I'm still at work, haven't had time to fire up the new update. But I have low expectations from current turbo F1 car sounds, and GT Sport car sounds in general. I've long since accepted that engines that "sing" will soon be a bygone era. Hell, I even decided to drive a diesel sedan in real life, just for the torque and mileage. I just had to get over the terrible engine note (I came from 6-cylinder BMWs and a WRX). Still hating it...but I made my choice...I actually like the way the new era of F1 sounds...and I also like the way the old F1's sound. You can actually like both SURPRISE!!!. Also idk if your ears are working properly but if you listen to F1....and listen to the one in the game you'd notice one of those is not like other
There never was and never will be, luckily.
You're right, to each his own. But for me, sound is so much a part of the performance car experience, whether in a game or IRL. GT Sport has improved in sounds since the previous vacuum cleaner simulator versions, but it still doesn't sound as intense as, say, Project Cars. I'm probably biased, because once you've spent years driving a WRX with a huge exhaust upgrade, almost every other car sounds like crap
LMAO YOU'RE ONE OF THOSE GUYS!!! god damnit. I really hate you guys at 2am in the morning. But during the day its honestly a blessing to hear a WRX with a custom exhaust lol. I completely understand what you mean tho. To be honest I do favor the Older F1 sounds because it really did represented it performance. When you hear V10 like that on track you know this man is driving a ROCKETSHIP on four wheels. There's was a very precise clear difference audio difference between an F1 and you normal race car. Now even tho people logically know the difference is still there because the new ones are even faster than the last ones....when hear you just go....oh a race car...cool.You're right, to each his own. But for me, sound is so much a part of the performance car experience, whether in a game or IRL. GT Sport has improved in sounds since the previous vacuum cleaner simulator versions, but it still doesn't sound as intense as, say, Project Cars. I'm probably biased, because once you've spent years driving a WRX with a huge exhaust upgrade, almost every other car sounds like crap
Dude, Hamilton is on a level of Prost and Senna. People in 10-20 years would be glad that they could drive his car in a video game.
