I've watched the Nurburgring videos recently and I don't like how much detail loss occurs. From PD and KY, I would expect them, if they're going to do it, to do it right. Still, I've watched the videos a few times and the visuals in the rear view are worst than GT1.
One way around it would be to turn it off in the options, I suppose but still, GT5 has been in development for so long that one tends to expect better than this.
I mean GTForever is one of the longest driving games in development and while, like many of us, I wait with anticipation, I'm concerned. Driving games on the PS1, like TOCA, had reverse lights, full damage, skidmarks, intelligent AI and more, one can't help but starting to doubt GT's calibre.
One way around it would be to turn it off in the options, I suppose but still, GT5 has been in development for so long that one tends to expect better than this. I mean GTForever is one of the longest driving games in development and while, like many of us, I wait with anticipation, I'm concerned. Driving games on the PS1, like TOCA, had reverse lights, full damage, skidmarks, intelligent AI and more, one can't help but starting to doubt GT's calibre.
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I want my mirror to display what is behind me, whether that be other cars, trees, track, my skid marks and smoke from doing a bad burnout off the startline, signs, etc etc. That's the realistic thing to do and aids immersion (opposed to having a mirror made up of a few poorly lit and ugly blocky textures that look vaguely like a car).
