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Are invalid laps ranked amongst the valid ones in GT then?
No invalid laps don't count at all in GT5, however what GT5 and FM4 consider 'invalid' appear to be very different.
Are invalid laps ranked amongst the valid ones in GT then?
The GT academy is another hit due to leaderboards I think. Not all participants could apply even if they won. They just like the LB.
Those people who are Nr1.,2 ,3 ... they play GT Academy day'n'night. So no ordinary people cant make it to the top. And yes i play gt academy only for LB and cars.
And Ofcourse no, GT5 isnt dying. I playing it from release day and i dont even get bored of playing with it , maybe becauze i got really good friends and g27+playseat.
SlipZtrEmIt's unfortunate a lot of people seem set on picking a side, one way or the other. I'm all too happy that I took the plunge and picked up an Xbox 360 not as a replacement for my PS3, but to complement it. Having both games is a win/win situation, and after over six months with FM4, and a year and a half of GT5, I can still say both games excel at different things.
That said, other than this recent leak about Motegi, it has never really been made clear if GT5 will see any further DLC, not counting the sticker-jobs that are the GTAcademy prizes. But the game is far from over - those who've been around the online communities from back in the PS1/PS2 days will tell you that there's always something to do. That's the great thing about racing games, especially ones with customization. We did "online racing" (in the time trial, submit times sort of way) for a decade before Prologue showed up!
I hope the game isn't dead, I planned on playing some this weekend.Mini rant, that is such an overused phrase, is blah blah dead. Why is it whenever someone on the internet becomes bored with something or doesn't like it it is dead? Hardcore gaming is dead, motion controls are dead, portable systems are dead, PS3 is dead, XBOX360 is dead, GT5 is dead, it's all dead if you believe forums.
To answer your question is GT5 dead, no, it is not. I was just on and it still works. People are still playing and enjoying the game. They are still updating the Seasonals and OCD on a weekly basis. From the leaked photos of Twin Ring Motegi it seems PD is still updating and adding to it. When the servers shut down, GT6 is released, and the game implodes on itself then you can say it's dead. Until then, I'm going to enjoy what I find to be a very very good game.
I love this game and I'll be in it till gt6 comes out but it's dead!!! Face it!
I love this game and I'll be in it till gt6 comes out but it's dead!!! Face it!
I read the OP and a few comments... and I have this to say:
GT5 isn't over, not even close.
Why? Because of sites like this...
Gran Turismo is such a close-knit community unlike any other.
Even with sub-par community features built into the game, us Turismo players congregate in places like this (GT Planet) and with all the clubs, leagues, events, teams, etc. always ongoing with the support of the dedicated community, we thrive!!
In your opinion dude, numbers don't lie.
The entirety of this thread makes no sense whatsoever.
"Is GT5 dead?" is a completely nonsensical question. When you buy GT5 initially, you buy a game on a disc that you can play for as long as you wish; the makers are under no obligation to continue adding to your purchase. The game itself can only be 'dead' to an individual when he or she decides to put it away that final time.
I bought the game again last week after a year's hiatus from it. Having loads of fun, playing between GT5 and FM4. Couldn't care less about DLC, new cars, new tracks and all that.
GTP Members high as xxxx, arguing over hypotheses and xxxx.
Once again that is what the thread means, being "dead" to a player as far as wanting to play a game or not is a different matter. As well as a subjective personal matter at that.
RikkiGT-RThe entirety of this thread makes no sense whatsoever.
"Is GT5 dead?" is a completely nonsensical question. When you buy GT5 initially, you buy a game on a disc that you can play for as long as you wish; the makers are under no obligation to continue adding to your purchase. The game itself can only be 'dead' to an individual when he or she decides to put it away that final time.
I bought the game again last week after a year's hiatus from it. Having loads of fun, playing between GT5 and FM4. Couldn't care less about DLC, new cars, new tracks and all that.
GTP Members high as xxxx, arguing over hypotheses and xxxx.
This is the only point of the thread I was targeting.
The entirety of this thread makes no sense whatsoever.
"Is GT5 dead?" is a completely nonsensical question. When you buy GT5 initially, you buy a game on a disc that you can play for as long as you wish; the makers are under no obligation to continue adding to your purchase. The game itself can only be 'dead' to an individual when he or she decides to put it away that final time.
I bought the game again last week after a year's hiatus from it. Having loads of fun, playing between GT5 and FM4. Couldn't care less about DLC, new cars, new tracks and all that.
YEAH RIGHT!!!! As I stated in my original post. Other racers continue to get new content. Is this game DEAD? Are developers no longer wasting there time on thus one and focusing on the next iteration? It was a simple thought that I pondered that some how went over your head!
It didn't seem like it and still somewhat doesn't, but now that you've said otherwise I'll just have to go along with it.
In fairness I was drunk last night and so was probably being a little over-dramatic![]()
Then, internet connection became common on consoles, and shortly after, that's suddenly mutated into the belief that a game is "dead" if it isn't supported with regular stimulus packages, er, DLC. Which is odd, since we then have other folks complaining that DLC is ruining the current generation of games...
Awesome.I hope the game isn't dead, I planned on playing some this weekend.Mini rant, that is such an overused phrase, is blah blah dead. Why is it whenever someone on the internet becomes bored with something or doesn't like it it is dead? Hardcore gaming is dead, motion controls are dead, portable systems are dead, PS3 is dead, XBOX360 is dead, GT5 is dead, it's all dead if you believe forums.
To answer your question is GT5 dead, no, it is not. I was just on and it still works. People are still playing and enjoying the game. They are still updating the Seasonals and OCD on a weekly basis. From the leaked photos of Twin Ring Motegi it seems PD is still updating and adding to it. When the servers shut down, GT6 is released, and the game implodes on itself then you can say it's dead. Until then, I'm going to enjoy what I find to be a very very good game.
CSLACRAwesome.![]()
Alfabob46For a lot of people yes,
I believe that many people after years of playing gt 1,2,3 etc and after beating the AI and thinking they were the Stig they got a shock with Gt 5 and online play the realisation that they weren't the Stig and can't win every race and have got bored and moved on.
For people that just play offline and have had this title from launch with no seasonal races I imagine is pretty dead
But for me its truly still Alive !!!
I play at least 3 evenings a week. Mainly with friends online great mixed pp racing or even try some dirty racing lobbys these can be so much fun, it can be like rally cross I have nearly cried with laughter dishing out some harsh moves. I do the time trials seasonal etc when I need to top back up after a spend.
I sometimes do race meetings organised from this forum.
The game is only as dead as the ideas of the player.![]()