I think GTS' approach to microtransactions was ideal. Nothing was truly locked out, except for the Lewis Hamilton stuff, which got you a car that served more as a drive-able trophy, anyway. Otherwise, you could get everything without spending anything at all. Plus, using vouchers is still cool and could be used to get free in-game content at events, like how when I attended the NYC World Tour, I got a voucher for a free P1 GTR in GTS.Didn't you get a credit/license head start back in the day for playing the previous game? I liked that, not too much not too little.
I expect GT7 to involve microtransactions, which they won't undermine by allowing full roster imports, giving you a catalog of cars that you could sell, or just have your fill with already.
People were able to live with it in the past just fine.Players that have limited playtime when GT7 comes out, should not have the option to import their garage. Just because a player can only play a very limited time a day, and they want to get ahead start in a game is so wrong.
If you've never enjoyed the racing perhaps Gran Turismo isn't the franchise you are looking for then.
I wouldn't bet too much on larger svg files, but if they do, which would be good, allow them to sit alongside the smaller sized decals already on their servers. People could then choose to use a lower sized decal they may already have in their libraries, either self created, or sourced through the game from other users, or use newer higher quality decals, again, self made or sourced inside the game from other users.no doubt the new game will support larger svg files and new effects for the livery editor too...
Why would people need to 'buy' access to their online cars! Surely a yes or no button would suffice.Players could have the option of buying access to their online cars.
As for liveries the increase resolution would mean importing old faves would be fairly pointless... no doubt the new game will support larger svg files and new effects for the livery editor too...
I wouldn't bet too much on larger svg files, but if they do, which would be good, allow them to sit alongside the smaller sized decals already on their servers. People could then choose to use a lower sized decal they may already have in their libraries, either self created, or sourced through the game from other users, or use newer higher quality decals, again, self made or sourced inside the game from other users.
Why would people need to 'buy' access to their online cars! Surely a yes or no button would suffice.
if they let you import the Liveries you have saved and then you can only import THOSE cars that use THOSE liveries it should be good enough for everyone as it lets everyone get their liveries they have without grinding credits to get the cars to use them. the Real money purchases & gift cars (GT Sport deluxe/collectors, pre-order DLC, i think they are Red/Purple dots in gtsport?) should also be transferable.
And here I thought it was supposed to be a racing game.but a car rpg with nothing to play for is pointless...
And here I thought it was supposed to be a racing game.
This is why it is suggested as an "option". EVen if I am able to import many cars from my garage, doesn't mean I won't have anything to do. If I start with a basic licence, I may have to still unlock whatever tier to be able to use say, an N600 car. I might not be able to use a Group C car right away. I may be able to use all my cars in Arcade Mode, but SImulation Mode might be locked until I advance my skill level.The majority of folks dont engage in sport mode at all, and are craving traditional GT, car culture is many different things as well as racing. Thankfully we seem to be getting both this time around, but bypassing the games main feature of earning cars undermines it. I would say a better system is letting you have access to all vehicles straight away, but making the game economy about development / customisation. Imagine buying the best livery options, wheel trims, engine and chasis upgrades over time. You need an acquisition curve of some kind to keep the game fresh. Importing everything would be a false economy.