GT Sport Update 1.22 Discussion Thread

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In all seriousness, my wife is terrified by the idea of crossing high bridges. I once saw her start crying while driving towards a big one.
This one, exactly:
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Bad boy.

My dad is terrified of the " sky bridges" here in California , they are two lane overpass bridges connecting you from one freeway to another . He thinks they are ripe for an earthquake enduced collapse haha !

Edit . That New teaser cements my belief it's Grand Valley . That's the sweeping S that comes after the split from East / Full that leads up to the hairpin . Right size and width .
 
i can't see it. i refreshed facebook page and got nothing new.

Maybe tomorrow's teaser got put up early by mistake and taken down again?
 
Chateau De Duignt on Lac de'Annecy is the closest I can find as inspiration for the Chateau next to the lake. Mainly because its next to a lake.
 
My dad is terrified of the " sky bridges" here in California , they are two lane overpass bridges connecting you from one freeway to another . He thinks they are ripe for an earthquake enduced collapse haha !
Like the East Span Bay Bridge collapse of the 1989 SF quake
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The penalty system will always need changes,you can never reach perfection with it.
Never said it had to be perfect, I know it can't be perfected. I was thinking more of the penalty system being just fixed to an extent (not fully), for instance, I get shunted into the back, end up off a track corner by a dirty driver and get a penalty for it.
 
If you played or saw videos of Forza Horizon 2, it's normal. The French part of the game takes place in Provence too.
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I've seen many videos of FH2, but never seen this part of it. I mean I felt like I experienced Deja Vu in the teaser, and while writing that^ response.
 
, it covers a large swath of land, from the Rhône river in the east to the Italian border in the west

Me thinks a correction is needed.
 
Another one with a nice view :

Somebody who is holding a wheel like that when turning corners should receive a 10s penalty.
But serious, he really needs to take some lessons. Just awful driving.


NOW EVERYONE GO SEARCH FOR VIOLET FLOWERBEDS IN PROVENCE
Someone, give this new community manager a medal. New teasers for an update every day? Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?
Edit: I was ninja'd by a thousand people. Started typing my response before but I had to put my phone down for a moment.
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found this pic of where the lavender blooms are best

I JUST LOVE THIS FORUM !!!
 
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+/_300 km
 
The flower is lavender; typical flower of Vaucluse département. Also culturally associated with the Town of Toulouse i think.
 
I JUST LOVE THIS FORUM !!!

Always happened when there is a single tease from PD or Kaz and everyone started to play guessing game. Some even do further effort and deeper investigation for the sake of bridges and flowers! :lol:. Guess excitement, hype and curiousity is simply high in the air... :D That is what makes thread like this being likeable to most of us here. Keep up the good work guys! :cheers:
 
At least, there is a chopper confirmation.
 
Somebody who is holding a wheel like that when turning corners should receive a 10s penalty.
But serious, he really needs to take some lessons. Just awful driving.
Actually, iirc that’s how they teach you to do it if you have to rotate the steering wheel beyond the point where your arms cross over, as you don’t want your arms crossed and all tangled up if you have to respond quickly to an emergency or unexpected situation. Although it’s been a while since my driving lessons, so the teaching method may have changed since then..
 
No they shouldn’t.

Actually, iirc that’s how they teach you to do it if you have to rotate the steering wheel beyond the point where your arms cross over.
When driving a truck in 1975 maybe. Same as teaching people to drive with their hands at 13:50h. There is no way you can react properly that way. Seems very oldschool to me. And not safe at all.
 
The 13:50 changed to 14:45 iirc.. :p
 
Thank God they did. That was my point. Driving at 13:50 is terrible. The Ferrari guy is doing that right.
 
When driving a truck in 1975 maybe. Same as teaching people to drive with their hands at 13:50h. There is no way you can react properly that way. Seems very oldschool to me. And not safe at all.

There is no absolutely definitive answer for all circumstances, but for almost any driving on a road conventional advanced driving wisdom is NOT to cross your hands. Racing drivers generally do, and of course in partial-wheel cars like F1 cars it is just a given.

You are being a bit daft here.
 
Some French car steering wheels were like 6:45 & 5:45
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Say, what if a Citroen DS was in this update as well? Heh heh.
Nah, this one way better for a French car hehe, ofc I want this car in next update
 

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