Except, this takes you not to the subcategory selection screen, but all the way back to the World Map. After adding the new appendage, you then hit the Circle button to back out. Let’s say you’d like to add a rear wing to your car and then give it a wash. ‘Maintenance & Servicing’, ‘Customise Cars’ and ‘Driving Gear’. If you enter GT Auto, there are three subcategories. Let’s not mention those 1,000,000 bonus credits for buying the 25th Anniversary Edition though… Circle is too effective It’s somewhat disappointing at first, but Gran Turismo 7‘s reward loop is extremely satisfying, and if there was any way of ‘gaming’ that by having too many credits early on, perhaps the appeal would be lessened. Rather than selling, you can only ‘discard’ and that means no additional revenue for you – especially pertinent in the early stages as credits are hard to come buy. In fact, I don’t see this as something that needs to be ‘fixed’, rather a very clear and deliberate structure decision.
The first two features in this article can be remedied, and the Sport Mode objection, in particular, will naturally evolve over time. You cannot sell cars within Gran Turismo 7. Race C is racing cars with Balance of Performance switched on. Race B is with a power limit and tuning allowed. Let’s see.Ī suggestion: Race A is fixed cars, no tuning. There’s also ‘Race C’ being added at some point today (7th March 2022) and that may introduce a different car specification formula.
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My approximation is that things will remain static for the initial period after the game launch to allow players to buy and tune cars, plus get used to the system. It’s not yet clear if this will be daily, weekly or simply when Polyphony Digital feels like it. These races and the formulas will change, and often. This is fun, but also increases the propensity for incidents. It also creates races where some cars are quick down the straights, others are more nimble. Then dabble in the car Settings Sheet to tweak vehicles to hit the requisite Performance Points (PP) level. For the current Race B, where anything with less than 295bhp is allowed, that means a manic fumble through the menus to try and find the quickest car you own that fits the rules.īearing in mind, you must back out of Sport Mode to access the Tuning Shop to purchase parts. So far, Race A and Race B allow you to enter a tuned car. Sport Mode is a superlative online racing system, where each entrant is placed into an event using a hopper system, taking into account their ability to race quickly and cleanly.
This time has now been and gone, with the options still absent.Ī post on the Gran Turismo 7 website did state that “new Lobby features are planned to be added to ‘Gran Turismo 7’ with future updates”, so we’re hoping, then, that this is resolved sooner rather than later. Pre-release, journalists were told that this feature will be possible, but not during the review period.
This is a fundamental flaw that impacts community racing and is a regression from the previous title, GT Sport. The only way to alter settings is by closing a lobby and then restarting a new one. There’s no beloved track vote option, either. The same car rules, track, penalty options, assist restrictions. Upon completion of a race, the setup remains the same. Further online lobby optionsĪt the time of writing, once an online lobby is created within Gran Turismo 7, the settings cannot be changed. The single-player progression, which may seem restrictive at first, soon opens up and hooks you in harder than a Radović Goran fishing line.īut, no game is perfect, so here are the items I’d like to see improve with Polyphony Digital’s car collecting masterpiece. Gran Turismo 7 is finally here, and it is, unquestionably, brilliant.
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