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- bkviper
Does anyone else think that if you combined the best aspects of TDU2 and GT5 that you would have a damn near perfect driving game?
Obviously we need the physics model from GT5.
We need the car selection from GT5.
We need the scenery, buildings, and rest of the environment from TDU2. I thought sunrise on the Nurburgring in GT5 was impressive, but sunset on Ibeza as you drive through the mountains is really something beautiful.
We need the islands and all their roads from TDU2 and then you can take airplane rides to all the tracks in GT5.
What else should we take from each game?
These games show that the ability is out there for all the things we want, it's just a matter of getting one game to do it all.
Obviously we need the physics model from GT5.
We need the car selection from GT5.
We need the scenery, buildings, and rest of the environment from TDU2. I thought sunrise on the Nurburgring in GT5 was impressive, but sunset on Ibeza as you drive through the mountains is really something beautiful.
We need the islands and all their roads from TDU2 and then you can take airplane rides to all the tracks in GT5.
What else should we take from each game?
These games show that the ability is out there for all the things we want, it's just a matter of getting one game to do it all.