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Keep it up, great commentary
Thank You it looks so nice!👍i think it is the Subaru IMPREZA Sedan WRX STI (18inch BBS Wheel Option) 10![]()
Oh cool I can get one when I start! Thank You
He means life, as in "GT Life". Not online.
Could you please test the slipstream effects and check if they are realistic or not??
Could you make a video to go with it? Please make sure the speeds are above 250km/h.
And could you please use the professional settings with no aids.
Thanks for all the videos!
Luca
These videos are great -- like methadone treatment for sorry little GT fiends like me who can't get their fix for a few days yet. Really appreciated.
I love that you can buy something as simple as a front lip for the cars; every little detail like that helps add to the "ownership" experience, something that I feel is an essential element of Gran Turismo
There is a good video of a Gallardo racing at La Sarthe and it shows off the slipstreaming well, doesn't seem anywhere near as extreme now!
http://www.youtube.com/user/SuperFrason#p/u/0/SmoTrOS3Yco
found it!
hey, thank you for the help, but i have already seen this video.
And at the end of the straights, the Lamborghini is doing ~320km/h and when it is by itself it only achieves under 300km/h.
hence, why i think the drafting is still the same as prologue. It just looks like the drafting is not like prologue because sometimes the car ahead will also be in the draft of another car.
i also saw another GT5 video of a nascar doing 378km/h at indianapolis, this means, to me that the slipstream effect still is exaggerated like prologue.
Maybe there will be an option online to turn this off.
And that is why i would like Chris to show us a video of online racing, when he can, to show that this is still, hopefully, not an issue.
Luca
hey, thank you for the help, but i have already seen this video.
And at the end of the straights, the Lamborghini is doing ~320km/h and when it is by itself it only achieves under 300km/h.
hence, why i think the drafting is still the same as prologue. It just looks like the drafting is not like prologue because sometimes the car ahead will also be in the draft of another car.
i also saw another GT5 video of a nascar doing 378km/h at indianapolis, this means, to me that the slipstream effect still is exaggerated like prologue.
Maybe there will be an option online to turn this off.
And that is why i would like Chris to show us a video of online racing, when he can, to show that this is still, hopefully, not an issue.
Luca
Hey Chris, can you show a video of a manual car where you try to shift without the clutch at speed? (maybe the Miata). Thanks so much for all of the videos!
The AI was as well not even be on the track in those videos. What is the point of including them if they are so slow? Why cant PD produce AI that does not brake far to early? The AI also seems to have a rubber band effect too (le mans vid).
Typical PD here. Do so very much right in code, get some basic choices wrong. Online is going to be an awesome dream though.
hey, thank you for the help, but i have already seen this video.
And at the end of the straights, the Lamborghini is doing ~320km/h and when it is by itself it only achieves under 300km/h.
hence, why i think the drafting is still the same as prologue. It just looks like the drafting is not like prologue because sometimes the car ahead will also be in the draft of another car.
i also saw another GT5 video of a nascar doing 378km/h at indianapolis, this means, to me that the slipstream effect still is exaggerated like prologue.
Maybe there will be an option online to turn this off.
And that is why i would like Chris to show us a video of online racing, when he can, to show that this is still, hopefully, not an issue.
Luca
The AI also seems to have a rubber band effect too (le mans vid).![]()