same here, but at least we got something. I mean there arent any other games with licensed cars and damage modeling that you can actually lose doors on
The idea of Gran Tourismo has always been to NOT crash. I remember on GT3 being punished for the slightest tap by being passed. I like to go through races without crashing, but sometimes I find it nice to bump cars while coming through on corners to help straighten out. Hopefully they will have smoothed out the unrealistic looks.
#1 by Jay on August 19th, 2009 [ 82483 Points ]
lol, i was just going to put this in the shoutbox
#2 by Emrah on August 19th, 2009 [ 7299 Points ]
I also think they still look a bit bumpy. The other car behind also does a lot of bumping and hitting, but I failed to see any dents on it.
#3 by Stephencr on August 19th, 2009 [ 285 Points ]
the system for damage is limited?
#4 by Jay on August 19th, 2009 [ 82483 Points ]
same here, but at least we got something. I mean there arent any other games with licensed cars and damage modeling that you can actually lose doors on
#5 by Trine on August 19th, 2009
This kind of damaging are boring, we want blood and fire!!!!
#6 by mcloki on August 19th, 2009
If it wasn’t bumper car like, your race would have been over the first time you hit the wall. This look great.
#7 by Angus-MacGyver- on August 21st, 2009 [ 355 Points ]
The idea of Gran Tourismo has always been to NOT crash. I remember on GT3 being punished for the slightest tap by being passed. I like to go through races without crashing, but sometimes I find it nice to bump cars while coming through on corners to help straighten out. Hopefully they will have smoothed out the unrealistic looks.