Gran Turismo Sport: General Discussion
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Would be nice if PD add a another cockpit view, one without steering wheel/driver arms.
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The game is overdue for a new Alfa Romeo. So far there are only three unique models, and the latest addition happened in September 2018. I believe the 8C 2300 won a recent Pebble Beach award, and is thereby scheduled for future inclusion, but until then I wouldn't mind if PD brought back the 8C Competizione very soon.
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Really wish that they would of included slide show option for your personal photos and when viewing online images. There are lots and lots of great photos, great liveries etc. It would be so much more beneficial (enjoyable) to include a slide show option. There are dozens of simple ideas that I have that most likely would not require much programming time that would really enhance GT Sport.
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That one crossed my mind as well, and I see no reason why it wouldn't come to GTS. In my view in stands a better chance than the 147 and Brera, which are also premium models.
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Credit to @IronM@sk for picking this up, but this post is from December 2017 and there's few cars left from this list that aren't included now. Having just had Japanese and American heavy updates, the next update is likely to be European heavy (we already know it includes the Taycan), so the Reventon has to be a likely candidate for october?
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Speaking of GT Awards cars, it's been a while since they've added winners from either of the two car shows, right?
The last SEMA GT Award car was the FuguZ from the 2015 show in 1.31 (December 2018) while the last Pebble Beach car was the Aston Martin DB3S from the 2013 Concours d'Elegance in 1.32 (January 2019).
If I had to guess what the next cars from each of the two shows were, I'd put my bets on the next SEMA car being the GoPro Rampage Camaro or Phil Robles' EG6 Civic, while the next Pebble Beach car would be either the Ferrari 500 Mondial Coupe (which, surprisingly enough, was cut from GT6 according to TCRF) or the Maserati A6GCS Spider.
The last SEMA GT Award car was the FuguZ from the 2015 show in 1.31 (December 2018) while the last Pebble Beach car was the Aston Martin DB3S from the 2013 Concours d'Elegance in 1.32 (January 2019).
If I had to guess what the next cars from each of the two shows were, I'd put my bets on the next SEMA car being the GoPro Rampage Camaro or Phil Robles' EG6 Civic, while the next Pebble Beach car would be either the Ferrari 500 Mondial Coupe (which, surprisingly enough, was cut from GT6 according to TCRF) or the Maserati A6GCS Spider.
I want a 959 so much to pit against the F40 and Countach. Some great photomode opportunities too.
Currently grinding for credits in the ‘79 nostalgia race with the Ferrari 330P4. Driving that V12, particularly in upgraded form (for easy wins), is making me yearn for the 917K. Would be fantastic to see all the old liveries too.
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Although tedious. The Blue Moon Bay method, for earning credits and XP, is the quickest way to level up. I did it with an N200 GT40.
I don’t think you actually need 1100 wins.
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You don't need 1161 wins, of course. However, I only ran the BMB race 50 times and the rest has come from normal play, Beginner, Amateur and Professional level of GT League.
Of course, if i only did Professional level races, like the GR.1 for example, it would have been a lot less than 1161 again. But I was in no hurry to get there, so I took my time. Depends how much you want that trophy really.
