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  Red 9 | March 29, 2008
  YES!!!! I've been waiting for this for a long time. I knew it'd happen, I just wanted to hear it from PD themselves.
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    Guticb | March 29, 2008
    Agreed. For Polyphony though, "Soon" means "Within 3 years".
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      Red 9 | March 29, 2008
      So, what, damage modelling for GT6 instead?
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  iLLmatic | March 29, 2008
  If they update Prologue, I might just pick it up.
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  jmac353 | March 29, 2008
  If Polyphony Digital got the go ahead and put as much effort into the damage modeling as they do the actual car models themselves there would be no competition for this series for a long long time.
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    Steel Magnolia | March 29, 2008
    Until Forza 3, I agree
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      Existenz | March 30, 2008
      Even Forza 3, i mean damage modelling isn't a word i would even use for Forza 2... Burnout Paradise is damage, Forza 2 is well dents lol, if Gran Turismo 5 has damage i am sure it will be special lol..
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      jmac353 | March 30, 2008
      If Forza 3 is the same joke of a game as Forza 2 then there's no way in hell.
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        Steel Magnolia | March 30, 2008
        What was wrong with Forza 2?
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      Existenz | March 30, 2008
      "I hit you at 200mph *30 spins later* What?!? Only minor paintwork damage and a tiny dent! They said this game had damage"
      
      Thats what, the damage was none existant yet they pushed the damage modelling, its hardly Burnout Paradise, sure it had the physics but if Forza 3 is like Forza 2 then the damage will be equally as poor.
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        Steel Magnolia | March 30, 2008
        I still wouldn't call it a joke of a game just because of that though, but I guess you have a point. It definitely wasn't as extensive as I thought it was going to be.
        
        Off topic - Why do I get a thumbs down for asking a straightforward question? Don't people have a brain in their heads?
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        jmac353 | March 31, 2008
        I don't know who thumbed you down, people do it pretty randomly, but yeah, Forza 2 is nothing special and Gran Turismo is much more realistic when it comes to real world track time comparisons.
        It's only a joke because of how some people tout it as this GT killer when it really doesn't do anything too outstanding.
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  reaver11 | March 29, 2008
  I'm not getting another GT game until there's damage. Its just so boring without it. I mean, slamming into the guardrails at top speeds and all I do is "bounce" off? C'mon!
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    Existenz | March 30, 2008
    You don't bounce anymore trust me, it is like they have the damage system made they were just waiting for absolute permission to use it, you hit the wall full on and you hit the wall, it is quite brutal even without damage.
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  redneonfish | March 30, 2008
  Mint I hope very soon is an update for prologue. Although, it'll still be good if it comes of GT5.
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    Red 9 | March 30, 2008
    That's what I want to know. Will damage modelling be included in GT5; or when they say 'soon', do they mean any future GT installments?
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  The Power | March 30, 2008
  This was soething that was defintily missing from the Gran Turismo games, now it will get a little harder if you hit your racers out of the way like me
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  kEaNo10 | March 30, 2008
  Well, it was a long time coming wasnt it, and knowing polyphony, it still will be.