Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.49: Eiger Nordwand, Six New Cars, Physics Changes, & More
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Eiger will be great for driving on and will 100% have to get the VR back out for it! CGV i last did back when i played f1 19/20/21 and kind of agree it wouldn't be the best for the average cars we use in GT7.
I had been thinking that if we get Red Rock Valley then the track itself was just an oval over itself and would have the same technical driving level as High Speed Ring.... at the same time my nostalgia will hit hard and would still be better to have then have not as long as they dont mess with it too much.
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I've always been curious about how they make their choices when it comes to this stuff. I get licensing for manufacturers and cars @Famine, GT has to pay for the rights etc etc. But those are massive corporations protecting their IP.Here’s the link for the new wheels manufacturer.
POKAL CUSTOM FELGEN | Forged & Cast Wheels
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This wheel, I’m guessing is going to be one of the most popular in the game, next to a BBS RS.
View attachment 1370585POKAL CUSTOM FELGEN | COLLECTION DR5 E
A wheel manufacturer, especially a new and small one, is not a powerful corporation with billions worth of IP and a building full of lawyers. Using Forgeline as another example, they literally have like 20 employees, some material and parts suppliers, maybe they generate a couple million worth of revenue. If anything, you might think the small company would lean toward paying PD for the advertising opportunity. All I did was tag GT on their instagram page but I bet they'd love the opportunity. Strange to me how PD would select a new and small company over more desirable ones unless there was some sort of personal or business connection there.
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The downhill double-S is going to kick my ass in Circuit Experience. I foresee much frustration.
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Location of my first WRS win. 
Very pleased.
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Very pleased.
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Any word on when Fetchy gets back from vacation? A few weeks ago, @Famine hinted at some changes coming soon, maybe Fetchy is waiting for those too?
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Hopefully the physics update is a good one.
Eiger is not going to be that useful for anything online unless they fix the road car physics
Eiger is not going to be that useful for anything online unless they fix the road car physics
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I wonder if the track will lend itself to be expanded to include the mixed surface layout(s) in the future? This seems like an openable and useable alternative dirt path, but I have no idea where it rejoins.
We probably won’t know until we get to see the full track. Maybe the tunnel connects outside and can act as an alternate route for a rally layout?
We probably won’t know until we get to see the full track. Maybe the tunnel connects outside and can act as an alternate route for a rally layout?
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I predict the Eiger Nordwand online time trial or circuit experience will feature the Celica GT-FOUR Rally Car. Why? Well because that car was featured in Gran Turismo HD, that's why.
It could be that money thing. That DR5 wheel is like the classic Ronal R10 and the DR1 are reminiscent of the SSR Longchamp. The DR4 at least gets us close to a BBS flush face style mesh racing wheel.
I’d like to know how Kaz came to choose this new brand. I guess we’ll read about it here in a gtp article.
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Looking forward to all the things in this update! Also looking forward to the impending tantrums that will occur over layout changes from the original. 
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Yes finally since it was last in GT2
I wish they would provide us with both coupe and sedan (4door-berline).
M3 is legendary in both sedan and coupe versions, one is not any better than the other, both are best.
Sorry to sound ungrateful, I am happy to see the announcement, but we should get another update 1.50 or a big one in August with more tracks and cars...
GT7 deserves to make more noises ...
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That wasn't an M3
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But bit is that M3,the 3 door evowhy no this E36 M3
I'd rather old cavalier turbos and nova gsi etc
Audi 80 quattro
Just more 80s and 90s european car culture type
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Weirdly, there's at least one car in the game with Forgeline wheels on it in-game, the Chris Holmstrom Nova.
They almost got the Roadster Shop Rampage Camaro with Forgelines also. I just perused that car's build gallery - the first set of wheels installed on the car were another American brand, Jongbloed, which is what appears in GT7. Looks like they never ran the centercaps - I bet the wheels were never properly finished or something. Anyway, the car has rarely appeared in public with those wheels and instead did its VIR track day and was displayed at SEMA where it won the award on Forgeline wheels. Strange how PD managed to capture the wheels that the car was never actually displayed with.
Edit: Did some research. There are at least two other SEMA winners with Forgeline wheels, the Red Devil and Pozzi Camaro.
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Would love to see ss route 11 and ss route 7 from earlier GT titlesThis is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:
Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.49 Revealed: Eiger Nordwand to Return, Plus Six New Cars
A fan-favorite, PlayStation 3-era circuit is making its return to the Gran Turismo series, as Polyphony Digital has revealed that Eiger Nordward will be coming to GT7 in update 1.49 this month...
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Most excited about a new track. The cars are solid choices, but none I'm too crazy about. Hoping Eiger has some good weather options. Curious about the new physics too.
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YEEEEES! I've always said that GT7's track list feels incredibly sterile and stale, and that I've missed the more scenic tracks of old GT games. GT7 currently offers very few tracks to race small, low powered road cars, and I'm hoping Eiger can assuage that. Eiger was one of my favourite tracks of the PS3 era both for driving on and shooting photos, SO stoked to see it come back!
The track had rain in the PS3 era games, so hopefully that's been retained for GT7. Fingers crossed for a full 24h day/night cycle as well. I'm also hoping they don't sterilise it too much for Sport mode, like widening it or smoothing out the jump, because the whole appeal of the track was that it was a road in the wilderness that closely resembles a Touge track. We've seen that they've altered the pit lane and closed off the dirt track access paths, so here's hoping they don't make too much changes to the rest of the track; it's perfect as it was in my opinion.
Nice selection of new cars incoming as well. Nice to see RUF getting some love; it certainly deserves it for being with the series for so long (since GT2) acting as a replacement for Porsche cars. Hope the Gallardo isn't as understeery as the Murcie.
I'm stunned that we're getting a physics update, because I was under the impression that we'd be stuck with this current model for a few more years, given that a physics revamp most likely means retraining Sophy AI. I don't think there has been glaring issues with the current physics model, so I wonder what they'll be changing exactly.
New wheels are also a pleasant, unexpected surprise. With Pokal being at the far right of the list after Spoon, I'm thinking we're only getting said Pokal wheels for now. A little unfortunate, as I was hoping for more offerings for older cars. Modern wheels just look out of place on the many classic cars we have. I can't complain though; I'm just glad we're getting more wheels.
With Michelin replacing all the currently existing tyres, I wonder if we'll still be able to put tyre stickers from other brands onto our cars...
The track had rain in the PS3 era games, so hopefully that's been retained for GT7. Fingers crossed for a full 24h day/night cycle as well. I'm also hoping they don't sterilise it too much for Sport mode, like widening it or smoothing out the jump, because the whole appeal of the track was that it was a road in the wilderness that closely resembles a Touge track. We've seen that they've altered the pit lane and closed off the dirt track access paths, so here's hoping they don't make too much changes to the rest of the track; it's perfect as it was in my opinion.
Nice selection of new cars incoming as well. Nice to see RUF getting some love; it certainly deserves it for being with the series for so long (since GT2) acting as a replacement for Porsche cars. Hope the Gallardo isn't as understeery as the Murcie.
I'm stunned that we're getting a physics update, because I was under the impression that we'd be stuck with this current model for a few more years, given that a physics revamp most likely means retraining Sophy AI. I don't think there has been glaring issues with the current physics model, so I wonder what they'll be changing exactly.
New wheels are also a pleasant, unexpected surprise. With Pokal being at the far right of the list after Spoon, I'm thinking we're only getting said Pokal wheels for now. A little unfortunate, as I was hoping for more offerings for older cars. Modern wheels just look out of place on the many classic cars we have. I can't complain though; I'm just glad we're getting more wheels.
With Michelin replacing all the currently existing tyres, I wonder if we'll still be able to put tyre stickers from other brands onto our cars...
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