The latest 1.09 patch for Gran Turismo 7 is now available for download. This is the third update released in a week. Despite the number of patches that have come out recently, the game is still not perfect, and some of its bugs are still present.
Similar to the previous updates, the latest GT7 update 1.09 patch notes include bug fixes, optimizations, and several other small improvements. If you own the game, you can receive a free one million credits when the next server goes down.
This latest patch for Gran Turismo 7 fixes a few minor issues and does not cause the game to go offline. Last week, the game was unplayable for an entire day due to unexpected server downtime. Although this patch is for PS4 and PS5, it’s still a worthwhile download.
It fixes the issues that players have had with the game’s in-game economy. If you’re a long-time Gran Torque fan, you can download it today and experience all the new features.
The update does fix some minor problems and is worth downloading. As mentioned in the patch notes, this update also fixes issues that affected the Daytona International Speedway, sports, and lobby.
It also corrects swerving into pitstop sequences, which were causing a lot of problems for some users. In addition to bug fixes, the update also addresses a few minor issues that affected the game’s performance.
GT7 Update 1.09 Patch Notes (1.090) – March 25, 2022
Daytona International Speedway
- Fixed an issue wherein swerving suddenly on entry to the pit road on Tri-Oval and Road Course would cause the pit stop sequence to be skipped and the car to move straight to the exit.
Sport & Lobby
- Fixed a very rare issue wherein an application error would occur in an online race or Lobby upon entry to the race event.
My Page
- Fixed an issue wherein the values for ‘Clean Races,’ ‘Fastest Laps,’ ‘Pole Positions’ and ‘Victories’ statistics shown under the ‘Sport’ category in the Profile section would not display correctly;
- Fixed an issue wherein the value for the ‘Races’ statistic shown under the ‘Sport’ category in the Profile section was displayed as double the correct amount.
Others
- Fixed a rare issue wherein the game progression would reset if the game was started with an unstable network connection.
GT7 April Update Preview
- Increase rewards in the events in the latter half of the World Circuits by approximately 100% on average.
- Addition of high rewards for clearing the Circuit Experience in all Gold/All Bronze results.
- Increase of rewards in Online Races.
- Include a total of eight new one-hour Endurance Race events to Missions. These will also have higher reward settings.
- Increase the upper limit of non-paid credits in player wallets from 20M Cr. to 100M Cr.
- Increase the quantity of Used and Legend cars on offer at any given time.
Addressed the following issues.
Spectate
- When spectating in the ‘Lobby’ or ‘Meeting Place,’ if a player switches the camera target to a car in the pits, then changes back to a car on track, the 3rd Person view becomes unavailable. Leaving the ‘Spectate’ mode once will solve the issue.
Used Cars
- In the ‘Used Cars’ dealership, there have been cases where browsing the car list when the ‘Add to Wish List’ checkbox is checked for some could make some cars not display properly. In this case, please return to the World Map and re-enter the ‘Used Cars’ pavilion.
Livery Editor
- In the ‘Livery Editor’, when a decal is added and saved to the Custom Parts > Front > Type A location of a Ferrari F430 ’06, the decal on the front lip will not display correctly.
Options
- When the ‘Now Playing’ option from [GT Menu] > [Options] > [Global] > [In-game Notifications] is set to ‘Off’, the option will revert to ‘On’ once the game is restarted.
Car Settings
- There have been cases wherein selecting a part in the ‘Tuning Shop’, cancelling the purchase and then opening the Car Settings thereafter would make the newly created Setting Sheet’s name blank, and the Setting Sheet would reset.
Download free GT7 patch 1.09 on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
