Week 33 Daily B: Grand Valley GR.3

poor races dailes 

Everyone in management that makes decisions on the daily races needs to be fired immediately. This game has so much potential and they just flush it down the toilet week after week. I wish I spoke Japanese so I could be like, "Bruh, what are y'all doing?"

Again, you just slide around the track with no exit grip in RWD cars. This is The Unrealistic Traction Simulator.

Really man, I'm so tired of this game that I feel like blowing up my video game console. There are only toxic players here, and the game doesn't punish them. In fact, it helps those who are dirty and harms those who really play. Look, I'm tired and I want to sell this PlayStation and stop, or go to Xbox or PC, because PlayStation is over, this damn GT7 is over, why don't we stop for 1, 2, 3 days to show our dissatisfaction with this game? I think everything in this game is horrible; it benefits the pros and not those who want to progress.

That's why I quit racing in the daily races. It's way too easy for another car to tap you and instantly wreck you on purpose or not with the stupid pinball physics. Most of the time it really isn't on purpose. It's because the driving camera angles absolutely suck for situational awareness and they have no customization. The bumper cam and cockpit views have no depth perception. You really can't tell exactly where your car is in relation to other cars and the track. Couple that with with the extreme difficulty of consistently managing way over exaggerated wheel spin and no grip out of corners and trail breaking with tiny little triggers in your hand and you have carnage in every race. I swear Polyphony doesn't play their own game online in public lobbies. Problem is GT7 is essentially the only racing game on Playstation that has a lot of active players. LMU on Playstation will be the best thing that could happen because they'll be a direct competitor to GT7 forcing Polyphony to improve and address the issues.

At least there is no clear meta. Love the variety of viable cars to drive.