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FilaBrasileiro on 21 June 2008
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Username2324 said:
WEWdeadeye said:

Most people I know who actually race cars in real life, whether they are weekend racers or drive in SCCA and what not, all tend to agree that Forze was the better simulator. The physics was always mentioned with regards to Forza being a more realistic simulator too. I can't speak first hand to that affect, but I absolutely LOVE both games, and have been enjoying GT5:P for the past couple months, and Forza 2 for even longer. People should just realize that both games are an amazing experience, and stop arguing about which one is superior, because they always proclaim the superior one to be the driving sim that is on the particular console they own, if they only own one. Most people I know who own both consoles (such as myself), prefer Forza (although I prefer Gran Turismo).

Source? Or are we to take your word for it?

 

 

He won't have a source as those are his friends....I know a couple of modders and racers that would disagree with his friends. One of them don't even play videogames save for racing games and he'll sell his 360 with Forza and Marvel UA2 the day GT5 comes out. My other friend plays other games and already has a PS3 as well as a 360 he says he plays Forza now to get his virtual sim until GT5 comes out.

 

Honestly I have never talked to someone in real life that's even remotely interested in cars that don't prefer GT over Forza. I actually think Forza has better customization and of course better damage model, physics handling though GT is better IMO. What makes GT maybe seems like it's a sim is because of the lack of damage and so because of that we get the infamous bumper cars.

 

I'm praying and hoping that Kaz will give us something special, I don't want these sucky ass damages where I can pretty much total my car and keep driving. Ideally GT5 would have 3 damage options 1- Noobs = those damages you see in most racers today, 2. Semi realistic = keep it still fun as in I can break bumpers and mess up headlights and keep driving, but if I hit a rail at 80mph or if my transmission breaks, then it's over and 3. Realistic = if I make one mistake, even if it's on lap 50, that means it's over. If I hit a rail at 40 MPH, tough luck, it's game over.