Gran Turismo Sport

1- Lack of content

2- Focuses too much on online gaming

3- I can't buy parts to tune cars

4- that is all I have to say

Hello People

As you say, what happens, if the online Community & Servers for the game GT Sport are shut down? What would you do?

Let me know in the comments

I'm probably not qualified to talk about this game (because I've never played it) but I'm going to. This is, in my opinion, the WORST GT game. Here's why.

1. The Amount of Cars

The amount of cars in this game is inexcusable. 335 cars is pathetic when compared to other games. The only GT games it has more cars than are GT1 and GT3. GT2 has roughly twice the amount of cars (if you round down to the hundreds, it's 300 vs. 600). The last GT game, GT6, had 1,245 cars, which is roughly 4 times more than GT Sport's! I would understand (not like, understand) the abysmal amount of cars if all of them had detailed interiors, but some of them don't (I don't know how many), which is ridiculous. Plus, so many famous cars that have been staples of the series are missing, like the Suzuki Escudo.

2. Tracks

GT Sport has 60 tracks in total, including alternate layouts. This isn't a bad amount of tracks. In fact, it's actually a pretty good amount. However, just like the cars, so many series staples are missing. Tracks like SSR5, 7, 11, Autumn Ring, Silverstone, Cape Ring, High Speed Ring, Eiger Nordwand, Matterhorn, Trial Mountain, and so many more are missing from the list. Some tracks that aren't series staples but are outstanding tracks that should've been included are also missing, such as Circuito de la Sierra, Complex String, New York, Cote d'Azur, Nurburgring GP/D, and Goodwood Hillclimb.

4. Driving UI

The diving UI for GT1-3 was pretty basic, with your position in the race, a lap counter, a timer for your current lap, your times for each lap, your best lap, a speedometer, a map of the track, your current gear, a couple little extras, and bold orange text. GT4 changed it up quite a bit, making everything smaller and less in the way, adding a chart indicating what directions you were steering in and a chart indicating when the gas and brakes were on and how much they were being used, moving everything car-related to the bottom corners of the screen and everything race related to the top corners, adding a couple more little extras like 3 symbols indicating things such as E-brake and headlight being on, and putting everything in a slick new font with more race-related colors. GT5 only made a few changes, but they made a big difference. It moved the speedometer and gas/brake chart to the bottom left corner, added a tire wear/car damage indicator and fuel gauge to the bottom left, moved your current gear, steering chart, and E-brake/headlight indicator to the bottom right, moved everything in the two bottom corners into separate boxes, upgraded your position indicator to show how many opponents were in the race and took the text out of a box, and added a chart to the left side of the screen showing your opponent's names or car names (depending on what you choose). GT6 (which, in my opinion, has the best driving UI) made even less changes to the UI, changing the color of the text in the position indicator to yellow text in a black box, replaced the boxes that separated the car-related things with a smooth, fading outline, and added a clock and weather indicator underneath the lap counter and position indicator that told you what time it was on the track you're racing on. GT Sport looked at what the these games did and, instead of improving on them even more, it threw it out the window. It took the good-looking font and replaced it with this thin techno font that just doesn't fit the series for the car-related things and the current lap timer and a basic thin calibri font that's really basic and boring, compacted everything in the bottom corners into the middle of the bottom, combined the gas/brake chart and put it above the speedometer and current gear indicator, added this weird fixed-to-car map in the bottom right corner that is separate from the main map, moved the map to the right of the screen, shrunk the lap times and put it underneath the map, moved your total time to the very bottom left corner, and removed the clock and weather indicator. GT Sport does not have a good UI.

3. Music

Music isn't nearly as important a factor when talking about a GT game as cars, tracks, or UI, but I'm going to talk about it anyway. I'll be comparing this game's soundtrack to GT6's and a little bit of GT5's. Also, this part will be based purely on my opinion. So, to start, this game has 7 Makoto songs. That's not bad, but the ones they selected are defiantly not the best ones. They included both Black Mist and Flying Easy. If you're only gonna have 7 Makoto songs, don't include both of those. Choose one. And they forgot the best Makoto song, Rising. So, remove Black Mist or Flying Easy and add Rising. There are also a ton of other great songs that aren't in this game, like Horizon Seekers, SURV1V3, Fort Greene Bossa, Express Way, Be At Home, Check, Maelstrom, From The East To The West, Xth Avenue, Bevel Gearing, Casino Drive, Amber Moment, One Blue Spaceshore, Exercise, Sunset Breeze, and Aurora.

Would be pretty cool to see, having an article explaining like Petrolheads Racing or something like that, don't know if it's possible, but it would be a cool thing to see.

In my opinion, car classes are very poorly implemented. For example, I can’t create my race offline and drive bots on a car that’s in the X group with cars that are in the N group, moreover, I can’t choose so that certain cars are ready to go with me and so on, no filters, everything is very primitive.