Gran Turismo 7: Latest news and discussion thread

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There are a few cars ported from the PS3 era, just with updated textures and shaders or just some small model updates, like Mazda 787B, Jaguar XJ13, Audi Sport quattro S1 Pikes Peak, Ferrari 330 P4, Ferrari Enzo and some others.
 
There are a few cars ported from the PS3 era, just with updated textures and shaders or just some small model updates, like Mazda 787B, Jaguar XJ13, Audi Sport quattro S1 Pikes Peak, Ferrari 330 P4, Ferrari Enzo and some others.

Small model updates are the key. If they had high quality model in the first place then there is no wrong in updating it. But it is not uncanny valley like in Forza with some cars.
 
I think some of you should stop caring and writing essays about someone that enjoys a game that you don't.
Who cares? Just move on with your life and play the games you enjoy. Them playing it doesn't matter to you, why waste your time trying to convince them to have fun in only the ways that you want them to?

It's a bit sad to be honest!
 
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I think some of you should stop caring and writing essays about someone that enjoys a game that you don't.
Who cares? Just move on with your life and play the games you enjoy. Them playing it doesn't matter to you, why waste your time trying to convince them to have fun in only the ways that you want them to?

It's a bit sad to be honest!
The discussion is not about which games people enjoy.
 
The discussion is not about which games people enjoy.
It iterally is, some guy replied to him with a paragraph telling him why the levelling up system is actually bad.
Why? If he likes it, he likes it. Doesn't need convincing otherwise. I like it too. Won't convince me otherwise, because my opinion is mine and I don't care about other people forcing theirs onto me.
 
It iterally is, some guy replied to him with a paragraph telling him why the levelling up system is actually bad.
Why? If he likes it, he likes it. Doesn't need convincing otherwise. I like it too. Won't convince me otherwise, because my opinion is mine and I don't care about other people forcing theirs onto me.
Things are being compared and people share different viewpoints. Welcome to an internet forum.
 
Don't forget they did this in November, only for the unannounced race to be a Gr.3 at Daytona affair.
I'm not expecting any new track in this update or anything particularly revolutionary, besides a few new cars (3-5), 4-6 new events with low to mediocre payouts and some improvements on lobbies and game stability. Best case scenario we are getting a new set of endurance missions or the ability to sell engines, but that's the very most.
 
Might be a Ford Bronco

Edit - You're right, it's a lil cute Jimny
 
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At this rate, I will just hope for good new engine swaps on each update
 
Kind of happy they've gotten the Bulgari out of the way early. Silhouettes are way less fun when you know part of what's coming.
 
I do love a Jimny.

I think there's a lot to be said about the amount of content - 3 cars after essentially 3 months of the last 4 being dry is weak, and Spec 2 doesn't really make up for the amount of content we would've had across October, November, December and January if they were normal sized updates.

That said, the cars will be nice to drive. The Jimny will be very fun to hoon about.
 
Let’s go for some Jimny Tsukuba racing


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Kind of an disappointing car update to be honest… feels like they are slowly keeping content away for the next GT game.
 
In terms of the cars it’s a bit meeh.
Hoping for other features and improvements with the update.
 
Man, this makes me wish Polyphony increased their production of cars per update, like in the days of GT Sport where we were at 12 cars a month during its early days, but this was mainly due to the fact that GT Sport was short on cars.

If we went back to this level of content production, it's possible that by the end of this year, we could already be at over 600 cars.

But with this update, we're now at 491 cars, so close to a major milestone: the 500-car region.
 
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