Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.61 Now Available

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Someone who took a look at how much they go for in real life nowadays. And that 's three years ago already.


Funnily enough i didn't pay anything in real money for it. Oh now I see why, I've actually played the game every now and then and had about two million credits in weekly tickets alone.
I just looked at the main page of that site, those are the kinds of cars that are missing from the early game, not the Official Car of NIMBY Boomers Who Wonder Why Their Kids Had To Move So Far Away To Buy A New Home.
 
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That is a car that needs zero tuning. It even has sports medium tires. Absolutely beast, one of the best and fastest cars under 600pp. Don't spoil it, please? Come on man now, no need for :D

I know it doesn’t need it, but to get the sound to where it is IRL. :)
 
Remember, most of us are the 1% in this game. We often have millions in credits. We can set gold times in the time trials and score 2 million without thinking about it. There's the other 90% that aren't so adept at accumulating credits, and those are where the whales live. Predatory pricing is a scourge in the industry at the moment and it bugs me.
I can totally get that view. My take on this is a bit against it:

Folks (IMHO) should not obsess over getting every car right away. Play the game and do the bits that are enjoyable and let the credits stack up as they come. That way a player:
  1. Gets to play the parts that are fun without having to "slug" or "grind" a game that is supposed to be for fun. (I have quite a bit to say about "grinding", but this is not the place for that.)
  2. Without a rigid time frame, there is no need to rush/push through to get a prize before it's gone (FOMO - seen in too many mobile games for example.) The only time frame is one a player sets for themselves.
  3. When the credits are there, the player gets that bonus of getting the car(s) they wanted to begin with.

Granted, this just is my approach. There are a few cars I actually don't have, but that's because I haven't gotten around to getting them.

The platinum trophy eventually came my way not because I was chasing it . . . but because I happened to tick off all the boxes.


I think a similar approach with any game would be helpful, but that's just my view.
It relies on psychological quirks, like the obsessive need to get to 100% at any cost, literally. So, in short, when I see it, I get riled up.
Totally . . . completely get where you're coming from. I understand.
Finding it kind of bonkers that we can't upgrade the brake pads on the Nismo R34. Seems like a specifically strange thing to limit tuning on.
I recall from the description that this is basically as close to a street version of the race car as they could get at the time, so I expect it already has the racing brakes (have not checked; have driven mine only about 70 miles so far.)

If that's not the case, I have no clue.


Granted, it's just my opinion.


- Revengel
 
Got the chance to try out the new cars. I love Honda very fun to drive. I hate that the widebody doesn't have as many options as the non widebody. I love the Z tune. I just wish they made the Midnight Purple III available to buy. I have tried the CUV yet
 
Winning the World Touring Car 600 race at Nürburgring GP with the new Honda N-One was quirky indeed.

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I am questioning why is it NOT in the Nissan paints in GT Auto.....
My guess is it's proprietary. Nissan actually owns the color, so they probably don't want us putting it on Hondas and such. IRL You can't just buy a bucket of MNPIII, there are companies make "rep", if you will, colors but you cant buy the actual MNP III. My question is how is there now 2 MNP IIIs(I think the one on the Z-Tune is actually MNP II) and why are they ok with us using MNP 1?

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My next question is, why are you even bring real money when the game gives you money for doing the thing your purchased it to do? Its like you're just looking for something to complain about.
 
My question is how is there now 2 MNP IIIs(I think the one on the Z-Tune is actually MNP II) and why are they ok with us using MNP 1?
Because paint chips from update cars are added incrementally, as seen with paint chips from past three updates just being added now.
 
For me, the third star of this update along the Nismo Z-Tune and the Honda N-One isn't the Nissan Qashqai but the Renault Sport Clio V6 24V.

The Impreza engine works pretty well on it, even if it stays not that good when it comes to fuel economy.
It's magical. I adore it. I set one up on Sports Hard tires (550pp 299hp) and it is a JOY to drive. It seems almost sacrilegious to remove that glorious V6 (the SOUND!!!) but that little EJ20 rally car engine is the dogs bollocks. The combination of the Renault with that engine = Chefs kiss.
 
Im not playing this as much anymore, I might buy 3 Z-Tunes. One to keep stock, one to absolutely blow out and another to do full weight reduction and racing tires. I've found a lot of cars are golden with just the last option.
This is what I do.
 
Love the Z Tune, however:
According to Nismo stock top speed is 327 km/h. I cant go beyond ~310 km/h 😕

It feels like somehow top speeds and high speed peformance (acceleration beyond 200km/h) is a bit off for some cars.
 
The last time players here did the Asia/Oceania Championship was probably a long time ago. Give it another try with the Honda N-One. Don't forget to install a NOS, it could be useful..

It's not every day that you can compete with a Nissan GT-R R33 on a mountain climb in a wheeled cube.

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That was an hilarious side to side battle until the braking point where I overtook 4 cars in a single move.
 
The last time players here did the Asia/Oceania Championship was probably a long time ago. Give it another try with the Honda N-One. Don't forget to install a NOS, it could be useful..

It's not every day that you can compete with a Nissan GT-R R33 on a mountain climb in a wheeled cube.

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That was an hilarious side to side battle until the braking point where I overtook 4 cars in a single move.
As a Honda owner, I do not concur with referencing the glorious HONDA N-One to a “cube”. Good day, Sir! :sly:
 
The brakes on the z-tune are dreadful, it just doesn't turn lol

Noticed the same, being 1600kg probably doesn't help either. I prefer the 400R.

Who knows what these 2 things on stalks are in the back of the Z tune?
 

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Gotta say, not bad to have the slowest of the Nurburgring events to be the most fun and one of the best payouts over one lap. Even in SOPHY set up, the payout is pretty good. Not a bad way to spend a play session at the ‘Ring doing all the events back to back.
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Wow, 100000 Cr for a lap on the Nordschleife? That’s pretty good, even for 400 PP. Haven’t tried it yet, but this got to be the best paying Cr/hour event at the Nordschleife? What lap times can you manage?

Edit: Saw @05XR8 post about Sophy in the N-One. Nice!
 
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Love the Z Tune, however:
According to Nismo stock top speed is 327 km/h. I cant go beyond ~310 km/h 😕

It feels like somehow top speeds and high speed peformance (acceleration beyond 200km/h) is a bit off for some cars.
I've noticed this too. Maybe it has something to do with how the gear ratios translate onto the game or something. There are lots of cars that are slower than their real life counterparts (like the Nismo you mentioned) and others, like the Corvette C7 iirc that are 30+ km/ faster than they should be.
 
Hmm, I bought a Fuji Sunset Red / Pearl Black
Qashqai ( black roof ) but when I drive it its only red. Is it only for me or does someone else have the same problem?🤔
The car is totally stock
 
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Passing by the local dealership. It's not ugly.
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Funny thing, when I first got the Qashqai at Brand Central it looked familiar to me... the next day on my way to my work there was a Nissan Rogue in front of me and it clicked on why it looked familiar, the Nissan Rogue is the American version / name for the Nissan Qashqai.
 
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