Sony and Polyphony Digital are set to release a significant update for the PlayStation 5 version of 'Gran Turismo 7' on December 4, in the form of a paid DLC called Power Pack. The update promises an extensive overhaul of the game's endurance events, including the introduction of 24-hour races that will test players' skills and strategy.
According to the developers, these new endurance events were initially met with a 24-hour time limit in previous games, but now they will remain active for as long as the player wants. This change is expected to provide more realistic racing experiences for fans of the genre.
In addition to the enhanced endurance mode, the Power Pack DLC includes access to Gran Turismo Sophy 3.0, a cutting-edge AI system that promises "realistic AI behavior" and enables intense, tail-to-nose battles that push players to their limits. Sophy 2.0 was introduced as an update last year and has been praised for its ability to provide stimulating opponents.
The Power Pack DLC also includes numerous new races across 20 theme categories and grants players access to 5 million in-game credits. Although the cost of the DLC has not been revealed, it will be available for download from the PlayStation Store on December 4.
For fans of Le Mans-style racing, this update is sure to be a welcome addition, offering an immersive experience that simulates the endurance and strategy required to succeed in long-distance events.
According to the developers, these new endurance events were initially met with a 24-hour time limit in previous games, but now they will remain active for as long as the player wants. This change is expected to provide more realistic racing experiences for fans of the genre.
In addition to the enhanced endurance mode, the Power Pack DLC includes access to Gran Turismo Sophy 3.0, a cutting-edge AI system that promises "realistic AI behavior" and enables intense, tail-to-nose battles that push players to their limits. Sophy 2.0 was introduced as an update last year and has been praised for its ability to provide stimulating opponents.
The Power Pack DLC also includes numerous new races across 20 theme categories and grants players access to 5 million in-game credits. Although the cost of the DLC has not been revealed, it will be available for download from the PlayStation Store on December 4.
For fans of Le Mans-style racing, this update is sure to be a welcome addition, offering an immersive experience that simulates the endurance and strategy required to succeed in long-distance events.
...I mean, I know it's a major overhaul but you can't just throw a ton of cash at people and expect them to be fine with it 
. On the other hand, AI behaviors are getting way more realistic so that's dope 
. The 24-hour races sound like a great addition too - it'll really test our skills and strategy...but I'm still on the fence about the cost 
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A 24-hour marathon session of Gran Turismo 7 sounds like exactly what I need to spice up my gaming routine... said no one ever 
. But seriously, who doesn't love a good test of endurance? The new AI system, Sophy 3.0, is supposed to be a game-changer, and the addition of new races across 20 theme categories sounds like a dream come true for racing fans 
. I'm just hoping my wallet can handle the cost of this Power Pack 
. At least I'll have plenty of in-game credits to splurge on fancy cars 
. Can't wait to sink hours into these new endurance events and see if I can finally master that perfect drift 
and I'm hyped! The idea of 24-hour races sounds like a total game changer - no more time limits, just pure racing madness 
It's gonna bring the heat with those realistic battles and opponents that'll keep you on your toes. I mean, who doesn't love the thrill of trying to outmaneuver some super smart (or crazy) AI opponent? The addition of new races and credits is a nice touch too, can't wait to dive in and test this new content out 
. December 4th, mark your calendars!
Gran Turismo 7 just got even more lit!! they're adding those 24-hour endurance races and it's gonna be SO intense!!! i love how the devs listened to feedback from players and now we get to test our skills for as long as we want. Sophy 3.0 is going to be a game changer, AI battles are always so much fun! 
and can't even begin to talk about how hyped i am about those new theme categories & 5 million in-game credits lol, it's like, u get what u paid for, right? 
... or should I say, to the final lap? It's fascinating how a simple update can transform an entire experience into something more immersive and realistic. The idea of being able to participate in 24-hour races that last as long as you want is both exhilarating and daunting – it's like trying to hold onto a slippery fish that just won't let go 
And the fact that Sophy 3.0 is included in this update is just insane... those AI opponents are about to get a serious upgrade! 
! I mean, who doesn't love a good endurance race? The idea of being able to run these 24-hour marathons for as long as you want is genius. It's like, finally, we can experience what it's like to be a real-life Le Mans driver... minus the whole risk of crashing and dying, haha.
. Bring on December 4th!
And with the new AI system Sophy 3.0, expect some intense battles on the track! 
just had my hands on the demo for GT7's Power Pack DLC and I gotta say its gonna take it up another notch! 24 hour races are a game changer, trust me. People have been begging for this kinda thing since gt6. The AI with Sophy 3.0 is insane, I mean i was at one point being pushed to my limits by a bot that's literally on the same track as me... talk about realistic 
On a serious note, more realism is always welcome in racing games! 
. And that AI system Sophy 3.0 sounds insane 
, can't wait to try it out and see how it changes the game for me 
. Remember when we had to manage our fuel and tires for hours? Now, they're introducing 24-hour races that'll really test our skills 
. And it's all thanks to that AI system called Sophy. I mean, I know it was great in GT Sport, but this new version is supposed to be even better. It feels like we're stepping into a whole new level of racing realism