A bit of both, I'd say. I'd say I enjoy playing competitively, but it's not like I plan to become the absolute best. I just like trying to do my best.If you had to choose, is it just a game to enjoy at your leisure or a platform to improve your abilities to become an elite driver?
In non FF’s, some of the best racing you can find.To race the GR.4 cars.
If you had a 3rd option that said "To kick some ass", it would get a lot of votes, too.
Where are you going after GTS it’s the best for the money of all the online racing Simulators. Just check the home page of gtplanet , Seven million are BS about online and AI racing About Gran Turismo , I personally have not entered a race In GTS without 12 to 15 real drivers in the ABC daily’s . I drove with the good , bad and the ugly In most of my racing And having the best Surprise of good racing competition . I hope like you that GT7 will be better but if not a updated GTS will be just as good.To follow-up on my previous message, I feel like I am going to play GTS much less after the conclusion of this year's FIAGTCs. I have other games I want to play (and other shows to watch, etc.) and I just don't really feel it anymore with GTS. I might dabble with the daily races every now and then after the end of this year's FIAGTCs, but I feel like I'm largely going to wait until GT7. I also don't feel like I'll have enough time to participate in another championship in the future, though I think it's likely I'll participate in GT7's equivalent of the daily races. But otherwise, I feel like not doing a future championship will be a load off my mind, to be honest.
I also look forward to the return of a more thorough modification system in GT7, whereas in GTS, I don't really feel motivated to make a livery for a car when all you can really change is the wheels, and maybe add some minor items like the windshield banner and your username. I wanna see stuff from GT6 return and then some, like the rear wings, canards, splitters, and diffusers. Or even the different headlight/tail light designs you could install on some cars. If I'm going to make a livery, I want to see to it that the car truly feels like it's mine otherwise.
Neither. I wanted a sim with an online community that is:If you had to choose, is it just a game to enjoy at your leisure or a platform to improve your abilities to become an elite driver?
Neither. I wanted a sim with an online community that is:
This (the GT series) is the first one I found that satisfies all three requirements.
- accessible
- active
- not elitist