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I think I should have payed less than £35.00 for an incomplete game. The current price on amazon '£19.95' is about right.
Although I agree that there are still lots of annoying bugs in the game, the improved physics, the new cars and the new tracks were easily worth the upgrade to me. I prefer to drive with all aids off, and the HUGE improvement in driving with no ABS was very welcome. With the added bonus of the game developing over the next few years with improved Track Maker and the planned improvements for online racing I'm going to be very happy. Kaz and his team have done a great job of making this all work with such an ancient console - nothing short of brilliant. I am not easily impressed or pleased but GT6 is pretty damned good and can only get better. Meanwhile, behind the scenes, GT7 is in development. With the power of the PS4, GT7 will almost certainly be mind blowing. Well done PD!Don't get me wrong, some of the game is done well. The physics feel really solid despite still having pre-historic setup adjustment options, some of them still believed to be backwards from what they should be and still no tire pressure adjustments. But a lot of the game is unfinished. There are a lot of bugs and glitches (I.E. Aftermarket wheels putting slimmer tires on the rear for cars that have wider rear tires.) I'm constantly being booted out of rooms, a similar issue I had in GT5 despite having done everything I can to amend the issue. I have to make sure that I'm in the main menu for at least 5 seconds before I attempt to quit the game or shut my PS3 of so that I don't get a triple beep and then have to go through a system restore. Surely that can't be good on the PS3.
So far, it feels like I just paid $60 to beta test a major update to GT5. And after GT5's extremely dissapointing launch and empty promises I'm losing more faith in PD.
Edit: I'm including the post I made last night to the OP.
With the power of the PS4, GT7 will almost certainly be mind blowing.
I think it will have more to do with the PS3's limitation than you may realise. At the end of the day though, it's still the same company whose games everyone here enjoyed at some point. I think the games have improved incrementally, though in essence they're still the same basic formula, and for a large part, the same design. I don't expect people to agree with me, but where did expectations shift so radically away from what you all liked?It will most certainly look awesome, but will the gameplay improve? Most of GT6's shortcomings have absolutely nothing to do with the PS3's lack of power, but more to do with PD's lack of ability when it comes to good game design.
I think it will have more to do with the PS3's limitation than you may realise. At the end of the day though, it's still the same company whose games everyone here enjoyed at some point. I think the games have improved incrementally, though in essence they're still the same basic formula, and for a large part, the same design. I don't expect people to agree with me, but where did expectations shift so radically away from what you all liked?
Please, no comments about the sounds though, as that is something which has been agreed on by PD that it needs work, so let let them do that first before bringing the subject back up. Also, the game is not quite two month out of the box yet, so the 'incomplete game' comments don't really have any real justification.
So I may have. But I think you'll agree with me about the haters trying to ruin everyone else's experience. To me, these people are the only thing wrong with GT these days.@TeamCZRRacing I think you have heavily misinterpreted the meaning of ''returning to the GT(X) days''. People are merely talking about what made those games great.
I think it will have more to do with the PS3's limitation than you may realise.
It is up to the developer to make the best game possible within the limitations they have. It seems like they used all the PS3's power for pretty graphics and physics while ignoring gameplay.I think it will have more to do with the PS3's limitation than you may realise.
That same basic formula worked 10 years ago but just isn't enough these days. The competition is doing a better job in most parts (AI, sound, carreer mode, etc. ) and you can't really call it an overal improvement when alot of the content from the previous game has been taken out and they still have PS2 era cars (most still look horrible).At the end of the day though, it's still the same company whose games everyone here enjoyed at some point. I think the games have improved incrementally, though in essence they're still the same basic formula, and for a large part, the same design. I don't expect people to agree with me, but where did expectations shift so radically away from what you all liked?
So we are not allowed to talk about the bad sounds because PD knows there bad? The longer it takes for PD to get decent sounds in the game, the more we will talk about them. They had enough time to do something about it.Please, no comments about the sounds though, as that is something which has been agreed on by PD that it needs work, so let let them do that first before bringing the subject back up.
Also, the game is not quite two month out of the box yet, so the 'incomplete game' comments don't really have any real justification.
So I may have. But I think you'll agree with me about the haters trying to ruin everyone else's experience. To me, these people are the only thing wrong with GT these days.
It's not the fact that people are raising concerns. It's the fact that people are frequently so nasty and venomous about the issues they have that they're willing to outright flame anyone who actually enjoys the game. I'm not naming names - I've stepped on enough toes already by simply posting my comment, I feel - but have a look around. These non-fans, as I call them, are everywhere. Heck, I started a thread the other day about composing a sentence using mostly car names, and someone posted a comment which I have a sneaking suspicion was meant to somehow ruin the game for others in the manner I've described, though the comment was redacted by an admin and the thread locked before I got a chance to see what it said.How is trying to improve the game by voicing it in the only place PD looks for feedback ruining everyone else's experience? Please enlighten us. No one is forcing you to look at these forums. You can be content with GT how it is and go play it without spouting nonsense here.
It's not the fact that people are raising concerns. It's the fact that people are frequently so nasty and venomous about the issues they have that they're willing to outright flame anyone who actually enjoys the game. I'm not naming names - I've stepped on enough toes already by simply posting my comment, I feel - but have a look around. These non-fans, as I call them, are everywhere. Heck, I started a thread the other day about composing a sentence using mostly car names, and someone posted a comment which I have a sneaking suspicion was meant to somehow ruin the game for others in the manner I've described, though the comment was redacted by an admin and the thread locked before I got a chance to see what it said.
In any case, my point is that some people need to look at themselves long and hard and ask themselves whether they still love GT. Those who find they don't and are willing to flame those who do need to leave. Now. The only reason I stay around is because, once in a blue moon, I find someone who actually does still like the more recent games and who still has some modicum of confidence in PD. These people are a dying breed here.
Flamebaiters will flamebait. But whether someone's raising concerns or simply hate for the sake of it, I still can't see how that should affect your experience with the game in a negative way. At the end of the day, it's what you think of the game that will count and not what everyone else has on their minds.So I may have. But I think you'll agree with me about the haters trying to ruin everyone else's experience. To me, these people are the only thing wrong with GT these days.
I feel so ripped off. there was a promise of what 1500 cars but there is no way to access them without paying for extra CR! If somebody expect me to grind what 3-4h? just to testdrive a high CR costint 20 million CR for a game I payed 50euro for which said this car was included! Just wow. I am sure in the disclaimer it said something that you don´t have the right to drive the cars on the disc or something but I think somebody should sue Polyphony for this and see what the lawyers say about this. Has to be some with deep pockets so not really realistic...
Is it reasonable to lock the majority of the content in such a way you can´t in any reasonable way access them if even with a simple cheat if nothing else. I am not asking much an arcade mode where all cars are accessible? Allowed to test drive cars before purchase not having to buy blind...
Oh but that go against the microtransaction push the industry goes for 100 % nowadays.
I truly truly hate GT6 due to this. I can live with the awful AI and old issues that is what it is just bad game design. I could have had fun challenging myself around green hell or what not .
It is up to the developer to make the best game possible within the limitations they have. It seems like they used all the PS3's power for pretty graphics and physics while ignoring gameplay.
That same basic formula worked 10 years ago but just isn't enough these days. The competition is doing a better job in most parts (AI, sound, career mode, etc. ) and you can't really call it an overall improvement when alot of the content from the previous game has been taken out and they still have PS2 era cars (most still look horrible).
So we are not allowed to talk about the bad sounds because PD knows there bad? The longer it takes for PD to get decent sounds in the game, the more we will talk about them. They had enough time to do something about it.
What a ridiculous comment. The game is out now! It is incomplete so thats what we will call it. You don't pay 60 bucks to beta test a game. Every post i've seen of you is you making excuses for PD. It's sad...
Sorry, I can't help if you don't buy the PS3 limitiation issue, I'm just repeating what PD through Kazunori-san has said, plus my own understanding from a logical viewpoint - plus it does appear to be quite well accepted here on this forum.I don't buy the PS3's limitations as an excuse to PD's failure to develop GT5 or GT6 to it's potential. Not when they had access to start developing for the PS3 before it was even made public knowledge, not when companies like Naughty Dog and Rockstar can achieve such quality and mind blowing titles on the PS3.
Are you really serious? 5 years to develop GT5, GT6 got the benefit of having GT5 to work off of for 2 years instead of being re-developed from the ground up and you think because they've only had 2 months to update a title that can thus far barely achieve BETA status that's not justification? I think you need to re-evaluate you're stance on that.
Don't forget the physics...It is up to the developer to make the best game possible within the limitations they have. It seems like they used all the PS3's power for pretty graphics and physics while ignoring gameplay.
Well, not until they have had the chance to implement the improvement which they have said is still being worked on. Think how it looks: they say "okay, we are now working on this" and yet people still hammer on about how bad it is without waiting to see if the improvements deliver anything - it just comes across as ignorance....So we are not allowed to talk about the bad sounds because PD knows there bad? The longer it takes for PD to get decent sounds in the game, the more we will talk about them. They had enough time to do something about it.
So it's sad that I like the game and enjoy it? Don't read my posts if such comments offend you so much. Otherwise see my last paragraph to LVracerGT - I bought the game with full knowledge of that situation, didn't you? If it's software updates needing fixing though subsequent patches that you're on about, well - I'd prefer perfect software patches and launches out of the gate...but it dosen't seem to happen that way nowadays, unless you hadn't noticed. I'm sure they're all working on that. In the meantime aceept it...or don't - a simple choice really....What a ridiculous comment. The game is out now! It is incomplete so thats what we will call it. You don't pay 60 bucks to beta test a game. Every post i've seen of you is you making excuses for PD. It's sad...
Ah, I see what you meant now.I don't think it would take up much PS3 processing power to...
...give us the option of turning off SRF for every event, & providing a tick box filter for online time trial leaderboards.
...give us the option to turn individual HUD items on or off, & assign a button to toggle the lot on or off during gameplay.
...be able to turn off the driver names that are forced on in online replays.
...give us the option of what car we start the game with.
...fix the clutch so that it works more like a real life one.
...generally give us more options instead of forcing everyone to play the game just how Kaz likes it.
I could go on all night, but we already have a suggestions forum!
...but an island that takes six minutes to drive across is still a pretty small map compared to some of the others out there.
I haven't actually played GTA V - just going on what others on another forum who have played it said. I don't doubt the amount of content within the map is high, my point though was that an action game has a completely different design ethos to a driving game and cannot really be compared; and even these have suffered 'shrinkage' from previous versions due to console demands.Like what? Skyrim?
Six minutes across is at least 12 minutes around, which is twice the Nurburgring PLUS all the area inside.
Play GTA V and see if you still think it's small. It's far, far more content in terms of area than all but a handful of games.
I didn't... You even quoted me where I talked about physics...Don't forget the physics...
PD have known about the bad sounds since GT5 (maybe even before that) and they have not done much to improve. It's PD's fault people complain about it because it takes them to long to do something about it. Can you imagine every developer putting bad games on the market and just telling people they will be fixed one day? Expecting a decent product is ignorance?Well, not until they have had the chance to implement the improvement which they have said is still being worked on. Think how it looks: they say "okay, we are now working on this" and yet people still hammer on about how bad it is without waiting to see if the improvements deliver anything - it just comes across as ignorance.
So it's sad that I like the game and enjoy it? Don't read my posts if such comments offend you so much. Otherwise see my last paragraph to LVracerGT - I bought the game with full knowledge of that situation, didn't you? If it's software updates needing fixing though subsequent patches that you're on about, well - I'd prefer perfect software patches and launches out of the gate...but it dosen't seem to happen that way nowadays, unless you hadn't noticed. I'm sure they're all working on that. In the meantime aceept it...or don't - a simple choice really.
Exactly! Kaz needs to realize that while technically this IS his vision of a perfect racing game, he needs to consider what his massive fanbase considers to be a perfect racing game as well.I don't think it would take up much PS3 processing power to...
...give us the option of turning off SRF for every event, & providing a tick box filter for online time trial leaderboards.
...give us the option to turn individual HUD items on or off, & assign a button to toggle the lot on or off during gameplay.
...be able to turn off the driver names that are forced on in online replays.
...give us the option of what car we start the game with.
...fix the clutch so that it works more like a real life one.
...generally give us more options instead of forcing everyone to play the game just how Kaz likes it.
I could go on all night, but we already have a suggestions forum!
I haven't actually played GTA V - just going on what others on another forum who have played it said. I don't doubt the amount of content within the map is high, my point though was that an action game has a completely different design ethos to a driving game and cannot really be compared; and even these have suffered 'shrinkage' from previous versions due to console demands.
Oops...I didn't... You even quoted me where I talked about physics...
Yes, true PD said it might be done for GT6 but this is the first time that they have acknowledged it properly - so why not let them prove themselves either way first, eh?...Can you imagine every developer putting bad games on the market and just telling people they will be fixed one day? Expecting a decent product is ignorance?
My fault for badly juxtaposing comments there....Where did I say thay you enjoying the game is sad? I'm happy for you. Nobody here is stopping you from enjoying the game. Most people who have bought GT6 are not GTP and don't know they paid full price for an unfinished product unless PD clearly states this on the casing. What I find sad is that you keep making excuses for things that are clearly wrong with the game.