In-car clock

[Leadfoot53]

Go to your room and don't come back out until you know what you've done wrong

You have to admit, Criterion did the time of day system well.

They had the 24 minute day, 48 minute, 2 hour (i think) and 24 hour day, in addition to the scale to real life... and in multiplayer, you take the host's settings... you have to admit, its pretty ingenious...

 

[maximumattack]

You have to admit, Criterion did the time of day system well.

... you have to admit, its pretty ingenious...

Its true, they did but saying that PD could do something more like Burnout Paradise is absurd on any level.

If I'm hot lapping the Nurburgring in my Veyron and its taking me about 7m40s I'd be expecting my clock to move forward by that amount of time.

Criterion don't have that in Burnout Paradise, the Burning Routes may have a time limit on them but is 1 sec race time the same as 1 sec daytime?

Or does the scaled time change to 1:1 when you race and back to 1:12 when just driving round?

Whichever one it does could not be implemented properly in Gran Turismo as 60kph always needs to be 60kph, you must take a full minute on both your games clock and your wristwatch to travel those 1000metres or else your mileages will be all over the place, as I'm also expecting the return of working odometers in GT5.

I hope this makes sense

 

[Tompie913]

Honestly I'm not seriously bothered if the clock will or won't work, but if it does, itt should either show the actual time of day or the in-game time of day, with the option to choose between the two.

 

[thelastguy]

I'm sure there will be a working clock

Edit:

The clock has to show the actual time, or it should be turned off I think