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They are only meant to be for those who put in the work to get them
I got a Jaguar XJ13 for driving 26 miles. Still, that backs up your other point about keeping people logging in each day.
They are only meant to be for those who put in the work to get them
This month i think i have a chance on what is what....
Well, loaded up my game, hoping my cars would come back and my garage is still gone thanks to 1.24 and PD's corrupt server data. Nice to see them avoiding a fix for their data by glossing folks with content but no actual bug fixes. Amazing how this continues on.
I see it as being no different than the Trophies that are unattainable for most. Only those who put in the hard work will get them all. It's the same for these cars. They are only meant to be for those who put in the work to get them. It gives some of us a reason to keep logging on and playing that would otherwise have nothing else to work towards. If I was giving every car in the game from the beginning I wouldn't be playing this game anymore because I would absolutely have no incentive to play as much as I do.
There is a sense of accomplishment when you put in the work to earn something and don't cheat or get it hand to you.
The method is available, but only if I sacrifice basically every other reason I got the game (driving in online lobbies, online racing, creating custom liveries). Is it good for GT Sport if I spend my evening grinding blue moon instead of participating in sport mode races?All I simply said was even though its using the same time consuming means (Again with no better, effective method), the car can be obtained. I'm not a fan of the current method either as I missed stacking what I earned with the daily login bonus from GT6 and I too have PCARS2 (since you seem to bring that up a lot) but considering I can't paint them on there (Something I enjoy doing a lot on this game if my profile is anything to go by, sometimes more so then actually racing), I'm willing to do this grinding on GT Sport. Maybe you aren't willing to for various reasons, but all I'm saying is they aren't impossible to get if you're willing to do these methods (that or the rare occasion that RNGesus decides to actually give you one of those instead of yet another Tomahawk X).
Fair enough, if you grind for them just so you can access them, good on you. There are a lot of people who grind for them just so they can tick them off though, either because they’re completionists (nothing wrong with that at all), or so they can parade around in them in online lobbies.And also no, I don't do it because "Look how good I am at the game" (a strange assumption towards people who have them). I genuinely enjoy driving the old cars (Even the expensive ones), even more so a lot of times then the modern ones (just one look at the amount of miles I put on my Ferrari 250 GTO will tell you that) so knowing that the Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe is now here, a huge favorite of mine from GT2 AND GT6 (That and because I abit of a Shelby fan in general), I'm willing to grind for that even if I'm not exactly thrilled that the price tag has gone up. Of course that's just me, the same person who managed to get the Peugeot 908 within a week of having GT5 because I loved the hell out of that car and was willing to grind like crazy for it (and that's before login bonuses were a thing), but I don't do just to show off.
So basically, grinding has become part of your regular GT routine. Nothing against that, you’re totally entitled to that approach, and it’s completely normal in a variety of games. As much as I’ve said I dislike grinding, it’s mostly because I have done extensive amounts of it across a wide variety of games, so whilst being pretty sick of it in general, I am aware of how it can be, let’s say relaxing or calming, hell, I’ve spend days just fishing in various mmos That said, I’m pretty tired of grinding in video games period, on top of really disliking the type of grinding required in GTS specifically.I honestly don't know. I do 3 blue Moon races a day for over a million credits then I just do all kinds of things from league's to custom races. So in about 15 days I have 20 million credits again.
Mostly don't use them but this new update gives me an event to get them out. I don't have anything else to spend my money on because I have every car but the highest price ones.
I enjoy it. I've been playing GT from the very beginning so after so many years it's just normal game play to me. It's not like I'm grinding until my fingers bleed or anything. Like I said 3 blue Moon races a day is all the true grinding I really do everything else is just normal game play.
It is strange that they are adding all the high priced cars in back to back to back updates and makes most feel it will be impossible to get them all. But once you have ev
I was kind of following you in your first response, but you’re losing me here.I see it as being no different than the Trophies that are unattainable for most. Only those who put in the hard work will get them all. It's the same for these cars. They are only meant to be for those who put in the work to get them. It gives some of us a reason to keep logging on and playing that would otherwise have nothing else to work towards. If I was giving every car in the game from the beginning I wouldn't be playing this game anymore because I would absolutely have no incentive to play as much as I do.
There is a sense of accomplishment when you put in the work to earn something and don't cheat or get it hand to you.
Beat was NA, S660 is Turbo
I‘m looking forward to try the Amuse, it‘s been one of my favourite cars in GT6 I hope we‘ll also get the regular R1 Titan one day
One thing I'll mention about the "rare" cars, I do have thec choicev of purchasing with real money. It's the same as me buying just the Ford Falcon EA 351 GT in Forza. If I don't wanst the whole pack of 10 DLC for $9 and choose to spend $3 for one car, that's on me. In that game, as far as I remember, I can't get it any other way than to buy it.
I’d 100% support micro transactions for these expensive cars. I spent 8.5 hours “grinding” today, surely I should be able to purchase the cars I desire with my hard earned credits.In Forza it becomes a matter of how much real money you want to spend.
ie. in Forza 6 I felt like that title delivered so I bought the VIP and car pass and the two dlc. Sure it was expensive but that was my decision at the time.
In Forza 7, not so much, didnt bother with VIP or the car pass.
In GT5/6 and Sport their revenue stream is different so its not a direct comparison.
I remember lately that I was playing Forza 7 and I purchased the Miura for something like a milllion credits? I dont remember the cost but all along I though... this thing is $15 mil. in GTS so whatever it costs here, who cares.
I really think that if PD wanted to release a $20 mil. prestige car pack for how many real world dollars people would go for it. They would cop crap but I see my time as more valuable than grinding Blue Moon.
I like how this discussion has devolved.
Both sides are wrong and both are dug in.
You shouldnt be grinding for anything. However I'm opposed to a system where they just give you cars.
I do like a token effort of an economy.
I feel like since the most you can earn is 400,000 credits, there shouldnt be cars even at the $3.6 mil level let alone $15 mil. and $20 mil.
I mean I only grinded in GT5/6 via B-Spec.
I am opposed to mindlessly doing Blue Moon.
I would much rather they give you a "prestige car ticket" for doing milestones.
eg. I just passed a million drift points. I'm about to do the 180 day login. How about tickets for those?
For people who grind and do rubber band tricks, I'm happy people do this, life uh finds a way but I feel like I'm just a casual who does his 42km and that's it.
I think at last count there's almost 100 mil. credits of high end cars. That's an amazingly high bar given how low the prizes out in Sport and even taking into account Blue Moon.
and your USB Backup still may not be 100% insurance.
No, they don't. At least with cronusmax. Also Fanatec native mode is not working, have to play with logitech emulation.Rumble motors work on the pedals if you turn abs from auto to a number like 100 within a profile on the wheel settings.
I had a GT40 and a Miura in the pot yesterday. Of course none of them was chosen.Maybe I'll get lucky after this update and manage to pull a car, that is not a Jaguar F-Type Gr.3.
"I have a dream, that one day, my garage is getting a car above the price of 1 Million".
It will most likely end up like this:
*4 magic silhouettes appear*
Jaguar XJ13
Ferrari 330 P4
Ford GT40 Mark IV
Volkswagen Golf GTI
*wild choosing of cars intensifies*
*the game chooses...*
The Golf!
It seems to be the rarer model and won some significant races. But it also depends what car PD got their hands on. I doubt there are many original cars left in standard spec.Does anyone have any idea why Mini got 970 cc engine?
As far as I understand (and according to Wiki and some other sources), Cooper produced two special "S" models specifically for circuit racing, rated at 970 cc (1.0 L; 59.2 cu in) and a 1,275 cc (1.3 L; 77.8 cu in), both of which were also offered to the public. The smaller engine model was not well received and only 961 were built with 970 cc engines until the model was discontinued in April 1965.
So why PD chose the smaller engine? Any Mini enthusiasts here? Maybe I'm just misinformed and 970 cc engine was better for some reasons - let me know, please.
Don't get me wrong, I love the fact we got Mini at all and I enjoy driving it. But PD's choice of lesser version just triggers my OCD a little bit.
If this is the only GT for this console, it's a shame we can't transfer credits and cars like in PS2 & PS3 games.I've been saving (not a grinder) for the Miura since it came out as I love that car so much. Now the Shelby's out, the Miura has been bumped down the list as I love the Shelby even more... 1st world problems huh?
Here's an idea. I've got about sixty Miura's gathering pixelated dust in my GT6 stockyard so can I part exchange them? Sixty GT6 Miura's for one PS4 Miura? I've got a few 250 GTO's, XJ13's and P330's I'd be happy to swap for one single solitary Daytona too. I'll even throw in my current 9-10 million credits as a sweetener.👍👍
Where's the quick match credits when you need them.
If I want to pay real money for a Mini, I think it's $1.45 or $2.45 AUD. That's Hot Wheels money here.Just as a comparison as I wanted to see for myself...
Gran Turismo 6's in-game currency, called credits, are available in four different-sized packs with the following pricing:
This isnt really suitable for today's market is it?
- 500,000 credits for £3.99/€4.99 (approximately $6.76 USD)
- 1 million credits for £7.99/€9.99 ($13.54 USD)
- 2.5 million credits for £15.99/€19.99 ($27.10 USD)
- 7 Million credits for £39.99/€49.99 ($67.77 USD)
Saying that arent GT3 cars like $3 usd each? For a $450,000 credit car.