The One Track That You Would Delete In GT5?

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I think most of the city tracks in the game serve a purpose. R246 is a wide city circuit with decent variety, Rome is short but sweet and also rather scenic, the special stages are the only night-time city circuits (and both are acceptable circuits IMO), Cote D'Azur/Monaco is fleshing out the much needed RL circuits in the game, Madrid is a fun, narrow city course, and London... uh... is a narrow city course that isn't fun?...
... I would almost certainly remove London - we already have a narrow city circuit in the form of Madrid, and there's a shorter layout of Madrid as well if the original seems too long. Why do we need another city circuit that's even shorter and much more bland?
 
London and SSRX, with actual old world tracks that are gone or current real world.

Its difficult to understand what they tried to do with London, Is it a cruise track? Is it a race track? Is it just something to show off?

It would have been better if they mapped it better to include a decent size straight with a pit lane, Its no worse then the Miami street circuit,
 
Its difficult to understand what they tried to do with London, Is it a cruise track? Is it a race track? Is it just something to show off?

It would have been better if they mapped it better to include a decent size straight with a pit lane, Its no worse then the Miami street circuit,

If anything I wish they had kept New York rather than make London.
 
There are a few street tracks they could have kept, Hong Kong being one,
 
The Indy track shouldn't have been in GT5 because IMHO, Daytona is better because you can always maintain your speed.
 
I'm in agreement with the 'we need more tracks' argument. However, for the sake of this topic, I would get rid of the Top Gear Test Track. Quite how a track can look so much more interesting on television than it is to 'drive', I've no idea.
 
The Indy track shouldn't have been in GT5 because IMHO, Daytona is better because you can always maintain your speed.

That's no reason not to have Indy in the game as well.
 
One of those dreadful city tracks, london or rome, ect. No flow whatsoever, I havent spent a minute on one outside of A-spec, special events, and seasonals
 
The 3 tracks I would delete is Suzuka Circuit (too difficult, even for my Shelby Cobra), Trial Mountain (has a crapload of blind turns), and Deep Forest Raceway (I have a bad reputation with this track, especially on those blind turns).

BuickGNXlover
 
The 3 tracks I would delete is Suzuka Circuit (too difficult, even for my Shelby Cobra), Trial Mountain (has a crapload of blind turns), and Deep Forest Raceway (I have a bad reputation with this track, especially on those blind turns).

BuickGNXlover

1: Your using a Shelby Cobra.
2: That's what maps for
3: I don't think your reputation has anything to do with a track and use number 2
 
1: Your using a Shelby Cobra.
2: That's what maps for
3: I don't think your reputation has anything to do with a track and use number 2

1. I use the Cobra during the Event which I forget. The corners make my Cobra spin out, even with Traction Control on 10 and Spin Recovery enabled.
2. The blind corners catch me off-guard, no matter what car I drive, and that hill took out my Challenger SRT8, my PT Cruiser, my 300C, and my Carina ED. :banghead:
3. The track is narrow, resulting in me smashing into barriers. :ouch:
 
The corners don't make you spin out, you being crazy on the gas makes you spin out.
 
Toscana Dirt - Nice looking track but driving there is confusing. It's not that nice as other dirt tracks would be.
 
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