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When debating and discussing GT5 on these forums, it becomes really apparent that there are several groups of different players who are drawn to the GT franchise. I want to find out how players divide up between the types of GT fan I have observed, based on their expectations, things they like about GT5, and things they feel are lacking.
What kind of GT5 player are you? Choose the category that best describes you.
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The Completionists - They want all-golds and 100% status. Level 40 and 40. Every PSN trophy acquired is a little bit of serotonin released. If you had a bugged regional version of GT2 and couldn't get 100% due to a game bug, it still annoys you a little. The shorter A-Spec mode has been a letdown to these players especially, and the poorly executed ''story mode'' portion of the game (a natural progression through offline races) has them irked.
The Collectors - They want close to or entirely all the cars in the game. The lack of Premium cars in GT5 has been the biggest letdown about the game for these players. These players lament the fact that they have to grind the same track over and over in order to purchase that beautiful LMP racer or classic beast. A lot of their time is spent happily alone at night, rushing along the 'Ring in Hotlap mode and tweaking setups for every car.
The Online Racers - Their biggest want of GT5 and future games is as a platform for great online racing. The length of the offline A-spec is less important compared to the tools Polyphony gives players to matchmake and host online racing events.
What kind of GT5 player are you? Choose the category that best describes you.
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The Completionists - They want all-golds and 100% status. Level 40 and 40. Every PSN trophy acquired is a little bit of serotonin released. If you had a bugged regional version of GT2 and couldn't get 100% due to a game bug, it still annoys you a little. The shorter A-Spec mode has been a letdown to these players especially, and the poorly executed ''story mode'' portion of the game (a natural progression through offline races) has them irked.
The Collectors - They want close to or entirely all the cars in the game. The lack of Premium cars in GT5 has been the biggest letdown about the game for these players. These players lament the fact that they have to grind the same track over and over in order to purchase that beautiful LMP racer or classic beast. A lot of their time is spent happily alone at night, rushing along the 'Ring in Hotlap mode and tweaking setups for every car.
The Online Racers - Their biggest want of GT5 and future games is as a platform for great online racing. The length of the offline A-spec is less important compared to the tools Polyphony gives players to matchmake and host online racing events.
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