same as any GT game, the best damn racing game evernerdman60
Indeed. Doesn't matter how many racing games try to compete with it, some may even come damn close; but for me you cannot beat this game simply for the feeling you get when you're playing it.
I am second in gt3s bulgarian competition and i got my ps2 especially for this game but if they dont put damage i am gonna be very disappointed i dont wanna play the game over and over again just with little improvements
gran turismo is one of my all time favorite games, i was thinking i wasn't going to getGT5 but what i've seen so far looks amazing!, and so i'm gonna get it lol. the only things i don't like about GT5 is there going to have bikes i think.. and no bodykites but oh well..
Yeah GT is for me the best racing sim EVER (by far too). I can`t wait to get the new version, it`s one of the reasons I keep buying Playstations!! (Dont want any bikes and bodykits if only small changes can be made would be cool!!)
I am second in gt3s bulgarian competition and i got my ps2 especially for this game but if they dont put damage i am gonna be very disappointed i dont wanna play the game over and over again just with little improvementsberzerknot
Indeed. I also love the GT series, and really hope damage is included in the final game... and NOT as an update.
It will take them 30 delays to get it out im sure. But after its out, im sure will know why. You know that thing is gonna help as much as FF, or MGS, or any other game for latter sales.
I want to be excited about GT5...but after being spoiled by Forza 2 I can't say that it's going to be a must have game. Sure the game looks great...but after the disappointing physics in GT4 I was completely turned off. I own both the PS3 and the 360...I have every single GT and have been playing it forever (even bought the Logitech wheel for the PS2), so don't say that I'm a MS fanboy.
The reality of it is that Turn 10 did an insane job with Forza...and IMO the car physics make the game. From what was put out in GT4 and what I'm expecting out of GT5...Polyphony has continued on with the "car library" theme with the GT series.
I take it you have not drove a RWD car in Forza. lol And you dont drive many in real life either. Eclipse83Lives
I'veDRIVEN many RWD cars in Forza...as well as real life. All of the cars I've owned up to this point have been either AWD or RWD (Audi A4 and S4, FC RX7, Mitsu Evo, S2000, S13, 06 350z currently). I also do HPDEs and Open Track days so I have experience on the track in these cars. The reality of it is when you get a 700hp RWD car it is going to move around on you a lot (which is what I'm guessing you're implying by your comment). When you have all of the driver assists off (which is how you should be playing the game) the cars react just as they should.
I shouldn't even have to make any comments about just the damage physics. Let's face it...GT has cemented it's place in the arcade arena. Yes it looks great, has a bunch of cars, and a bunch of tracks...but as far as a true "simulator" goes...Forza has taken the title.
GT 5 will have damage. And you can make a car try and do exactly as would with a digital controler, and your gonna run into problems. The same problems Forza runs into. So you have to progam the game to compinsate for that, to where it equals out as how it would more realisticly. But thats a fine balncing act. One that Forza has not figured out quite yet. Their not bad. But its compared to the old PS2 GT 4. And GT4 "for the most part" holds to what you would do on the road. Where as you said "you knew what I was talking about" so thus you know the RWD problems that Forza has compared to being in the car. And again GT 4 wont be GT 5.
In real life you and me could probably ride 2 inches from a bumper ahead for 20 laps. I cant do that on Forza.
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