Welcome to GTPlanet!
Create Your FREE Account

Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="MIE1992, post: 12811184, member: 275490"] Another thing I thought of just now, is that maybe the livery editor is relatively limited for GTS so that PD can basically use GTS' editor for broader assessments. Like if it'd be worth bringing back and expanding upon in the next game. I'm not entirely sure if I'm convinced, given that everyone just wants to make replicas - I think a skin-based system may be better, which could still allow for a lot of different patterns, both based on actual cars and made-for-game liveries seen in prior GT games, like the cup racers. This would of course be in addition to having more "physical" part options, such as the aero parts in GT6, or the various wheel models. And also various unlockable suits and helms, like in GT6. It's honestly a bit similar to my feeling on the course generator/editor. I don't think that any of these three features are going to facilitate the creation of interesting, original designs as much as they're just be filled with various replicas, both from real life and from other media. However, I'm open to the idea of somehow encouraging original yet appealing stuff in this regard. I do still like the idea of the "GT Creative Suite" mobile/desktop app. And I think that for the featured stuff, PD could have staff that work on those respective areas be the ones picking them. So the guy who's made some of the original courses for the series could be hand-picking his recent favorite course designs made by players. Not to mention that I think the UI could use a ton of overhaul, especially for searching by more specific parameters. Instead of searching by certain windows of time, you could select by "most downloads," (I think sorting by likes is a bit botched by the fact that there's an achievement that depends on how many things you've liked), and then further sort them by "this week," "this month," "this year," and "of all time." [/QUOTE]

Verification