And rightly so. The few people that owned the old GT games and are super competitive into online are not the majority of purchasers.
GT:Sport is catering to a tiny minority of players. You know how many people play car games on PC? Now you now how few of those play iRacing? That's ratio we are talking about.
Sadly Kaz and Sony knew the millions of loyal past GT fans would buy many hundreds of thousands of copies sight unseen - they counted on it.
Many of those copies cannot be returned, the digital copies cannot be returned - so Sony will get to keep the money, but the very few people left playing online will mean the GT:Sport servers will go dark much sooner than later due to lack of interest.
Most of us game players have no interest in eSports - we lead busy fulfilled lives and this game was supposed be an entertaining diversion, not all consuming, and waiting around for 2 races spread over an hour is time consuming.
I just wish somewhere a wealthy class action lawyer that grew up on GT is looking at this fiasco of GT:Sport he has bought and is trying to figure out a way to take Sony, PD and Kaz to the cleaners - that is how much I dislike what I have bought since I have no chance of getting my money back. I wish someone would sue Sony and PD and win, just so I can feel better