Nice finish.Dibbz said:Check out this crash I had on high speed ring just checking out the Maserati.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5N-qoPBNPA
Like I said, the disc is free of any cosmetic defects. Not even a fingerprint on it.Ardenyal said:You sure the disc isn't scratched/defective? Maybe try it on another PS3 or if you can get another copy of the game to try out.
I think you'll be in for a lot of frustration if the platinum is your goal in this game.Fleet_of_Foot said:So, I've put around 30 hours into GT5. I'm around level 28 (A) and only level 9 (B).
Haven't played the game in a while, but I think I might get back to it tonight.
If I put my sights on platinum for this game, how many hours am I looking at? Where are the main difficulties? Which trophies are the hardest and most time consuming?
I don't want to start planning on the platinum before I even know if it's feasible (for me).
Angst said:I think you'll be in for a lot of frustration if the platinum is your goal in this game.
A-spec level 28 - 40, maybe another hundred hours?
B-spec level 9 - 40, 150 - 200 hours?
1000 cars you should be able to get along the way to A-spec and B-spec level 40.
Then you only have to get golds on the X1 challenge... expect 5 - 10 hours for that.
Angst said:I've spent countless number of hours practicing and racing online - and I get exactly zero XP from online practice...
Dibbz said:No way man. GT5 has some of the best skyboxes around.
//B1G said:So as per my continuing problem, last night I let the PS3 cool. It was in an upright position away from electronics. I turn it on today and finish a race. (woo! it's working) when the AI takes over it just keeps driving. And driving. Nothing shows up on the screen and none of the buttons work sans start, which only pauses the game with no options available and no text showing up on screen. So I unpause the game and let the computer drive for another two laps. I quit the game and booted it up again, started another race, and boom - freezes up on the second lap again. I never called Sony because I was gone the rest of the day, but I possibly will tomorrow.
If you have a 40GB model or newer, why not try that fan test (turn off the main power on the back or unplug the cord if using a Slim, hold down eject, then flick the switch back on/reconnect the cord). It might just help clear out some filth that could be heating it up or something.//B1G said:So as per my continuing problem, last night I let the PS3 cool. It was in an upright position away from electronics. I turn it on today and finish a race. (woo! it's working) when the AI takes over it just keeps driving. And driving. Nothing shows up on the screen and none of the buttons work sans start, which only pauses the game with no options available and no text showing up on screen. So I unpause the game and let the computer drive for another two laps. I quit the game and booted it up again, started another race, and boom - freezes up on the second lap again. I never called Sony because I was gone the rest of the day, but I possibly will tomorrow.
Nothingbrotkasten said:Any rumors for an announcement at GamesCom or even TGS? Anything?
Do you have custom soundtracks enabled? Kaz has tweeted something about there being memory issues with custom soundtracks.//B1G said:So as per my continuing problem, last night I let the PS3 cool. It was in an upright position away from electronics. I turn it on today and finish a race. (woo! it's working) when the AI takes over it just keeps driving. And driving. Nothing shows up on the screen and none of the buttons work sans start, which only pauses the game with no options available and no text showing up on screen. So I unpause the game and let the computer drive for another two laps. I quit the game and booted it up again, started another race, and boom - freezes up on the second lap again. I never called Sony because I was gone the rest of the day, but I possibly will tomorrow.
Lol, I just realized that it was sort of pointless to advertise for a full grid event and possibly attract new guys only to not be able to participate...Dead Man said:That sounds awesome. I'll be there if I can manage to be awake for it!!
Edit... ukm, okay. Nothing to see here.
LOL, fair enough!Angst said:Lol, I just realized that it was sort of pointless to advertise for a full grid event and possibly attract new guys only to not be able to participate...
I'll sign you up as a reserve. Someone will most likely not show up on race day, so you have a pretty good chance at being able to participate. Check http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=425804&page=12
Gran Turismo developer Polyphony Digital will be moving part of its development force from Tokyo down to Fukokua. NHK reports today that CEO Kazunori Yamauchi visited Fukuoka mayor Soichiro Takashima in Fukuoka City Hall to deliver the news that approximately 50 members of the company's 150 staff will be making the move.
According to NHK, Polyphony began considering the move following the March tsunami and earthquake disasters.
The NHK report did not offer further specifics on the move.
Fukuoka is no stranger to major developers, as the likes of Level-5 and CyberConnect2 are based there.
That's another two year delay for anything they're working on.spats said:
I don't understand what you mean. You want close races with who? Other players or the AI? If you want the most grip go with Racing Softs.Wax Free Vanilla said:is there any other way to fudge a close race experience?
the tyre compound is fine for low powered vehicles, but running h,m,s comfort/h sport is absolute shit for the high powered stuff.
Dibbz said:I don't understand what you mean. You want close races with who? Other players or the AI? If you want the most grip go with Racing Softs.
Hmm well usually the AI is set up to have tyres that are meant for their cars. So you'd never be in a race with 500BHP cars on comforts for example. As a rule of thumb stick with the tyres that the car comes with if the event doesn't specify what tyres the AI is using.f0rk said:I think he means have close races with the AI without using terrible tyres.
Dibbz said:...is that from the GT5 store?
//B1G said:So this game really pisses me off like no other game has before it. I honestly, literally don't understand what took them so long to develop it. This has to be the biggest mismanagement of man hours in the history of multi-million dollar productions. 5 years to develop this?!
There's so many things done so ass backwards it boggles my mind and questions my beliefs in Kaz's integrity with the funding of the game. I think rather than use the crazy amount of time he had creating this to make a crazy ahead-of-its-time game, he took Sony's money and used the game as an excuse to drive around in cars he probably otherwise wouldn't have been able to.
Why are loading times SO. FUCKING. LONG? I'm not sure if it's just me, but I literally have to wait at least 2 minutes during each segment parading around the GT logo. Accidentally click on a wrong button on the homescreen? Too bad, wait until we've loaded it up. Now to go back: Oh yeah, another minute and a half loading screen! It's as if the game has completely forgotten where I just came from and the code that it was comprised of or something. And then to go race. I sit there for roughly 2 minutes loading the race. Click X on start race. Now I wait for it to load some more while I watch my car idle around the track. So what the fuck? Why does it do that? If the game isn't actually loading, then just let me start the damn race. I don't need to see my car doing 35 mph around for 20 seconds.
Why is the AI so retarded? Why can't I play my own music, and how am I supposed to know to check Kaz's fucking Twitter to know that was the reason it was crazy every race? It's shit like that. How did it take them 5 years to upscale 75% of the cars and a good number of tracks? They didn't change that much from the previous iterations, and all the new features PD hyped everyone about aren't new ticks for the racing genre - just from GT4. Woooo! We get smoke and sparks! Holy fuck guys!!!
It's just shit that doesn't make any sense. I really like racing, but I have so much distaste for the game because of every single obstacle they put you through to get to. I honestly hate GT5.
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Damn, I thought I was the resident hater, but I think you have taken the mantle.
This. I went and bought everything in the online used car lot today but dammit if it didn't take me almost a half an hour to do so. The driving physics bother me occasionally, like when the front of your car brushes the wall the game forces your rear end to rotate towards the wall, trapping you there, but overall racing in the game is really fun. I also think the load times mentioned above are insanely exaggerated but the point stands: The load times are excessive. If PSN isn't responding, the game's performance shouldn't suffer so badly. The UI should continue while the game attempts to contact PSN in the background. It almost feels like the Sega CD days at times, where so many games wouldn't respond while loading any data.Gynoug79 said:When i am on the track everything is fine but as soon as i leave the track i absoloutly hate the game. Or why cant i pass the lenghty car buying process and buy multiple cars at once ?