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Ιt doesn't work from release of the game!!!Well, there's also the Instagram link thing...
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I do recall reading that here some years ago, but surely they can't avoid making new city tracks forever, right? Tokyo Expressway looks quite excellent, especially now that it has dynamic time (just don't look at the base of the skyscrapers). Saying all that, it is the only known city location PD has modelled in nearly 13 years (besides GT6's 3D Ronda) so maybe there really is no plan to bring back Rome or any other street-level circuit this generation. If that's the case, hurry up with Tokyo Expressway West, North and Big!iirc, they said something along the lines to not expect any more city tracks because of how many resources they need to make one vs a regular track.
Before whenever the unknown GR Cup race is, most likely.Not Surprise about the GR Corolla at all.
The only question for me is "WHEN?"
The "TBD" round is on 27th August. As the preceding Thursday isn't the last of the month, I assume the August update won't be out by then. Makes sense in that case for the Corolla to come in July if it is the unknown new Toyota.Before whenever the unknown GR Cup race is, most likely.
Poses the question. Begging the question is when something is answered by a premise that is assumed to be true:begs the question
So the kit Toyota sent to all the outlets had one press release each for the three cars, which are now on the newsroom site. But there was a fourth “fast facts” type release that just hit the major bullet points for each model that did not make it online. That’s where it’s mentioned.Not a thing I'd ever have doubted, nor do I doubt Adam - and it's not limited to just one site...
... but Toyota itself doesn't appear to make a specific note about that:
GR Corolla Circuit Edition Burns Bright for 2024 - Toyota USA Newsroom
PLANO, Texas (June 21, 2023) – The Toyota GR Corolla keeps bringing the heat with the return of the Circuit Edition for model year 2024. This time it adds a Blue Flame color choice for a head turning look, with […]pressroom.toyota.com
I half-thought they might have yanked it from their own releases after a stern telling-off (which also has precedent!), but the copy they sent out to the wires didn't have it either.So the kit Toyota sent to all the outlets had one press release each for the three cars, which are now on the newsroom site. But there was a fourth “fast facts” type release that just hit the major bullet points for each model that did not make it online. That’s where it’s mentioned.
I did think it was strange that it wasn’t present in the full GR Corolla release. I reached out to Sony to confirm on their end but I don’t expect to receive much insight. I’m also trying to get clarification from Toyota.
English is not my first language.Poses the question. Begging the question is when something is answered by a premise that is assumed to be true:
"We need the GR Corolla for the final round of the Toyota GR GT Cup, so it's coming this month" is begging the question - a firm conclusion (that the GR Corolla is definitely coming this month) based on a premise (the GR Corolla will be the unannounced car for R7) that's assumed to be true.
But I'd guess it probably is - on the basis of the fact cars aren't usually revealed by manufacturers too far in advance because they're not allowed to do so, and that big, TBD-shaped hole in the competition.
It's not really a "fail" - and pretty much all native English speakers get it wrong tooEnglish is not my first language.
Sometimes a fail from my part will happen.
But thanks anyway
I wouldn’t expect the option to remove the hood for this car. That’s not an option on any car in the game and there are a very small number of cars that have “unique” modifications like this exclusive to a single car and they are all Race Cars not Road Cars. If this ever become an option I’d expect it for most/all cars, but not exclusive to the Roadster.I know, I have a post here bit be real no one is going to reread what they have looked so, here goes.
This is more of a hope then then a prediction. With the Roadster finally showing up, I hope they did some work to the GT Auto aspect of the car. They surr had the time. By this I mean a option to remove the hood so we can see the glorious chrome Hemi. Or, New plastic fantastic Ford engine, your choice. The suspension is all exposed, maybe have it change with the fully adjustable suspension to a Jaguar's or new IFS/IRS from a Mustang.
Full disclosure, I have yet to engine swap or suspension swap any of the 6 I have.
Possible candidates for a new track would either be: (a.) a remade fictional track, or (b.) a new IMSA racetrack.I don't know why it's still considered so absurd and unacceptable by some to expect a new track. Sure, it takes way longer to create than cars, but damn, it would be the fourth new track being added in a 15 month lifetime. Why couldn't we start to expect them at this point? GT Sport had its fourth new track added through an update in like, 7 months after release.
Bathurst in the wet please.Laguna Seca and Monza rain variants.