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I'm not fussed which series, just 3 or 4 evenly matched cars.
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I'm not fussed which series, just 3 or 4 evenly matched cars.
I may be speaking for myself here, but I for one, really hope they expand on the road car collection in PC2. The most fun I've had in the game has been racing all of the road cars.
I think it's safe to say that many people here will be ecstatic with some of the new marques and cars in the works. However, I'm seeing a bit of same "neat cars with no rivals" direction, a big weakness of the first game. My hope that the future car list would result in more cohesive classes...has not been recognized.
Found a Tweet from Ginetta. Might mean PC2 thing.
Also means something before PC2 as well which could transition in to PC2.Most likely about the inclusion of the LMP3, and would for sure be about project cars 2, they more or less stated that support for pcars has stopped until the second game comes out,
What else is in Phoenix?This was something people brought up in PCars1 and it never got much response. I've given up trying to even provide feedback to them as it doesn't seem to get noticed.
I'm going to make an exception for one thing: broken glass. It still appears to be the 1990's esque laughable broken glass graphical element we witness in PCars (so bad it broke the entire immersion of the game for me). It's in the current Phoenix prototype right now and I'll have to raise hell if they plan on leaving that silliness in the game.
"Future road cars will be featured in Project Cars 3" - Ian Bell 2017
I was actually thinking about this and the DTM license recently. Was it Simbin who has the really strict license on DTM to the point that no other games can have more than one DTM car? Forza had to cut out a bunch of its DTM, and the Audi DTM was also cut from PCars. This really stinks, but I'm still confused because The Crew actually has two licensed DTM cars; the Mercedes C 63 and the BMW M4 (and the M4 has the official livery!). Does anyone know why PCars was limited and The Crew wasn't? Is it because it's a closed track sim, while The Crew is an open world arcade racer?Unfortunately I'd say no real good news for any "series" outside of the same GT3 abundance. As I mentioned in an earlier post somewhere there are still the large limitations on licensing and I'm seeing the same 'cool car...no opponent' issues. I'd expect about the same as Project Cars 1. Hope for 2-4 cars for class if you're lucky --- the exception being the popular GT3 class etc. Now, I could be wrong and there may be more stuff in the wings, DLC etc.