I just want more Motorstorm :x
One of the reasons Driveclub will own Forza 5
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HOLY SHIT IT'S NOW 4PM
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LOL @ nathandrakeswag thread!!!
3 consoles and 5 games later and Forza still doesn't have such a basic standard feature. Why can't the cloud handle a day-night cycle?
NathanDrakeSwag
Let me get this straight: A feature that has no impact on the actual gameplay will make Driving Club a better driving game.
LoL its pretty much a desperate attempt to dicredit the forza series. meanwhile,Forza has won 3 RGOTY awards this gen alone. Cows = FailedLet me get this straight: A feature that has no impact on the actual gameplay will make Driving Club a better driving game.
DarkLink77
i think the point of this features in regards to cosmetic is that they are effective method of enhancing visual immersion... the reason why gamers demand hardware to upgrade because we aspire for more visual realism. if gamers trully just want "gameplay" then theirs no point upgrading to a machine with powerhouse gpu. for an arcade racing dynamic environment probably just serve as cosmetic features, but for racing sim it adds something in gameplay. weather for example can affect physics of tire grips hence car settings. dynamic lighting (day/night cycle) adds extra challenge to the course by affecting visibility in a dynamic way hence driving strategy. in a long dusk race for example, you might choose to drive aggressively when visibilty is still good then defensively as it gets dark.Let me get this straight: A feature that has no impact on the actual gameplay will make Driving Club a better driving game.
DarkLink77
[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]i think the point of this features in regards to cosmetic is that they are effective method of enhancing visual immersion... the reason why gamers demand hardware to upgrade because we aspire for more visual realism. if gamers trully just want "gameplay" then theirs no point upgrading to a machine with powerhouse gpu. for an arcade racing dynamic environment probably just serve as cosmetic features, but for racing sim it adds something in gameplay. weather for example can affect physics of tire grips hence car settings. dynamic lighting (day/night cycle) adds extra challenge to the course by affecting visibility in a dynamic way hence driving strategy. in a long dusk race for example, you might choose to drive aggressively when visibilty is still good then defensively as it gets dark. the same arguement can be made against drive club in regards to framerate and  total number of cars in the game.Let me get this straight: A feature that has no impact on the actual gameplay will make Driving Club a better driving game.
strawhatlupi
using your logic,theres no point in upgrading to a new machine if the game is 30 frames per second and only has 50 cars
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i think the point of this features in regards to cosmetic is that they are effective method of enhancing visual immersion... the reason why gamers demand hardware to upgrade because we aspire for more visual realism. if gamers trully just want "gameplay" then theirs no point upgrading to a machine with powerhouse gpu. for an arcade racing dynamic environment probably just serve as cosmetic features, but for racing sim it adds something in gameplay. weather for example can affect physics of tire grips hence car settings. dynamic lighting (day/night cycle) adds extra challenge to the course by affecting visibility in a dynamic way hence driving strategy. in a long dusk race for example, you might choose to drive aggressively when visibilty is still good then defensively as it gets dark. the same arguement can be made against drive club in regards to framerate and  total number of cars in the game.[QUOTE="strawhatlupi"][QUOTE="DarkLink77"]
Let me get this straight: A feature that has no impact on the actual gameplay will make Driving Club a better driving game.
jessejay420
using your logic,theres no point in upgrading to a new machine if the game is 30 frames per second and only has 50 cars
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by im talking about visual immersion... not content (cars) or performance (frame rates). dynamic representation of the sun setting is more visually immersing than a static one. the fact that this features are staple in the ps2/xbox era. gamers expect that next gen is more up to the task of rendering it rather than totally removing. and like i said sim racing is more simmy withdynamic environment
drive club isnt beating anything. i played that game at comiccon....i dont even think its better than motorstorm
3 consoles and 5 games later and Forza still doesn't have such a basic standard feature. Why can't the cloud handle a day-night cycle?
NathanDrakeSwag
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