Yes, the games evolved (just as they did when a lot of things were added that weren't in the first game).
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That would work, for the career races at least. Add the road car versions by all means, but bring back the proper "race conversion" option. Let us add a racing fuel tank and all the aero kits and we'll make our own GT3s and GT4s that actually can compete in the races with fuel enabled.
Because it’s the narrative I see?
Also if you count the amount of cars it adds up to 3, if you put a mirror by the side of them it makes 6, if you add the number of the car which is 3, it makes 3 3 3 which is 9 which is somehow 666 which.....I don't know where I'm going with this tbh.
Strong possibility they change it in a later updateThe general rule is that additional content is teased before we get the update articles/video, so if it's not in Yamauchi's social media don't expect it.
I've updated the article to reflect the new details:
Gran Turismo 7's Next Update Coming June 26: Three Cars Confirmed, New Scapes, Races, and Sophy Events
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=739dPrUe2cM After a slightly earlier than usual pre-update teaser, Gran Turismo series creator Kazunori Yamauchi has revealed the identities of the new cars coming to GT7 and confirmed the date for the update's arrival. Following on from May's unusually timed u
Odd that "SUV" is put into the 2008's name though.
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Can't wait to drive that!
I suspect Polyphony can't make it work or maybe doesn't want to. After reading what the iRacing guys are doing to the the INI files to fine tune FULL FORCE, it may not even be something that can work on consoles since we can't fine tune at that level. LOL
I'm in no way saying Fullforce is coming tomorrow, to be clear, but that definitely feels like something that when it does come we only find out in the patch notes on the morning of an update rather than something they advertise beforehand in the trailer/blog post.Lancia is cool!
Still no "FULL-FORCE" implementation for FANATEC DD+ wheel bases.
I think the thing I’ve noticed with GT7 is it’s kind of a Jack of all trades game. It has a little bit of everything. Which is awesome but leaves everybody wanting more of what they want since it never really actually fulfills each enthusiasts wants.
Yes, but no. I mean, it looks like they started to do somewhat "themed" updates? I thought Alsace was the most likely, as it is the best rallying track in the game imho (dirt and snow are poorer because of physics) and with the Delta being the star of the update, it just makes sense. Plus, this influx of "traffic cars" from Europe (remember the Panda is due somewhere around September), with some new Touring cars from Europe released recently (812, Vantage, the Delta itself), it could make sense to add an event for European cars similar to the Civic race in Weekly Specials or we could recreate something similar ourselves with custom race, hence Sophy makes perfect sense to be on Alsace, the track in Europe that is closer to Tokyo XPWay
Doesn’t work, people always argue with the “where does it say racing simulator” on the cover of Gran Turismo. We know, it doesn’t. It says the real driving simulator, problem is it’s always said that and going back only to GT5/6 the realism wasn’t even close to real compared to other sims. It was simply a game back then. The sounds were terrible, the physics weren’t anywhere near close to other games, even games ten years older on PC.
Its strange that folks you like think this even long after additions like the Toyota Pod from GT4, The VW Schimmwagen and Kubelwagen in GT5 or the Moon Buggy in GT6. 28 years and it still shocking people that this series isn't like other racing games?
