The elevation looks much better in this shot from the trailer
If that's what they said it's wrong. 250 Man-days maybe or 250 calender days by 1 or more people maybe...Cheers for posting, the director of the Ascari track said 250 polyphony people were working on recreating Ronda and the Ascari track for a year. Are there 250 PD employees then?
I've been thinking that it's an unknown amount of people worldwide associated with PD, or essentially, are employees, in addition to the +150 people that work in Tokyo and Fukuoka. The figure of "140-150 employees" hasn't changed since before GT5 released even when there's been evidence of PD hiring (which shouldn't be a surprise) coupled with having been over three years since we first "knew" PD has at least 140 employees makes me think work is outsourced, but not finalized until it goes through PD (so that PD themselves aren't carrying the entire workload.)Cheers for posting, the director of the Ascari track said 250 polyphony people were working on recreating Ronda and the Ascari track for a year. Are there 250 PD employees then?
Definitely not what he said or meant. Mister dog should have made it more clear though. I'm sure there are some native speakers of Spain's spanish
and there have been some really good translations, especially recently about Ronda/Ascari in GT6, made by a couple of people on GTP. In the video, they also state the thing about December 2 and 3 being days in which more information will be made available. https://www.gtplanet.net/gt6-launch-party-announced/
Could well be that PD outsources stuff (do they really trust outsiders??basically is what he was saying when he stated the number of people involved which sounded something like, "the work done by the people of 'Sony Polyphony', those that have 'created' a virtual reality, the work done by 150 programmers during the course of a year, and 'overall', the work that you see on the screen and you'll see in the game has taken over a year of work by 250 people."
That is essentially what he says after the 3:40 mark in the video. The really weren't many times when he was using periods in his statements.
You're from Spain, you can clarify what he said, no?
), but i didn't hear him say 150 tough, i recall he only mentioned the 250 PD people that worked on the project. Then again i'm a Belgian so i might have overheard some Andalucian mumbling there Oh, ok. Well, after he mentioned the 150 people at "Sony Polyphony", he mentions that it cost 250 people over a year of work exclusively for "this game". Then, that's when it cuts to the clips of trailers of GT6.Could well be that PD outsources stuff (do they really trust outsiders??
He's wrong...just another politico or bureaucrat who has no idea what he's talking about trying to look cool and important.I listened to it again and now i can confirm that in the latter part of the video he mentions 250 programmers, so programmers would be counting out potential outsourced folk there also
The man might be wrong tough, but it's a surprising statement.
"Programadores" and "personas" definitely aren't the same thing. At the very last seconds, he says it took over 250 "personas" to exclusively get Ronda into the game. It could mean overall, including the people at PD. And from his statements, it seems definite that PD had people other than those that work in Tokyo and Fukuoka help them; so a form of outsourcing.?...I listened to it again and now i can confirm that in the latter part of the video he mentions 250 programmers, so programmers would be counting out potential outsourced folk there also
The man might be wrong tough, but it's a surprising statement.
Cheers for posting, the director of the Ascari track said 250 polyphony people were working on recreating Ronda and the Ascari track for a year. Are there 250 PD employees then?
He's not trying to look more important than he is. Come on. With the attitude, goodness grief.
. I confess this is the track I'm most looking forward to, moreso than even Bathurst. I love that it's not crowded with bleachers and buildings and guardrails and all kinds of view blocks. It's fast and flowing and should make for great racing.
Agreed Johnny, this is a track (edit: I meant to say tracks like this, I've never driven here, but this type of fast, flowing, wide to narrow corners) that I always tell students "it's an artform to drive." Meaning that broad fast corners with wide entries mean lots of different varying techniques, where creativity pays off in terms of dropping lap times. I think Bathurst will be fun but I'm really excited for Ascari.Exceptional
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I`m in heaven right now. Amazing work from PD!!! THX a lot for this brilliant new game! 👍👍👍
For me Christmas is earlier this year! ;-)
First touch for my personal history!
