Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.52 Discussion Thread

[Voodoovaj]

I actually did try every car from those decades, yes. I also tried with a lot of modern cars, including the Evos which in real life do not ever exhibit this behaviour even if they're on upgraded tires.

Take a 90s Evo out on racing hards to exaggerate the effect. Now get into a 90s Impreza and put it on racing softs. The tires are grossly inappropriate for both cars' stock suspension, yet the Impreza doesn't experience the bug. Were Subaru just that ahead of the game?

My eyes hurt from rolling so much. Um, gee, I don't know maybe because the cars are different, and their settings are different, the outcome is different? Also, as stated and shown with the evo, it's fine.

Also, for the guys how think the old cars run on modern tires, here:

https://www.rsracing.com/rrvintage.aspx

 

[TheAdmiester]

My eyes hurt from rolling so much. Um, gee, I don't know maybe because the cars are different, and their settings are different, the outcome is different? Also, as stated and shown with the evo, it's fine.

Also, for the guys how think the old cars run on modern tires, here:

https://www.rsracing.com/rrvintage.aspx

Ah yes so the Lancer flinging its rear up on SM/SS and the Mondial skipping on anything more than CH (yes, I did try CM/CS after SH and it was skippy) is clearly the tires, but the Impreza being stable on RS is because the car is just that much better? Flawless and totally realistic game, couldn't have anything to do with the quick fix they made after the cars would literally launch into the sky at mach seventy?

Cool, I'm gonna just drop it and leave you to your own fantasy land.

 

[Nielsen]

Cool, I'm gonna just drop it and leave you to your own fantasy land.

Fantasy land describes the wild counterarguments very well. Reasoning pulled from thin air and then applied to GT7 as if all these far-fetched explanations are written into the physics code. So hilarious.