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If all goes as planned, we might get the silhouettes this week.
I'm expecting an anniversary update, with a good bunch of stuff... If not, it will be delayed for March.If all goes as planned, we might get the silhouettes this week.
I didn't realise the game's anniversary was coming up. Let's hope it's a good one. 👍I'm expecting an anniversary update, with a good bunch of stuff... If not, it will be delayed for March.
Yes, the game is turning 2 full years on early MarchI didn't realise the game's anniversary was coming up. Let's hope it's a good one. 👍
Well the Gran Turismo 25th Anniversary update was awesome so you never know! 🤣I'm expecting an anniversary update, with a good bunch of stuff... If not, it will be delayed for March.
I predict some cars and a new track. Maybe updated Sophy, B-spec and new endurance missions?Well the Gran Turismo 25th Anniversary update was awesome so you never know! 🤣
A great way to set yourself up for disappointment right there!I'm expecting an anniversary update, with a good bunch of stuff... If not, it will be delayed for March.
This was basically the 25th Anniversary update - https://www.gran-turismo.com/gb/gt7/news/00_1348604.htmlI predict some cars and a new track. Maybe updated Sophy, B-spec and new endurance missions?
That’s my guess. Only another week.Does this mean potentially no update until 7 March?
This probably has to do with this year being a leap year and Thursday being the 29th.Does this mean potentially no update until 7 March?
Yeah, I loaded up my 2023 Nurb 24h grid last night to race for an hour forgetting this happens. It's not fun when the AI pulls over to let you pass and PD haven't hinted at making any changes for it for the past two years. Personally, the nurb is my go-to race track. It has so much to it and the various settings make it look and feel spectacular but the racing aspect ruins its immersiveness.So I recently started doing custom events on the Nordschleife, and I’ve been wondering why AI cars use their left / right indicators. I’m aware it’s the norm on the real Nordschleife to make way for faster traffic during tourist runs, but in GT7 it makes no sense.
Last night I had the most bizarre experience where the leading C7 Stingray on four different occasions used its indicators to let me pass. However, my 993 Carrera RS didn’t have enough power to actually overtake the Corvette. So each time I made my atrempt to overtake, the Corvette would immediately speed up. These unprovoked side by side duels eventually led to a violent crash involving both cars. For ****s sake, PD. How about making cars with a higher PP than your own not use their indicators? The current system is ridiculous, for the reason stated above.
This would be way more accurate to real world invite-only cars anyway. Ferrari doesn't select potential buyers for its new super-exclusive car by lottery, they select people who have an affinity with the brand or have a certain public standing.It would be much better to earn the invitation through challenges, like winning brand specific series or stg.
Come on dude. Keep up.The next weekly challenge is postposed to 8 of march.
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Upadate incoming (?)
Probably, 2nd anniversary BIG update. I'm sure it'll be such!!!The next weekly challenge is postposed to 8 of march.
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Please note the next set of ‘Weekly Challenges’ will be released on Friday, 8 March.Thank you for your patience and please continue to enjoy Gran Turismo 7!www.gran-turismo.com
Upadate incoming (?)
We're still waiting on the 2015, 2016*, and 2018-2023 winners. The 2012 and 2017 winners were GT7 launch additions (the Pinin Farina Coupe and the Barker Tourer), the 2014 winner was 2022 GT7 DLC (the 50s Maserati), and the 2013 winner was 2019 GT Sport DLC (the Aston DB3S). So the answer is unfortunately "a long time".Do we have any statistics on the average time it takes for a Pebble Beach Gran Turismo Trophy winning car to be added to the game? I can't wait for this very one to join :
https://www.gran-turismo.com/us/news/00_8232168.html
Given that the 917K was highlighted in the game's launch advertising campaign, the two-year anniversary would be a good opportunity to welcome its rival.
Thank you, in the meantime we can only hope then.We're still waiting on the 2015, 2016*, and 2018-2023 winners. The 2012 and 2017 winners were GT7 launch additions (the Pinin Farina Coupe and the Barker Tourer), the 2014 winner was 2022 GT7 DLC (the 50s Maserati), and the 2013 winner was 2019 GT Sport DLC (the Aston DB3S). So the answer is unfortunately "a long time".
*This is a 330 P4 very similar to the one already in the game, so this one might be skipped instead of still waiting if they think it's too similar.
Jay Leno did a piece on why he won't buy a Ferrari.This would be way more accurate to real world invite-only cars anyway. Ferrari doesn't select potential buyers for its new super-exclusive car by lottery, they select people who have an affinity with the brand or have a certain public standing.
More and more I find myself hoping for a GT Sport 2 more than a GT8. Best hope for a bunch of updated race cars. I'm bored of the road cars.
GT7 was the #16 best selling all-formats title in the US and #8 on PlayStation for January.
These charts are based on revenue which once again shows GT7 is selling at, or close to, full RRP some 2 years after release. Also notable Circana charts are for the US where the franchise had been sliding in popularity since the late PS2/early PS3 era. I do wonder what part the movie played in bringing the franchise to a wider audience.
GT7 was the #16 best selling all-formats title in the US and #8 on PlayStation for January.
These charts are based on revenue which once again shows GT7 is selling at, or close to, full RRP some 2 years after release. Also notable Circana charts are for the US where the franchise had been sliding in popularity since the late PS2/early PS3 era. I do wonder what part the movie played in bringing the franchise to a wider audience.
Update history would suggest otherwise (just to be clear I'm talking about Gr 1/2/3/4 cars). We had the Mazda3 last September. Mercedes-AMG GT3 and Super Formula SF23 last April. Audi RS5 Turbo DTM last March. 4 race cars in a year.We dont need another gt sport in order for pd to make more race cars