why I even replied to that insane rant.
Solal said:Guy, if you want to know why GT5 is an unfinished, unproduced and unpolished game, just look back at all the threads about it, ...you are denying the undeniable. Seriously: a little bit of honesty from time to time...
GT5 has its flaws, but then so does every game in this category. GT5 delivers where it matters - on the track with very little compromise. There are so many things Polyphony could have turned off or dialed way down to meet a solid 60 FPS target, but they decided not to because of their attention to detail (which I think has yet to be surpassed by any console driving game). Whether you think it's incomplete and unpolished is your opinion so whatever because we could probably go back and forth about the same complaints in F3 or F4.