Body modding, custom tuning and GT5...

I'm pretty sure somebody at PD will upload some DLC sooner or later.........many of the fans are probably going to want custom tuning, as well as wheel changes on standard cars, real bad. :)
 
Well if you re-read that statement, it says that you can purchase a new set or 'change' the existing set meaning change the specs of the wheel. It would be redundant if it refers to you buying a new set of wheels for you car. I believe when it says 'change', it means changing something on the existing set of wheels on your car currently. Doesn't mean you can't purchase new ones. I think you're right CoolcolJ. People might think we're grasping for straws but I think it's just bad english on PD's part.

"No interior view just means you will not be able to look around the cockpit, you will still have cockpit view in a standard car!"
This is exactly the same kind of denial.

It was a pretty blunt statement back then, but everybody went into denial. Don't do it again. Accept it. No wheel changes on standard cars. That simple. Get over it.
 
Agreed.

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"Purchase new wheels OR change (modify) your car's existing set."
With that spin in mind lets now re-visit the ending.. "You cannot change (modify) the wheels on a Standard Model car."

Modifications could likely be changing OE style (differt OE wheel).. maybe center, lip, and or rivet finish.. powder coat vs paint.. etc.. etc.. Honestly I find it hard to believe they would leave something like changing wheels out.


Could simply be due to translation.. I know they have a domestic team but still.

The word "OR" changes everything - it implies there is a choice of 2 things.
Either the localisation team needs to be fired OR it actually means that :)
 
"Purchase new wheels or change your car's existing set" simply means that if you have purchased more than one set of wheels, you can change between them in your garage or tuning area. I don't think it's any more complicated than that.

I'm really surprised how angry some of you guys got over this piddling little news.
 
You'll have to grouch at SONY Japan for this. They were the folk who had Kaz drop work on GT5 to produce GT PSP. Prologue was probably just a road bump of a few short months work in comparison, and work that actually benefited GT5. What GT PSP gave us was 800 some odd Standard cars and a delay.

Pretty sure we're not supposed to be pretending personal beliefs are facts.

By the way, I'm curious about how Race Mod can be done to "some" cars, and no mention of Premiums only.

This is pretty odd. I had this image of taking a Camaro SS and being handed the Camaro LM after applying it, but hopefully it's not just that. Need to find out what this means...

"Purchase new wheels or change your car's existing set" simply means that if you have purchased more than one set of wheels, you can change between them in your garage or tuning area. I don't think it's any more complicated than that.

I'm thinking this too. For my Premiums. That last sentence makes it really quite clear that Standards can't get them.

I'm really surprised how angry some of you guys got over this piddling little news.

It's only little when it's negative, of course. I think the fact we're actually having one of the options available to these cars back in 2004 removed is cause for a bit of disappointment. As much as I rail on about Standards, even I didn't think we'd be getting them with less than what the originally enjoyed, options-wise.
 
Well if you re-read that statement, it says that you can purchase a new set or 'change' the existing set meaning change the specs of the wheel. It would be redundant if it refers to you buying a new set of wheels for you car. I believe when it says 'change', it means changing something on the existing set of wheels on your car currently. Doesn't mean you can't purchase new ones. I think you're right CoolcolJ. People might think we're grasping for straws but I think it's just bad english on PD's part.

we need another kind of translation... maybe in italian language will be explained it better...
 
cant have it all i guess... the R34 in GT5P will be ok for me...with custom rims and aero.. i'll be semi happy

:drool: @ your avatar. Hopefully GT5 will have the R34 Z-tune. No one has really been talking about this car, but it is definitely one of my favourites, and by far the best skyline gt-r.

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Could the reason for not being able to change the wheels could have something to do with the brakes not being modelled (just 2D) and different wheels could expose this and have it stand out like dogs balls?

In previous GT's the wheel faces were always 2D images when in game.
 
I'm still hoping that by "change" the wheels on standard cars it means, width, size, etc.
Need some clarification ASAP.

I think your spot on there. It doesn't say anything about not being able to put bodykits on standard cars. If that's the case then it's going to look pretty daft with a widebody kit and OME wheels.


*OME - Original Manufacturer Equipment
 
Could the reason for not being able to change the wheels could have something to do with the brakes not being modelled (just 2D) and different wheels could expose this and have it stand out like dogs balls?

In previous GT's the wheel faces were always 2D images when in game.

Standard practice in all car games, and GT5 will be no different. 3d modelled wheels when stationary that switch to a flat disk with a texture and alpha map applied when on the move.
 
Yes I know that's how it is as that's exactly what happens in prologue, but in GT4, you could see the wheels were low res 2D textures when starting from a start and the camera switches to the three different angles around your car. They were like this all the time once you were in the game, only photomode, garage, dealerships etc had 3D rims.
 
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The wheel on the left is high poly 3d model, the one on the right is just a texture. I'm guessing the brakes are there on the standard cars just much lower in polygons and mainly done with textures. Sure it won't look as good, but I'm not complaining. I still think you'll be able to buy new wheels for standard cars.👍
 
Agreed.

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"Purchase new wheels OR change (modify) your car's existing set."
With that spin in mind lets now re-visit the ending.. "You cannot change (modify) the wheels on a Standard Model car."

Modifications could likely be changing OE style (differt OE wheel).. maybe center, lip, and or rivet finish.. powder coat vs paint.. etc.. etc.. Honestly I find it hard to believe they would leave something like changing wheels out.


Could simply be due to translation.. I know they have a domestic team but still.

Just throwing my 2c in the mix.

I think it will be like GT4 for standard cars.

You can change the rim, but you can only change the rim to the same size as the original set of rims, you cant increase or decrease the size or width, which is what you can do with premium models.
 
You'll have to grouch at SONY Japan for this. They were the folk who had Kaz drop work on GT5 to produce GT PSP. Prologue was probably just a road bump of a few short months work in comparison, and work that actually benefited GT5. What GT PSP gave us was 800 some odd Standard cars and a delay.

GT PSP was a straight-up port of GT4's Arcade Mode... that's a pretty simple task requiring only a few people to complete.
 
That makes sense and I hope that's the case.

Will be nice to play around with wheel sizes for premiums, more so width and offset if they allow that which they probably wont.
 
GT PSP was a straight-up port of GT4's Arcade Mode... that's a pretty simple task requiring only a few people to complete.
No it wasn't, GT PSP no doubt was based on a lot of GT4's assets but it wasn't a port. The game engine for one is completely different to GT4's, more like GT5:P's if anything. Besides that, if you did a straight port of GT5:P's game engine with GT4's content you would be left with a pretty hefty file size. GT PSP had to be less that 1 Gigabyte in size, Not only would every car and every track have to be downscaled to fit size wise but they'd have to be optomised to ensure smooth running while still being good quality graphically and on top of that the whole game engine would need to be coded and optomised to run on the PSP instead of the PS3. That's a lot more work than you are giving them credit for.
 
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im with u with the part that says customize ur own car, but why u r trying to mix Gran Turismo 5 with Need For Speed Underground n Need For Speed Underground 2???, Gran Turismo 5 its a driving simulator, well... real driving simulator, n sure, best game ever, with a 2003-2004 game( Need For Speed Underground n Need For Speed Underground 2), im a NFS fan but dont try mix Gran Turismo 5 w other game, BUT I LOVE MORE GRAN TURISMO SERIES, IM A REAL GT FAN, GRAN TURISMO IS FOR EVER!!!!!!!, FORZA MOTORSPORT SERIES SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!! n if u want to customize ur car play FORZA MOTORSUCK 3, my cousin have it.
 
im with u with the part that says customize ur own car, but why u r trying to mix Gran Turismo 5 with Need For Speed Underground n Need For Speed Underground 2???, Gran Turismo 5 its a driving simulator, well... real driving simulator, n sure, best game ever, with a 2003-2004 game( Need For Speed Underground n Need For Speed Underground 2), im a NFS fan but dont try mix Gran Turismo 5 w other game, BUT I LOVE MORE GRAN TURISMO SERIES, IM A REAL GT FAN, GRAN TURISMO IS FOR EVER!!!!!!!, FORZA MOTORSPORT SERIES SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!! n if u want to customize ur car play FORZA MOTORSUCK 3, my cousin have it.

Nothing personal but you are what is wrong with GT fanboys. :dunce:
 
Just throwing my 2c in the mix.

I think it will be like GT4 for standard cars.

You can change the rim, but you can only change the rim to the same size as the original set of rims, you cant increase or decrease the size or width, which is what you can do with premium models.

i PRAY this is the case...
 
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I think the ability to purchase "new" wheels will still be available for standard cars. We will however, not be allowed to "change" the current wheels. I think size and width are what's being referred to here. 👍
 
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I think the ability to purchase "new" wheels will still be available for standard cars. We will however, not be allowed to "change" the current wheels. I think size and width are what's being referred to here. 👍


Bury your hopes. The Standard Model is with capital letters. There's no chance it's not referring to anything else than Standard cars.

Edit: sorry, never mind
 
There is indeed hope that the wording means that we can still buy new wheels for the standards, they'll just be a fixed size/colour like they were in GT4.

It sounds more logical when you question why there would be any reason for them to remove this functionality when porting the models over from GT4.

There is hope that this may just be poor wording or a misunderstanding, it would certainly cheer me up if this was the case.
 
Well if you re-read that statement, it says that you can purchase a new set or 'change' the existing set meaning change the specs of the wheel. It would be redundant if it refers to you buying a new set of wheels for you car. I believe when it says 'change', it means changing something on the existing set of wheels on your car currently. Doesn't mean you can't purchase new ones. I think you're right CoolcolJ. People might think we're grasping for straws but I think it's just bad english on PD's part.

I'm reading this again with a fresh set of eyes this morning. I think you're right. You can replace OR modify (diameter or width) premium car wheels. But with standard cars you can only slap on new wheels.
 
I'm reading this again with a fresh set of eyes this morning. I think you're right. You can replace OR modify (diameter or width) premium car wheels. But with standard cars you can only slap on new wheels.

I'm reading this with fresh eyes to..

Still says the same to me.. no go for standard cars .
 
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