GT5 Flawed Genius?

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They have cockpit view.

Thats your proof?


Never mind I am wasting my time here. Theres no proof that the other cars wont have cockpit view nor is there proof that they will have cockpit view except from the fact that some of the GT4 cars that are in GT5 Prologue has cockpit view.

Also most of them are not in GT4.

Some of them are GT4 also so that doesnt prove anything. For instance one car I can think of is the Nissan Skyline GTR34 is in GT4 . That car has a cockpit in GT5 Prologue. The Subaru Impreza is in GT4. That has a cockpit view in GT5 Prologue. The Suzuki Cappucino is in GT4 and also has a cockpit view in GT5 Prologue. There are a few GT4 cars in GT5 Prologue with cockpit view.
 
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Thats your proof?


Never mind I am wasting my time here. Theres no proof that the other cars wont have cockpit view nor is there proof that they will have cockpit view except from the fact that some of the GT4 cars that are in GT5 Prologue has cockpit view.



Some of them are GT4 also so that doesnt prove anything. For instance one car I can think of is the Nissan Skyline GTR34 is in GT4 . That car has a cockpit in GT5 Prologue. The Subaru Impreza is in GT4. That has a cockpit view in GT5 Prologue. The Suzuki Cappucino is in GT4 and also has a cockpit view in GT5 Prologue. There are a few GT4 cars in GT5 Prologue with cockpit view.

Not all the standard cars are from GT4 either. And quite a lot of cars from GTPSP are premium cars for GT5. I don't know the numbers, but I think we're talking 100+ standard cars that are new to the series, or cars that were in previous titles (Aside from GT3/4 and PSP, there are quite a few missing from GT2 for example) that will have been re-modelled for GT5.

All of the cars in Prologue are premium because they have fully modelled interiors, including back seats when you look in the rear view.
 
As I said I am wasting my time arguing about this because I know nothing (aparently) and you guys know everything about GT5 already before you even play the game.
 
Thats your proof?


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Some of them are GT4 also so that doesnt prove anything. For instance one car I can think of is the Nissan Skyline GTR34 is in GT4 . That car has a cockpit in GT5 Prologue. The Subaru Impreza is in GT4. That has a cockpit view in GT5 Prologue. The Suzuki Cappucino is in GT4 and also has a cockpit view in GT5 Prologue. There are a few GT4 cars in GT5 Prologue with cockpit view.

Exactly. Now if they already have the cockpit modelled it wouldn't make much sense to include those in GT5 as standard models without cockpit, now would it? See it's a matter of thinking.

GT4 models upscaled directly to GT5 -> No cockpit -> Standard GT5
GT4 models remodelled for GT5:P -> Cockpit -> Premium GT5
GT5:P models modelled from scratch to GT5:P -> Cockpit -> Premium GT5

Besides, throughout all of the forum and including even the gran-turismo.com webpage, there's images you can use to make the comparison between GT4/GTPSP upscaled models and those featured in GT5:P/GT5 premium ones. It's pretty much clear the difference.

As I said I am wasting my time arguing about this because I know nothing (aparently) and you guys know everything about GT5 already before you even play the game.

No. You are wasting your time because you are simply denying either the evidences, the images even the statements from the game's producer itself about that difference that has been put here clearly even by those who, unlike me, don't attirbute that much importance to the quality discrepancies of both types of vehicles.

One thing is not attributing importance to that - it's everyone's own priority, relevance, opinion, and legit. Another thing is denying the reality, which is what you are doing. The difference exists and it's undeniable. It is the importance/relevance of it that it is open to discussion.
 
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Exactly. Now if they already have the cockpit modelled it wouldn't make much sense to include those in GT5 as standard models without cockpit, now would it? See it's a matter of thinking.

GT4 models upscaled directly to GT5 -> No cockpit -> Standard GT5
GT4 models remodelled for GT5:P -> Cockpit -> Premium GT5
GT5:P models modelled from scratch to GT5:P -> Cockpit -> Premium GT5

Besides, throughout all of the forum and including even the gran-turismo.com webpage, there's images you can use to make the comparison between GT4/GTPSP upscaled models and those featured in GT5:P/GT5 premium ones. It's pretty much clear the difference.

The only issue I have with your logic here is that you work on the assumption that standard cars have no cockpit at all. Something that is still not 100% confirmed and conflicting reports on this appear on an almost daily basis.


Scaff
 
The only issue I have with your logic here is that you work on the assumption that standard cars have no cockpit at all. Something that is still not 100% confirmed and conflicting reports on this appear on an almost daily basis.


Scaff

That is exactly what I am trying to say. There is absolutely no proof of standard cars having no cockpit view.
 
That is exactly what I am trying to say. There is absolutely no proof of standard cars having no cockpit view.

But being realistic, we have to expect the worst.

The Honda interview with Yamauchi-san which we followed via Twitter is probably the best we have to go on at this point. Whilst he did not say they didn't have cockpit view, he did mention that a blacked out cockpit was technically possible, like in GTPSP.

Why would he say that if they already had modelled cockpits for the standard cars? Even if they are working on it now, now confirming that they were working on it means he has his doubts as to whether they will be in the game. I mean, they don't want to confirm something that doesn't make the game release, it'll be like GT4+Online all over again.
 
The only issue I have with your logic here is that you work on the assumption that standard cars have no cockpit at all. Something that is still not 100% confirmed and conflicting reports on this appear on an almost daily basis.


Scaff

At the moment I think that the only thing that keeps everyone to reach those 100% is the fact that no one from PD/Sony has of yet stated the phrase "there will be no cockpit point of view camera for Standard vehicles in GT5".

I too was one of those that had interpreted all news regarding it (no interior view in standard cars) as a referrence to more extensive body/mechanical damage until E3. Besides, it didn't fit at all to have GT5:P cars (but one prototype) featuring that camera view (new to the series -> one of the first disclosures of what was to come in the full game), and then some cars supporting it and others no in the actual game. It simply doesn't made sense... to me (and few others), but it did to PD (or does?).

After the beginning of E3 we had torrent of news about the game from official sources. All of them point very much in that way - No cockpit view in Standard cars in GT5.

Out of my head:

- KY referring at the technically possibility of inclusion of a black-frame cockpitish thing to overcome the absence of cockpit view in standard cars at the Honda tweet session. If cockpit was to be there in standard cars the question itself was void of purpose.

- Granturismo official page explicit mentioning "fully detailed" interiors in Premium cars. As for standards, total omission of reference to the cockpit issue. If it's there it's the first game (full) in the series to feature it. That's something more likely of an highlight rather than omission.

- Several official sources confirming that 800 standard cars (all or the vast majority) are upscaled versions from past games (no cockpit modelled). If it's upscaled, it's an enhancement of an existing model. To feature the cockpit, at least the interior would have to be modelled from scratch.

:) Hope I could explain my logic.

That is exactly what I am trying to say. There is absolutely no proof of standard cars having no cockpit view.

No. What you were saying was something completely different.
 
But being realistic, we have to expect the worst.

The Honda interview with Yamauchi-san which we followed via Twitter is probably the best we have to go on at this point. Whilst he did not say they didn't have cockpit view, he did mention that a blacked out cockpit was technically possible, like in GTPSP.

Why would he say that if they already had modelled cockpits for the standard cars? Even if they are working on it now, now confirming that they were working on it means he has his doubts as to whether they will be in the game. I mean, they don't want to confirm something that doesn't make the game release, it'll be like GT4+Online all over again.

You are taking Kaz words and putting in a way i think he did not mean i think he was agree with the blacked out psp gt comment. @ bullie we also have email from people who where at E3 and got an interview with the GT5 team and said Standard cars have cockpit. In the end we are going to have wait and see.
 
At the moment I think that the only thing that keeps everyone to reach those 100% is the fact that no one from PD/Sony has of yet stated the phrase "there will be no cockpit point of view camera for Standard vehicles in GT5".
And until they do, if it was me, I would hold back from stating it as fact (as you have done).

At the moment we simply do not know 100%, and as such to build an argument around it as the central 'fact' means it looses a lot of its credability.



After the beginning of E3 we had torrent of news about the game from official sources. All of them point very much in that way - No cockpit view in Standard cars in GT5.
After E3 we didn't know about weather, track editor, etc.

That doesn't mean that they were not in, simply that we didn't yet have information on them.

I would also refer you to the thread we have on the GT5 forum here in which a number of sources (some more crediable than others) state that PD staff at E3 said that standard cars would have interiors, just not as detailed as the Premium cars.


Out of my head:

- KY referring at the technically possibility of inclusion of a black-frame cockpitish thing to overcome the absence of cockpit view in standard cars at the Honda tweet session. If cockpit was to be there in standard cars the question itself was void of purpose.
A strong one, but how many times has something KY said been miss-interprated or miss-translated?


- Granturismo official page explicit mentioning "fully detailed" interiors in Premium cars. As for standards, total omission of reference to the cockpit issue. If it's there it's the first game (full) in the series to feature it. That's something more likely of an highlight rather than omission.
Again the official site makes no mention of weather, track editor, etc.

Yet these have been confirmed by the president of SCE on the official Playstation website in the EU.

Beside the actual wording on the site is ambigous in itself.


- Several official sources confirming that 800 standard cars (all or the vast majority) are upscaled versions from past games (no cockpit modelled). If it's upscaled, it's an enhancement of an existing model. To feature the cockpit, at least the interior would have to be modelled from scratch.
Sorry but this is not correct.

What the official sources have stated (and stated as far back as GT4) is that the work done on the past game (and it is GT4 we are talking about here) was to a level of detail far in excess of what was required for the game (and the platform could handle).

Its also missleasding to state that no car in GT4 had an interior modeled, as while we had no cockpit view, quite a number of cars had dashboards and/or full interiors.



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In addition all the cars in GT4 already have a black border interior view...



As this entire thread explains....
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=61537


:) Hope I could explain my logic.
And I hope that I have explain why your logic still has a few 'holes' in it.

Don't get me wrong I am not on either side of the debate, and that's exactly why I can't support an argumnet based on the assumption that all Standard cars are without a cockpit.


Regards

Scaff
 
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Realy? Read what I quoted about what I said again.

Our discussion started with one issue - the fact you advised me, rudely, to check my eyes because I said that there was a difference in the visuals between standard and premium cars.

And until they do, if it was me, I would hold back from stating it as fact (as you have done).

At the moment we simply do not know 100%, and as such to build an argument around it as the central 'fact' means it looses a lot of its credibility.

The only "fact" I presented in this thread as a solid one was the visual difference between Standard and Premium vehicles.

When I was asked by steve30x about a proof regarding GT5:P cars being Premium cars in GT5 I mentioned "the cockpit view". Following that I explained logic behind my assumption on which I based my statement that "all GT5:P cars will be premium", and why cars that are to be upscaled from GT4 directly to GT5 are to be standards. Both these assumptions are based on the news/evidences spilled in this past week.

As an assumption that is following a specific logical thinking, which I tried to explain, it has the possibility of being wrong, sure. As I've said "the only thing that keeps everyone to reach those 100% (of certainty about the absence of cockpit view) is the fact that no one from PD/Sony has of yet stated the phrase 'there will be no cockpit point of view camera for Standard vehicles in GT5'". However I pointed my basis for such an assumption and, even if you eventually disagree with it, I find that you would agree that it is not totally void of sense.

If somehow I gave you, or anyone else, the feeling I was stating it as a fact I'm sorry. But I think that if you re-read my posts in this thread again you'll find that I haven't. It is an assumption of mine, based on the leads I've mentioned.

Let me add this also to that assumption: In the eventuality of GT5 feature a 'blackened detailless dashboard" in standard cars as a cockpit view, I do believe that it would confirm that the game was meant to be released without cockpit view in standard models. Why? Because the same logic of "downsized quality" compared to GT5:P would apply. It doesn't make sense to have beautiful detailed cockpits in all cars (but one) in the Prologue, and then a simplified GTPSPish version of it in the final product.

After E3 we didn't know about weather, track editor, etc.

That doesn't mean that they were not in, simply that we didn't yet have information on them.

True. However, you would likely admit that, contrarily to what we have heard from E3 about Standard cockpit view, that was reported as absence by a reporter who had a individual(?) presentation with KY, and by KY himself on the Honda tweeter session that gives indication of that absence, those features, although longly rumored weren't slightly mentioned. Neither indicating confirmation or denial.

I would also refer you to the thread we have on the GT5 forum here in which a number of sources (some more credible than others) state that PD staff at E3 said that standard cars would have interiors, just not as detailed as the Premium cars.

Taking the chance to not be mentioning exactly the same sources you are, those basically say about the same that has been said for quite a few months now, and on which was at the time largely based the 'theory' of "no interior view" being regard damage modeling and not camera view.


Again the official site makes no mention of weather, track editor, etc.

Yet these have been confirmed by the president of SCE on the official Playstation website in the EU.

Beside the actual wording on the site is ambiguous in itself.

Yes it is. Everything (official) about GT5 is ambiguous it seems. However, again my assumption, following the logic presented and the difference of relevance give there between Premium cockpit view (and images) and no reference at all regarding the same in Standard vehicles points out to the same conclusion -> Standard Cars without Cockpit view.



Sorry but this is not correct.

What the official sources have stated (and stated as far back as GT4) is that the work done on the past game (and it is GT4 we are talking about here) was to a level of detail far in excess of what was required for the game (and the platform could handle).

Its also misleading to state that no car in GT4 had an interior modeled, as while we had no cockpit view, quite a number of cars had dashboards and/or full interiors.

(photo examples)

I have to say that I completely ignored before what you have presented me in those examples and admit that I was absolutely wrong about GT4 didn't have interiors modeled (apart from convertible vehicles, which was quite obvious on those).

However I have a question regarding this: being that those interiors presented on those examples are of very poor quality (compared to PS3 graphics) or are a generic black dash I'd imagine that either they did collected the whole necessary data to do a cockpit at GT5:P level then or these would be interiors, even upscaled to PS3 levels, will be much poorer compared to the Premium ones. Am I making any sense? Or am I missing something?


And I hope that I have explain why your logic still has a few 'holes' in it.

Don't get me wrong I am not on either side of the debate, and that's exactly why I can't support an argument based on the assumption that all Standard cars are without a cockpit.

Yes you did. And since my logic it is an "assumption" (not a fact), it is both open to criticism (constructive as this one) as to, sequentially, complete disagreement. I'm not looking for support on my view, I'm just stating and presenting the evidences on which its based. If I'm wright, I'm wright. If I'm wrong, well I'm wrong. I don't consider my credibility is at stake here and, if it is to someone, on the forum... well that's too bad but that's nothing that I give that much relevance (how much credibility I have in an internet forum).

I'm sorry for the long reply but the nice way you're conducting your intervention with me deserved a fully and more deeper response.
 
Our discussion started with one issue - the fact you advised me, rudely, to check my eyes because I said that there was a difference in the visuals between standard and premium cars.

I would love to know where you are getting the information that the 800 cars will be lower quality cars than the cars in GT5 Prologue? I have seen all news reports and nowhere have I seen such info. You seem to be nit picking for an argument and an excuse not to buy the game.

Get your facts straight. This is where our discussion started.

Maybe you should go to an optician then because I havent seen pictures of any cars with lower quality graphics than GT5 Prologue in any of the new pictures or videos. All the cars in the pictures and videos look just as good as they do in GT5 Prologue and no worse.

I did not tell you to get your eyes checked because you saw a difference between standard and normal cars.

Im not disputing the difference between the Premium and normal car differences. I am disputing the fact that he thinks the standard cars are lower quality than GT5 Prologue. I have shown the pictures and videos to a few other people showing the differences in the cars and nobody saw any difference in the quality of the cars graphics between the GT5 Prologue cars and the standard cars.

Do you use selective reading often?
 
I'm sorry for the long reply but the nice way you're conducting your intervention with me deserved a fully and more deeper response.
Not a problem at all, its been an enjoyable debate, and as I say my only issue was with the assumption around the inclusion/exclusion of interiors on standard cars.

Exactly what the end result will be we don't yet know and to be honest I was playing devils advocate to a degree.

On a personal note its always been about the physics for me, so the exact degree of detail between the two types is of secondary importance. Yes full interiors on all would be nice, but for me its far from a deal breaker.



Get your facts straight. This is where our discussion started.

Do you use selective reading often?
Your tone is not helping matters at all, can you please calm down and address other members with a degree of respect when posting.


Scaff
 
I think on the point of Standard interiors, I have to side with Seismica. We just don't know. We have two journalistic sources which indicate there are definitely interiors of some sort on Standard cars. And yet we have a number of others, including The Master himself, stating the opposite.

Until some solid revelations come along, I think it's best to just keep your fingers crossed, and realize it may not happen. But keep in mind that you'll be enjoying 200-plus cars in GT5 which look even better than in Prologue.
 
I think on the point of Standard interiors, I have to side with Seismica. We just don't know. We have two journalistic sources which indicate there are definitely interiors of some sort on Standard cars. And yet we have a number of others, including The Master himself, stating the opposite.

Until some solid revelations come along, I think it's best to just keep your fingers crossed, and realize it may not happen. But keep in mind that you'll be enjoying 200-plus cars in GT5 which look even better than in Prologue.

Where did you hear the master say we don't have cockpit in standard cars?

Anyway all that stuff about track editor was right

yeah. From his latest tweets, the stuff Sony revealed is true and in the game, but Kaz is a little upset about it and wanted to reveal it at a later time.
 
Where did you hear the master say we don't have cockpit in standard cars?
It was in a rather awkward tweet in which he was asking, since Standard cars weren't up to Premium build, would a black frame interior be good enough?

I'm as excited as anyone over the track builder though. Looking forward to November more than ever. 👍
 
It was in a rather awkward tweet in which he was asking, since Standard cars weren't up to Premium build, would a black frame interior be good enough?

I'm as excited as anyone over the track builder though. Looking forward to November more than ever. 👍

O yea i read that the Honda interview imo it sounded like kaz was just saying that. As if it was just small talk. Like you said Nov 2 cant get here any sooner.
 
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