As PushSquare first reported last week, Polyphony Digital's next racing simulator Gran Turismo 7 will require a constant internet connection when playing the campaign mode. This means you won't be able to compete in races should the plug be pulled, and now the developer has explained why that is in a new interview. It's essentially designed to prevent cheating and save data manipulation.
The usual update cycle has been broken, with a mid-month Gran Turismo 7 patch to include a Suzuki, a Honda, a Chevrolet Corvette and a Ferrari.
The first generation, Giorgetto Giugiaro and Aldo Mantovani designed, compact car was seen as the famed Italian designer was shown around Gran Turismo 7 developer Polyphony Digital.
Fanatec just released a steering wheel inspired by a concept car that should be familiar to fans of Gran Turismo 7, the Porsche Vision GT.
This feels like reducing the functionality of the game / screwing consumers because PD can't secure their game and/or Sony can't secure their platform.
Why is this only a problem in GT? I don't see save modification being done on other games, and modifying save data is pretty hard on modern consoles. And why does Forza not have this issue? smh.
you can play the arcade mode completely offline, everything else is online due to cheaters being able to manipulate the track times by editing the saved files, which cant be done if there always online
All my consoles have been connected to the internet since i bought a Network Adapter for my PS2. Can someone explain to me in the best possible way why 'online only' campaigns are a bad thing?
My only assumption is that this game might not be playable in 15+yrs from now??!!
People will whine about anything. If you don't like it, don't buy it. It's online because that's what they want it to be. Their game, their rules.🤷🏾♂️
I’m just here for the manplaining :)