Rudenut
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My son won the Jag XJ13 in roulette.
Has ever a Gran Turismo game been relatively easy/quick to get all cars?
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MagpieRacer
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It isn't about ease or speed. It's about having more races to complete to earn more credits to give the illusion of ease or speed.
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Oh please... The only cars I bought in the game were those multi million cars when I reached the 20 mil cap.
Sure don't have all those "millionaire cars" but pretty much the majority of Gr. 1, Gr. 2, Gr. 3 and Gr. 4, so pretty much all the Sport Mode needs covered.
Funny thing, don't have a car yet to be competitive on Nostalgia Cup.
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And now you have to play and grind much much more than you ever have to before to get the very same cars.
Or you can buy them with real money of course........
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I don't even think the price of Legend cars is THAT major of an issue; GT7 is supposed to be a long term game/service after all. It's just being heavily exacerbated by the fact that the game just slashed credit earnings with pretty much nothing else to do right now.
There 100% needed to be additional events to go along with a change like that, to walk the walk, after saying you don't want players to grind single events. Now GT7 has set the stage for a week of outrage, some of which was complete downtime of the game entirely. Perfect storm right there.
The bad PR is a bit depressing for me because it's otherwise a pretty good GT compared to previous titles, and is an excellent foundation to build upon compared to games like GT5 and 6 which were heavily incomplete at launch, but weren't as egregious with their MTX's, and as a result are looked back on more fondly right now.
There 100% needed to be additional events to go along with a change like that, to walk the walk, after saying you don't want players to grind single events. Now GT7 has set the stage for a week of outrage, some of which was complete downtime of the game entirely. Perfect storm right there.
The bad PR is a bit depressing for me because it's otherwise a pretty good GT compared to previous titles, and is an excellent foundation to build upon compared to games like GT5 and 6 which were heavily incomplete at launch, but weren't as egregious with their MTX's, and as a result are looked back on more fondly right now.
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Much quicker than GT7 yes but not quick in general.
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Never mind the fact that literally zero people are complaining about not getting all the cars fast, I still say it was incredibly easy to get all the cars in GT4. And GTS would have been easy as well I think if I had spent any time in it. I have a bunch of the cars and stay about 5 mil cr pretty easily. The fact that you could not upgrade cars in the same way in GTS means nearly all of the money you earn goes towards getting the cars. Again, no one is asking to get "all" the cars easily. All we want is a reasonable reward for our time spent in the game. Yes, driving is fun, it is way more fun in GT7 than in GTS even. The fact that you fanbois keep coming in here and trying to defend these business practices is mindblowing to me.
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Actually the answer is "yes", but you just straight-up ignored it.
So... if you're not interested in discussion and only want to listen to bad takes that reinforce your own... what's the point of this thread?
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GT2: 20-25 minutes. You can now afford the most expensive car in the game.
GT4: B-Spec.
GT5: B-Spec.
Yes, I don't think anyone expected anything more from this thread when they saw who the OP.
Other than GT Sport, I have. You're wrong.
If you did you probably would have had some self-preservation kick in before saying so many dumb things so self-assuredly.
So you made your own entire thread dedicated to arguing with a point no one made in the first place after embarrassing yourself so badly in the other one.
This one is amusing because you're making a strawman against your own thread.
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Weird. You're asking me a question but not actually answering the ones I posed you to help me answer it...
Why? Because you say so?
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Then yes, GT1 and GT3, as well as GT4 Prologue, GT Concept, GT5 Prologue, and GTHD.
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Aside from the fact that past games were objectively easier to earn money and had cheaper cars, I have not seen a single person complain that they can't buy all cars extremely quickly.
Have you seen anyone say that it should take 50 hours to buy every car in GT7? If not I don't know what your point is.
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GT Sport. You literally get a car every day from the roulette wheel just for driving a few laps. Between that and the credits, outside of the super rare cars you can pretty much get any car you would want to drive with not too much effort.
Which makes going from that to what GT7 is that much worse.
Which makes going from that to what GT7 is that much worse.
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I was a billionaire in GT6 through regular gameplay. Every car bought and a weird fixation buying Miura's. At last count, I had about 60 of them at 15 million each.
GT5 was harder but even then, I still bought every car long before the game reached EOL through normal gameplay.
If you're playing devil's advocate for GT7, good luck to you. You'll need it.
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Its not about how easy it is to get all cars
Its more about the fact that if I want to get a high end car the amount of grinding i have to do to get it is absurd. Say I want to get a gr4 for a daily race i need almost half a million credits. Theres no race in the game that lets me get that without “mechanically repeating races” or whatever kaz said. Thats not fun
Its more about the fact that if I want to get a high end car the amount of grinding i have to do to get it is absurd. Say I want to get a gr4 for a daily race i need almost half a million credits. Theres no race in the game that lets me get that without “mechanically repeating races” or whatever kaz said. Thats not fun
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Again, what is your point?
Have any "teenagers" said that GT7 is bad because you can't get every car in 2 months without grinding?
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I'm pretty sure that grinding Fisherman's Ranch for two months counts as a form of self-harm.
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So many goalposts have moved fore and aft, I'm not even sure what sport this is anymore.
The answer is a resounding, ear-piercing "yes". Every single Gran Turismo not named "GT Sport" and "Gran Turismo 7" are exponentially easier to obtain any or all cars in. It doesn't matter if you don't consider them mainline games or not.
The answer is a resounding, ear-piercing "yes". Every single Gran Turismo not named "GT Sport" and "Gran Turismo 7" are exponentially easier to obtain any or all cars in. It doesn't matter if you don't consider them mainline games or not.
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"Pretty sure," huh? Such strong self-assuredness from someone who made a thread complaining about people criticizing the grind in GT7 without bothering to actually check the numbers for how the previous games compare (then ignored them when they were provided to you anyway).
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