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I just found out 5 minutes ago that the RX7 has a beep thingy when you're in interior view and revving out your engine (EDIT: A rev buzzer). Have you guys found tiny things like these in other cars?
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I just found out 5 minutes ago that the RX7 has a beep thingy when you're in interior view and revving out your engine. Have you guys found tiny things like these in other cars?
Searched it up, it's a rev buzzer. Sorry for the confusion But yeah, they included the rev buzzer on the RX7 in interior view.A what?
I just found out 5 minutes ago that the RX7 has a beep thingy when you're in interior view and revving out your engine (EDIT: A rev buzzer). Have you guys found tiny things like these in other cars?
A what?
You don't need photomode if the tires are visible during the game. )It's not on a specific car but you can notice the tyre wear by looking at the tyres in photo mode during replays
You don't need photomode if the tires are visible during the game. )
That is the only car currently with that little detail.I just found out 5 minutes ago that the RX7 has a beep thingy when you're in interior view and revving out your engine (EDIT: A rev buzzer). Have you guys found tiny things like these in other cars?
Ha - Ha really?
Can you activate that with an automatic gearbox as well, or only manual?
A what?
I noticed the rev buzzer on the RX7 as well, mainly as I am an RX8 owner which has the same feature. I'll be honest, one of the first things I tried lol
Been playing this game on the wheel (after getting it for Christmas) and to my surprise, the R3 and L3 buttons (or is it R2 and L2?) can be used to turn on the blinkers on road cars. Thought that was neat.
I'd like to see some footage of this; never noticed it!You guys probably already noticed this, but the drivers periodically check their mirrors if there is another car nearby.
At least on the Porsche RSR I noticed that it worksRace cars have it as well - if you didn't try it yet, make a custom race on the Nordschleife and flash your headlights when coming from behind, the car ahead will start it's blinker (left or right)
EDIT: anyone noticed on GT cars if the side lights work accordingly? I'm talking about the IMSA's leader light system.
The graphical quality is GTS is otherworldly compared to Assetto Corsa but I strongly disagree about the FFB being superior. AC is otherworldly in this respect in my opinion. GTS is better than I thought it would be, although it's a little lifeless at the centre, but to compare it to the complexity of AC is not right to me. I do find racing cars better as the additional force of increased downforce can certainly be felt....
Love the loads of little details in GT. I just fired up Assetto Corsa for a quick go because I bought it ages ago when it was on sale and never really played it. After GT Sport, it looks awful - maybe somewhere around the level of GT6 on the PS3, and the graphics were really bleached out on the sunny events. It wasn't a pleasant experience at all. I was also underwhelmed by the feedback, with the steering mostly dead (maybe realistic - it was a boggo Alfa hatchback) apart from a really aggressive rattle over any bumps - this surprised me because people seem to rave about how accurate it is - does it get better with faster cars?
Switched back to GT and the difference in the visuals was incredible. It may be a way off perfect, but it makes AC look positively last-gen.
The cord moves amazingly in the GT-R GT500!
To be honest, it just looks like its just at the opposite side of the spectrum. The cars seem like they're driving on the flattest road in the world, with very little changes from bumps. Where as Forza is a bit extreme with the parts of the car moving.It's much better than all the unrealistic vibration's in forza motorsport 7
The cord moves amazingly in the GT-R GT500!
I noticed that earlier. Thought I was just seeing things.In Tsukuba cars flash their high beams when trying to pass you. At least they did in the Miata cup !
To be honest, it just looks like its just at the opposite side of the spectrum. The cars seem like they're driving on the flattest road in the world, with very little changes from bumps. Where as Forza is a bit extreme with the parts of the car moving.