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- Sonic54978
Today, I went on to play the Online Quick Match mode in Gran Turismo 6. I chose the 450PP Road Battle or something like that, and when the race started, the whole track, for some reason, is completely dark. So dark that I couldn't see anything at ALL. Even headlights wouldn't work. I had to use the driving line because it was the only thing that could help. I left that server and came back, fixing the problem.
After joining a race, I somehow got a delay SO BAD that it gave the rest of the players a head-start while I'm still stuck at the countdown sequence. I've also seen cars creating loads of smoke from its wheels, as if they were drifting, but they were actually driving in a straight line. It eventually got fixed afterwards as I play longer.
I go to the open lobby and select a random server. It timed out for some reason and I got disconnected, and no, my Internet is not being operated by a toaster. I have high-speed wi-fi with 15 mb/ps download speed and 6 mb/ps upload speed. I reconnect to the same server and still got the same error message. I eventually gave up and connected to a cruising server. Upon entering the track, nothing bad really happened, until 15 minutes later, the screen went completely black, and the game froze and crashed within seconds, forcing me to restart my Playstation 3.
I played other games and they never had this problem. I played GT5, Forza Horizon 2, Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit, and I never recieved the same experience I had with Gran Turismo 6, and it was, in fact, better. The devs really need to fix their servers because I have had enough.
After joining a race, I somehow got a delay SO BAD that it gave the rest of the players a head-start while I'm still stuck at the countdown sequence. I've also seen cars creating loads of smoke from its wheels, as if they were drifting, but they were actually driving in a straight line. It eventually got fixed afterwards as I play longer.
I go to the open lobby and select a random server. It timed out for some reason and I got disconnected, and no, my Internet is not being operated by a toaster. I have high-speed wi-fi with 15 mb/ps download speed and 6 mb/ps upload speed. I reconnect to the same server and still got the same error message. I eventually gave up and connected to a cruising server. Upon entering the track, nothing bad really happened, until 15 minutes later, the screen went completely black, and the game froze and crashed within seconds, forcing me to restart my Playstation 3.
I played other games and they never had this problem. I played GT5, Forza Horizon 2, Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit, and I never recieved the same experience I had with Gran Turismo 6, and it was, in fact, better. The devs really need to fix their servers because I have had enough.