yeah, i know. it was a joke response to avoid turning the thread into an argument where we just keep repeating the same different opinions. however i felt i should make some response since you used me to counter Mod's point, despite the fact that my point was actually the same as Mod's.Bob wrote:I was answering Mod's question .. you are of course entitled to not be interested in the best driving game ever.RamSteelwood wrote:I checked with my mam and she said that my opinion is right.Bob wrote:Ramsteelwood said it wasn't appealing to him
Bob wrote:One with a Lambo at night over the random generated roads was exciting.
An interview with U.S. Gran Turismo producer Taku Imasaki recorded after last month’s GT6 reveal was just recently published by GamerHub.tv, and it contained a few interesting tidbits of information.First, Taku confirms that all recent SEMA Gran Turismo Award-winning cars will be available in the game, which would refer to the following:2010 GT Awards Winner: Mark Steilow’s ’69 Chevrolet Camaro2011 GT Awards Winner: Mary Pozzi’s ’71 Chevrolet Camaro2012 GT Awards Winner: David Eckert’s Ford Mach FortyThese highly customized cars will likely join other previous winners already featured in GT5, including Art Morrison’s 1960 Corvette and JR Rocha’s Infiniti G37.[font=Verdana, sans-serif] [/font]Finally, the interview helps shed some light on the large scale of downloadable content players can expect to be released for Gran Turismo 6 after its release, as Taku confirms that “at least one additional track per month will be downloadable.”
Without knowing the in's and out's you can't really say how it will effect it, plus remember that restrictions on vehicle and licence/level almost always come into play more than the money needed. When I play from the start I tend to stick with 1 car until I need another but by then I've generally earnt enough money to afford the next vehicle needed anyway.danclarke wrote:Why would you want to start a GT game with 1M in game credits? Surely that would just spoil the entire career mode?
In GT5 I seem to remember grinding to achieve a high enough level to compete in certain races though perhaps you are right, it's been a while since I had to do any grinding in a driving game. It is a fucking horrid situation though, I think part of it is the need to win every race which doesn't really happen (outside of Formula Ford!) so perhaps the game should recognise this?Bob wrote:It's not how I remember a GT game.. it's nearly always about grinding out events for more money so you can afford a car for another event..
Does it?Chief wrote:Didn't realise the demo drops next week.
Indeed. The best moments in any GT game are, for me, those first few races where you choose a ratty old Japanese hot hatch from the 80s or 90s and have ultra close finishes for a few games before your greed gets the better of you and you only enter cars that have 4x the horsepower of the rest of the field.danclarke wrote:Why would you want to start a GT game with 1M in game credits? Surely that would just spoil the entire career mode?
I always go down the lighten/stiffen/brakes route before I spend a penny on adding more horses.Ali wrote:The best moments in any GT game are, for me, those first few races where you choose a ratty old Japanese hot hatch from the 80s or 90s and have ultra close finishes for a few games before your greed gets the better of you and you only enter cars that have 4x the horsepower of the rest of the field.
random_dave wrote:Are we having a bit of friendly forum (leaderboard) competition with this demo then?
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