Well lets call karts for Car-like then. its still the same basics - speeder, brake, steeringwheel etc.
And there is nothing wrong with bikes, they just don't interest me one single bit, I know nothing about them, and have no desire too.
And i don't wanna race them, especially not in GT.
You are not developing the game and pd are not developing it for just you. If you dont want bikes then so be it, just dont use them; but to say you wouldnt buy the game because you couldnt get 100% get a life! it would be your loss no one elses. I personally would love to see the series expand within 1 game. We have NASCAR, Rally and F-1 why not keep expanding so as we could have drag racing, bikes etc. If I dont like something I just dont use it.
Back on topic. Id like to see bikes implemented along with any other new content. As alluded above in many posts more events are needed
Im +1 on the licenses being needed to actually access races (get rid of leveling up)
This is a racing sim and imo that means it is as realistic as possible. Id like to see cars costing money to repair, i.e. if you bend your car during a race or practice you have to pay to fix it. Obviously this should be optional as it may deter less serious gamers.
Qualification: I find racing from last everytime not so much of a challenge... you either need a faster car to be able to win or if you match your car with the ai then its near impossible to get 1st in 5 laps
Adjustable race lengths which is directly linked to prize money.
More customization and not nfs street style but stuff that actually makes a difference.
F**za (sorry) vinyl editor.
Maybe this is too far but I dont like how you can get a stock car and put a level 3 turbo on it with no damage. Id personally like to see some kind of restriction as to what mods you can make or damage if you install parts in wrong way/order.
This game is absolutely awesome and I personally think its better than that microsoft game; however with that being said there is always room for improvement and I look forward to seeing the future of the gt series.