@_Matt_ said:
@HAZE-Unit said:
Two of the most criticized aspects of GT5 are fixed, the whole UI is waaaay better, everything is easy to navigate to, no more 10 clicks to buy a car or to search where to go next.
The other aspect is load times, the game runs very much faster, there is no 20 minutes install, the game installs as you play and the overall experience is much faster.
As far as premiums and standards go, the game puts all of the cars in one place, the dealership which makes everything universal, basically you don't know which is which in the showroom unless you buy a standard and drive it which I didn't so far, so I don't know whats the difference yet.
So overall the experience feels more natural. So far it's a solid 8 for me.
Ask me anything if you want.
How'd you get the game so early?
Does the game have a good chunk of rally events like GT4?
Are there special events like GT4? (not just like GT5's petty amount)
are there a good amount of single player events in general?
what was the first car you bought?
does the handling feel better than GT5 with the improved suspension and tyres?
are there any dealer/model specific events like GT4? (e.g: Lupo cup; Aston Martin DB9 championship, etc. etc.)
What is your favourite colour?
What is your favourite type of biscuit?
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you did say I could ask anything :)
Sorry for the late response.
1- Broken street date.
2- Since I've only started playing there are lots of events locked, you unlock more races and challenges as you finish races, they have implemented the smartphone 3 stars system ( think of angry birds ) in the game, more stars unlocks more stuff, I don't know if I like that or not yet it's basically.
bronze = 1 star, silver = 2 stars, gold = 3 stars.
3- I've unlocked about 3 different types of challenges so far, each type of challenge consists of 2-3 challenges inside which means there will be the same challenge but with higher difficulties in each License .
4- I think so.
You start at the Novice then go to National B then National A, International B, International A and lastly Super.
In Novice there are 3 main events and you unlock 1 more special event after gaining a specific amount of stars required to unlock that special event, and after that another specific amount of stars allow you to unlock the National B License, the B License now considered/inside a special event in the Novice races so the old License tests are no more like in the past where they have their own spot.
After that you start In the National B, there are 9 main events and you can unlock 3 more special events AND the National A License.
5- You can't choose your first car, I was forced to buy a Honda for 17000 Credits and they gave me CR30000 which is weird but I was able to gain money fast and bought the Corvette C7 so yea its basically my first car.
6- Absolutely! especially the suspension model, the car response is much more realistic for example when it hits the skid in different speeds on the wrong angle or the even in the right angle.
plus the drifting is much more controllable unlike in the past where powerful cars slips very easily from your hands and you can't bring back the car to your control after steering hard right or left trying to recover to make it drive steady and straight again, most of the times it gave me the 360 in those instances. Now I have succeeded to tame my C7 Stingray in plenty of occasions.
7- Im not sure if they exist anymore.
8- Blue.
9- Oreo is da bomb yo!
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