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No, do not want. TT on PS2 was enough for me to understand, that i really don't like motorbikes in video games, even if they made by PD.
If you want to play motorbikes go buy SBK X http://www.sbkthegame.com We are still waiting GT5 after a long time, just don't give them the BAD idea to daley it again.. Iif you are a motorbike fan just buy SBK and play it. It's a great game, really.No. I don't want bikes in GT series at all. (99% in here want more premium cars instead of bikes)
To me, there's a huge difference between taking the time to develop bikes for GT5 and creating TT2. It's rather simple, really. I'd love a a full blooded TT2, a game that's bike culture's Gran Turismo. Spending that time on something, well, a 'half arsed job', so to speak, doesn't seem worth it to me.Now that's a more 'logical' explanation to your objection than the first one I quoted but still the argument of time being spend on including bikes somehow taking away time developing cars ( and therefore DLC car packs ) is assuming they wouldn't start developing Tourist Trophy 2 alongside developing cars for GT5 and GT6 anyway which in essence won't make much of a difference apart from choosing the platform to offer them in ( either TT2 or GT5 ) as the time would already be devided between them.
One part of what makes GT the game it is (and should make TT2 the game it should be), is the incredibly amount of vehicles to pick one from. I fail to see the point of, like, 20 to 30 bikes being added to GT5 via DLC. It goes against the whole 'encyclopaedia of vehicles' idea.But I'm no purist ( not saying you are though ) and I reckon it would be fun to actually race a car against a bike ( just one against one, not a whole field ) once in a while and I can see them being included adding variety, not necessarily ( depending on the way it's implemented ofcourse ) a watered down compromise.
Yup, that we could definitely agree on:tup:At least we can agree on both hoping a sequel to TT will be offered eventually ( better sooner than later ), as we do seem to like both cars and bikes, although not about them being combined apparantly but there you go ( combined in the same game I mean, I did like your suggestion of cross-game interaction which I too thought about and technically possible I guess since they're both based on the same underlying structure, offer the same track content, etc.).
You might want to just read my response to analog's post, then.Now ponder on that..........
To me, there's a huge difference between taking the time to develop bikes for GT5 and creating TT2. It's rather simple, really. I'd love a a full blooded TT2, a game that's bike culture's Gran Turismo. Spending that time on something, well, a 'half arsed job', so to speak, doesn't seem worth it to me.
I just like both cars and bikes to much to see either watered down by the other, that's about it.
One part of what makes GT the game it is (and should make TT2 the game it should be), is the incredibly amount of vehicles to pick one from. I fail to see the point of, like, 20 to 30 bikes being added to GT5 via DLC. It goes against the whole 'encyclopaedia of vehicles' idea.
Yup, that we could definitely agree on:tup:
Having a cross-game interaction would also enable people to race bikes against cars while still having two full blooded games to choose from.
The basic idea behind it was that you'd chose GT if you wanted to race a car, TT if you wanted to race a bike. The games would just exchange the models necessarry for the race (unless you own a copy of the other game and it's installed to your HDD or something). If the games are just exchanging the positional data of the other vehicles, both could run on specific physic engines, which would probably be necessary to create a proper feeling of riding a bike in TT2...
That's what crossed my mind, at the very least. And the price per bike would be considerably lower, as well![]()
Exactly! 👍To answer the question i would say no, because we would be waiting for next christmas instead of this one. More concerned about the cockpits.
In a perfect world that would be great but if they haven't added people to work on a game that is 6 years in the making adding another team to make a side game from GT is not going to happen. Just like GTPSP that took people away from GT5 I'm sure and that is another reason we have been waiting so long for this game because having all their ducks in a row is not what they have done, and I blame Sony for this so thinking it will change in the future is a pipe dream. IMO.
Yes! And I want horses! It won't be a real racing game without horses!
And I want to be able to get out of the car and run!
And there had better be a Vespa Cup!
Didn't they use most of GT4 sound, tracks and models to do GTPSP?
I don't want motorbikes, i prefer new/latest cars in DLC
Yeah you should be able to get out and run around the track and stop another player and then take his car. That would be awesome.
It would be cool if they added some weapons to the character to. And a city to run around in. And choppers to fly around in. And then throw in some mob bosses and we got the A-class version of GT. Let's call it GTA.
No bikes, ask PD For Tourist Trophy 2