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Gran Turismo Sport PSX 2016 Trailer
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I don't even have words...
I just wish this had a proper career mode. Since I don't even touch online racing, it pains me that I'll probably have to skip this game
Ame
Member
Yup, lack of a career mode in any form sucks. It's wishful thinking, but I hope they announce the addition of some offline content.
TimeEffect
Member
Gran Turismo Sport | SEE THE RAINBOW! TASTE THE RAINBOW!
Ganzlinger
Member
What, no career mode???
Apparently you've missed every piece of info about this game until today?
kostacurtas
Member
There isn't a full career mode but there is some offline content:
The Campaign Mode of Gran Turismo Sport is a large scale offline content that provides a hands-on experience to allow even beginners to learn driving skills from scratch.
SolidSnakex
Member
Their material rendering and lighting engine have really stepped up recently
I'd imagine that they need to make vr versions of some tracks and cars to create an acceptable vr experience. Conisifering how poor drive club looks in vr, this might be a better option.
Yawn
mordecaii83
Member
Their material rendering and lighting engine have really stepped up recently
That literally looks like they took a picture of the inside of my car and posted it online... That's absolutely incredible!
Only seems bizarre if you have no clue what a mockup is (looking at the entirety of GTP). As far as I can tell so far there has not been a single frame or shot of the single player campaign released.
VR first adopters have to admit that they number in the hundred of thousands at best, but this game will be selling to an audience of 60 million by the time it comes out.
They will not compromise the whole game to cater to VR owners.
Why would they have to? What does VR have to do with anything when VR isnt running?
You can make any game run in VR, look at driveclub, you just take the razor to graphical features till it runs.
For one, they have to design a separate set of textures and models to run in lower quality modes. Which they are doing by the way, just for some tracks and some cars.
You seem to think the process is just a dial you turn.
SolidusDave
Member
I believe it does when set to PNG screenshots. I don't have the pro but when I take screenshots with HDR on or off I can see the difference between the screenshots while the TV has HDR on and in non-HDR mode the screenshot look almost the same. (worked like that in TLOU, in games that do weird stuff with HDR like infamous or Deus Ex you see differences either way...).
Though GT might render it outside the general screenshot option.
Textures and models?.. lol no they don't. If they ran in the normal game then they will run fine in VR. It's the effects you need to cut down on, also if you want a lower poly model you have the LOD levels to play with.
Fox Mulder
Member
Damage models in racing sims are just shit.
I turn it off in forza, since it looks like warped plastic and a scuffed paint job. real damage would probably impact frame rate.
Ame
Member
Yeah, I remember seeing this. I just have a feeling it's not gonna be enough. I'll probably blast through that in no time. Hopefully I'm wrong. I just want some actual campaign races. Even if it's a smaller scale career.
I remember GT6 had those weekly time trial events, which would unlock cars if you got the gold time. Those would be cool to see in the online portion of the game. I want more to do than just race online.
Woodchipper
Member
The only letdowns are lack of classic cars and that the dirt track looks like crap. Other than that, Jesus effing Christ, it looks like real life, or better rather.
All we know is that the whole game is not playable in VR. It seems like there will be limited tracks with less cars, more like a GTS VR demo.
I was really hoping for full VR support, I am putting off my VR purchase now as other than REZ Id have no use for it.
Expecting full VR support was incredibly unrealistic.
I don't understand why there are street cars on a game focused on motorsport. I would take GT7 over this without a doubt, but if you are going to do a motorsport game, don't waste resources on street cars.
I do love iRacing but don't play it much because it's very time consuming, this could end up buying a decent replacement. But I need to see more things about the infrastructure instead of pretty screens from photomode.
I've never understood how someone can judge physics from a video. I mean, if you watch an NFS trailer you can see it's pretty unrealistic. But watching this I can't see if they are good or not.
I don't understand why there are street cars on a game focused on motorsport. I would take GT7 over this without a doubt, but if you are going to do a motorsport game, don't waste resources on street cars.
I do love iRacing but don't play it much because it's very time consuming, this could end up buying a decent replacement. But I need to see more things about the infrastructure instead of pretty screens from photomode.
I've never understood how someone can judge physics from a video. I mean, if you watch an NFS trailer you can see it's pretty unrealistic. But watching this I can't see if they are good or not.
PdotMichael
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Pharaoh 117
Member
Craziest thing is that they didn't show any new tracks. Game looks fantastic.
PdotMichael
Banned
I see.
Looks like the shader for metallic material isn't applied or unfinished.
Looks like the shader for metallic material isn't applied or unfinished.
You can't have lots of cars onscreen with extremely high definition skins.
I care more about racing than taking photos so I think it's a good compromise.
Let's remember the kind of hardware they are dealing with. Some people will never be satisfied, they want native 4k at 60fps with ultra high quality graphics. Until we have a $2k PS4 Pro Plus S, it won't be possible.
For a racing game: FPS > Resolution > Graphics details.
For marketing/hype: Graphics details > Resolution > FPS
Pretty obvious why even when the industry hasn't widely achieved 1080p@60fps we are already looking at 4k.
I care more about racing than taking photos so I think it's a good compromise.
Let's remember the kind of hardware they are dealing with. Some people will never be satisfied, they want native 4k at 60fps with ultra high quality graphics. Until we have a $2k PS4 Pro Plus S, it won't be possible.
For a racing game: FPS > Resolution > Graphics details.
For marketing/hype: Graphics details > Resolution > FPS
Pretty obvious why even when the industry hasn't widely achieved 1080p@60fps we are already looking at 4k.
Apex
Member
Adaptive tesselation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99_IfX3PVyE&t=4s
The few pixelated textures are likely a lod issue or a skin done with the livery editor with too much enlarged bitmap stickers. Nothing to worry.
flipswitch
Member
Where's Mascot?
flipswitch
Member
It's just like the previous GT trailers. They just add super sampling or something similar to clean up the image quality.
So, the final product is bound to have more jaggies? I hope it comes out good with the Pro.
privitsan02
Member
Is this thing ever going to come out? For a multiplayer oriented game with anemic solo content, it sure is taking a long time. I don't even think we'll get a proper GT this generation at this rate.