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I'm not sure how or what you consider unrewarding. I guess what I'm trying to ask is with the little or no experience at any of the two (from what I've seen at least)you have, how do you consider them unrewarding?
I agree but you also have to bear in mind that licensing japanese cars is far less ecpensive for a japanese company, that you have to please the japanese crowd and that you have to please the japanese car manufacturers.
Its all a business thing and it has nothing to do with Yamauchis taste.
If that would be the case, we could drive Porsche since GT1. lol
im thirteen....
older i know...
i spent my past play gt, i really loved my old time spent play gt...
all the night, all the morning, i really loved it...
after gt2 release i really thought that PD is the best game productor of the world... they think like us, and after they put into ideas in new game version...
gt3 i hated really...
gt4 i loved...but my feelings weren't like the first GT or GT2....
GT5 i think will give me the same feelings like the first GT... i'm sure......
I hope GT5 will give me that feeling that GT1 gave me when i first played, its unexplainable...(i just bought Gt1 again too)
That happens because the computer isn't able to process it as your fault or not because it can't read your mind.I don't want to see penalties inflicted on me for other drivers mistakes, also i don't want to see body kits and big spoilers that are not available to the actual car in the real world, and i do not want to see the grass areas being used as part of the track.
I do not want to see CAR AWARDS. I like the idea... at first.. but then after few events completion you have few cars in you're garage that you never wanna drive so you sell them. You get money and then you quickly get MUCH money. I like to take SLOW progress. Winning cars just spreads up the whole progress. Winnable CARS should only be available in Endurance racing only.
Considering that "removing" drifting would require making the physics highly unrealistic, I say leave it in.Drifting - it goes against the idea of racing altogether. More show than go, form over function![]()
Considering that "removing" drifting would require making the physics highly unrealistic, I say leave it in.
Drifting - it goes against the idea of racing altogether. More show than go, form over function![]()