Gran Turismo Sport Official Thread

As nice as the game looks, the car count and selection of those cars is embarrassing. I regret buying this game even at the discounted price of 40 bucks.
 
Apparently nobody plays this game here but me.....but I will post this anyway. Seems like Sony is still working on finishing this game for us.

Rain-soaked tracks coming to Gran Turismo Sport
https://teamvvv.com/en/news/comments/Rain-soaked-tracks-coming-to-Gran-Turismo-Sport

One major flaw currently present in Gran Turismo Sport is the lack of wet weather tracks. As a matter of fact, the situation is so dire that currently, only one track includes this “feature”.


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Fortunately, there's good news on the weather front. Speaking with GTPlanet, Polyphony Digital CEO Kazunori Yamauchi confirmed that wet weather conditions will be coming to a number of tracks. “All of the cars in the game are already built to be compatible with rain and have working windshield wipers,” said Yamauchi.

When asked whether all tracks would include wet weather, Yamauchi stated that weather “probably won’t be on all of the tracks. For example, you don’t need weather conditions at Willow Springs”, yeah good point Kaz.

No details were shared regarding release windows for these wet weather updates, but it's safe to say the forecast is looking good (or should that be bad?).
 
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Maybe I am missing something, but Willow Springs gets rain in real life. Though only a fifth of the average rain in the US. I guess probably isn't worth the time.
 
Apparently nobody plays this game here but me.....but I will post this anyway. Seems like Sony is still working on finishing this game for us.

Rain-soaked tracks coming to Gran Turismo Sport
https://teamvvv.com/en/news/comments/Rain-soaked-tracks-coming-to-Gran-Turismo-Sport

One major flaw currently present in Gran Turismo Sport is the lack of wet weather tracks. As a matter of fact, the situation is so dire that currently, only one track includes this “feature”.


GT%20Sport%20rain.jpg

Fortunately, there's good news on the weather front. Speaking with GTPlanet, Polyphony Digital CEO Kazunori Yamauchi confirmed that wet weather conditions will be coming to a number of tracks. “All of the cars in the game are already built to be compatible with rain and have working windshield wipers,” said Yamauchi.

When asked whether all tracks would include wet weather, Yamauchi stated that weather “probably won’t be on all of the tracks. For example, you don’t need weather conditions at Willow Springs”, yeah good point Kaz.

No details were shared regarding release windows for these wet weather updates, but it's safe to say the forecast is looking good (or should that be bad?).

So if they add weather to say one more track, like willow springs, it then becomes plural and can honestly say “we have tracks with weather”.

Maybe I am missing something, but Willow Springs gets rain in real life. Though only a fifth of the average rain in the US. I guess probably isn't worth the time.

True, but Willow Springs hasn’t had much rain in a good while. Button Willow has, which I wanna say is about the same distance from where I live, only willow springs is up in the “high desert area” of SoCal.
 
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Watched some videos of this game the other night. lol online racing. Just idiots ramming each other in the ass. Still wouldn't mind grabbing this game when it's like $20 or less just for single player but online racing is pretty much a no go unless it's among friends.
 
Watched some videos of this game the other night. lol online racing. Just idiots ramming each other in the ass. Still wouldn't mind grabbing this game when it's like $20 or less just for single player but online racing is pretty much a no go unless it's among friends.

I think Belly would take offense to that. :hehe::grin::laugh::surprise:
 
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Watched some videos of this game the other night. lol online racing. Just idiots ramming each other in the ass. Still wouldn't mind grabbing this game when it's like $20 or less just for single player but online racing is pretty much a no go unless it's among friends.

Watch the A or S tier SR groups. The driving is phenoninal there.
 
Oh gosh, a bunch of guys talking about me ramming more things than Hellen Keller steering a three-wheeled shopping trolley at Costco, and I'm the gay one? :p

But the answer is yes... To whatever the question is.
 

Cool video... But do the trees turn?

Ive seen a few of the GT videos, and I always feel like the trees are watching me... They turn, and follow wherever the camera is... (Not that I have anything against attention whores. If you yourself find that you're becoming an attention whores. Mezza me.)
 
Cool video... But do the trees turn?

Ive seen a few of the GT videos, and I always feel like the trees are watching me... They turn, and follow wherever the camera is... (Not that I have anything against attention whores. If you yourself find that you're becoming an attention whores. Mezza me.)

They do, they’re 2d flats, like the trees in Mario 64

Monza is a great addition. The cars are good too. But those should have been there on day one.


Totes....you’d think the ford gt and viper would be in there seeing as the producer, Kazunori Yamauchi, owns the cars irl
 
They do, they’re 2d flats, like the trees in Mario 64




Totes....you’d think the ford gt and viper would be in there seeing as the producer, Kazunori Yamauchi, owns the cars irl
He doesn't deserve to own a Ford GT.
 
Been playing this a lot lately. Have logged well over 150 hours now. Having a hard time finding time to even post. Time flies when you're enjoying the pinnacle of racing bliss. GT is back and better than ever.
 
Right now...

  • Gran Turismo Sport Digital Deluxe Edition (Regular: $79.99/ Sale: $55.99 / PS+: $50.40 / 30% Off)
  • Gran Turismo Sport (Regular: $59.99 / Sale: $38.99 / PS+: $35.10 / 35% Off)
 
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No updates since December from Kazunori. Still "2018", on select tracks.

Actually...


https://www.autoblog.com/2018/02/28...e-adds-more-cars-events-tracks/#slide-7259752


The selection of new cars is quite good, too. Fans of classics will be pleased to see the 1971 Mustang Mach 1, the 1970 Dodge Challengerand the classic Alpine A110. And for the first time in Gran Turismo, the De Tomaso Pantera, an Italian-style supercar with Ford V8 power, makes an appearance. Toyota gets more road cars in the form of a second-generation turbo MR-2, and a third-generation turbo Supra. New cars include the Lamborghini Aventador, the original V8-powered Audi R8 and the new Alpine A110. There's an old-style open wheel race car and Subaru's Isle of Man TT STI race car, the one with 550 horsepower, too.
 
Actually...


https://www.autoblog.com/2018/02/28...e-adds-more-cars-events-tracks/#slide-7259752


The selection of new cars is quite good, too. Fans of classics will be pleased to see the 1971 Mustang Mach 1, the 1970 Dodge Challengerand the classic Alpine A110. And for the first time in Gran Turismo, the De Tomaso Pantera, an Italian-style supercar with Ford V8 power, makes an appearance. Toyota gets more road cars in the form of a second-generation turbo MR-2, and a third-generation turbo Supra. New cars include the Lamborghini Aventador, the original V8-powered Audi R8 and the new Alpine A110. There's an old-style open wheel race car and Subaru's Isle of Man TT STI race car, the one with 550 horsepower, too.
Yeah I was just talking weather.