Pyro6000 wrote:
Neptune15 wrote:
ikk911 wrote:will there be Add-on cars
You've driven them all already?!
While there may be a dozen or so people in the world that would want to and/or be willing to and/or actually drive all the cars in GT5, I don't believe it is or should be a requirement in order to want more cars.
The numbers don't tell it all. Sure, there's 1,031 cars, but how many do you plan on driving? How many cars do you feel passionate about?
Just look at all the treads right after the official car list was released. A lot of people were expecting a lot of cars that didn't make it. Cars that have been very globally recognized. PD has the license for some great makes now, but didn't include a lot of the most iconic cars from those makes. Is it wrong to ask for a McLaren F1 LM, for example? Cadillac CTS-V? Mustang Shelby GT500?
You can always use that logic. GT will never include every single car people consider "iconic."
To me, the Toyota Corolla is iconic. It's the most popular car of all time, and it's not in GT. That might seem ridiculous, but opinions vary, and so does PD's; ultimately, it's their opinion that matters.
My point is that people are always looking at what cars that aren't in GT instead of the ones that are in. If every single one of the cars you mentioned is in for DLC or GT6, nobody would acknowledge it and just move on to complain about some other omitted car.
Consumers need to understand that the job for video game developers is not done when the game is released. Sometimes things come up after released that were not seen or couldn't have been tested before hand. So sometimes things come up, patches are made, servers go down for maintenance. It happens, this is the gaming world we live in.
I would rather see a new patch to fix a problem than in the old days of the PS2 that when games are released, thats it. If something is wrong, you were SOL.
greyghost2 wrote:Does anyone know if ANY of the cars in the used car lot are premium. I keep seeing some LM cars in there and I wonder if I buy a brand new LM car at 4 to 5 million I would hope that it is not a standard.
Every car that I have seen in the used lot had an S symbol on it. I assumed that meant that the car was standard. I think that the description for the store says something like "these are standard cars..." So I would say that they are all standard. All the premium cars should be in the dealership no matter how old the car is.
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