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I really hate this street racing crap that has infected almost every racing game series. Forza does not need street circuits, it should be a game where you race on real race tracks.

GRID 2 is awful because of this and it's slowly creeping into Gran Turismo as well.

Suggestion for developers: Make a list of all the racetracks in the world. Tick the ones that have been seen in a game already. Make a game with all the unticked tracks.

Protip: some real race tracks are street circuits.

Crazy gooseberry fool.

And why not repeat some tracks? Some tracks are really good.

Fishfingers wrote:I really hate this street racing crap that has infected almost every racing game series. Forza does not need street circuits, it should be a game where you race on real race tracks.

GRID 2 is awful because of this and it's slowly creeping into Gran Turismo as well.

Yeah, because Gran Turismo didn't originally have street circuits...

...oh wait. It did.

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KKLEIN wrote:
Fishfingers wrote:I really hate this street racing crap that has infected almost every racing game series. Forza does not need street circuits, it should be a game where you race on real race tracks.

GRID 2 is awful because of this and it's slowly creeping into Gran Turismo as well.

Yeah, because Gran Turismo didn't originally have street circuits...

...oh wait. It did.

Can't remember Forza 1, but 2 had tracks in New York and Tokyo at the very least.

This is Fish-Focus Attacks Are Cheating-Fingers, though.

Harry Bizzle wrote:
KKLEIN wrote:
Fishfingers wrote:I really hate this street racing crap that has infected almost every racing game series. Forza does not need street circuits, it should be a game where you race on real race tracks.

GRID 2 is awful because of this and it's slowly creeping into Gran Turismo as well.

Yeah, because Gran Turismo didn't originally have street circuits...

...oh wait. It did.

Can't remember Forza 1, but 2 had tracks in New York and Tokyo at the very least.

This is Fish-Focus Attacks Are Cheating-Fingers, though.

Tokyo has only ever been in number 1.

Only makes his statement all the more bizarre.

Forza 1 had that brilliant night time dockyard track.

Falsey wrote:Protip: some real race tracks are street circuits.

Crazy gooseberry fool.

And why not repeat some tracks? Some tracks are really good.

Nope.

A proper ProTip: GT6's Course Creator might mean they never need to have street circuits anymore!

*hopes*

Nope what?

Your response makes literally no sense.

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I'm not getting it anyway, but I hate how complicated all the special edition gooseberry fool is, T10 seem to excel at trying to make things as complicated as possible.

So I hear there are Xbone stock issues, but I really want the day one edition of Forza.

Falsey wrote:Nope what?

Your response makes literally no sense.

Have you seen what they are doing with the new Course Creator?

For the sake of digging up a discussion over 2 months old, I dinnae give a strawberry float what the course creator looks like.

I still dont see the issue with street circuits or repeats of good circuits. Then again, Im not a complaint lunatic.

Falsey wrote:For the sake of digging up a discussion over 2 months old, I dinnae give a strawberry float what the course creator looks like.

I still dont see the issue with street circuits or repeats of good circuits. Then again, Im not a complaint lunatic.

You'll have tracks in Course Creator designed around procedurally generated landscapes. How far it goes is another matter but it's looking encouraging.

I'd rather that than taking resources away from creating key tracks worldwide when this feature would suffice.

I still dont see your issue with street circuits and repeated real tracks.

And the GT create a track was crap last time round.

So if you want the McLaren P1 you have to pay £75 for the limited edition? :fp:

Falsey wrote:I still dont see your issue with street circuits and repeated real tracks.

And the GT create a track was crap last time round.

A) I don't have an issue with it...just prefer developers to focus on legendary/challenging real-life circuits
B) It depends how you used it. I've got some stunning circuits out of it which I still use. Then there's the new version which blows it away

satriales wrote:So if you want the McLaren P1 you have to pay £75 for the limited edition?

No.. Im pretty sure it seems to follow the trend of past Forzas in that they give you a special version. The car should be available for all. The second 5 cars are exclusive to collectors edition.

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