That's the crazy part of people defending this. You are literally buying cars that you already paid for by buying the game.
I would have to agree this is bad logic. It's not the person that is playing the game and buying things with in game currency it's the
We talking about micro-transaction. Not a whole game. Micro-transactions. I don't know anyone personally that pays for micro-transaction. You want data? Here you go,
I probably didn't convey my point correctly. My point is, there are people that drop loads of in game cash to max out cars for Clubman races. You do not have to do that, but people do because it makes the game easier. Paying to win. That's who its for. If you've been playing like this the whole time, I don't see how you could feel betrayed by the micro-transactions. You just blew $70 on a game you don't even want to play. I understand where PD is coming from. They put all this time and money into this game for people to just gloss over, at least give them a tip.
Is this a joke? Are you really jumping my crap for spending money to upgrade my car to be competitive?We talking about micro-transaction. Not a whole game. Micro-transactions. I don't know anyone personally that pays for micro-transaction. You want data? Here you go,
How Microtransactions Impact the Economics of Gaming
Microtransactions have changed the economics of video games by making it possible for gaming companies to generate massive added revenue as games are played.www.investopedia.com
" Game developers have learned to take advantage of this new revenue source. It is estimated that only 5 to 20% of game communities take part in microtransactions, and the amounts they spend vary. However, this is still a significant amount, as the revenue generated is enormous for free-to-play games."
Two minute Google. The fact that you didn't do that says a lot. But lets be for real, effort or a lack thereof, is why we're having this conversation, aren't we? There even a site that breaks it ALL the way down to console.
No, its your fault you feel like $$$$ is the only way you can exceed in this game.
Nope nothing at all , just the reward of seeing 18 mill cr go bye bye , but it was worth it , one of my top 5 Endurance Cars of all time .
I understand exactly were PD is coming from, they have made it painfully obvious. They hid these ridiculous over priced micro transactions from the press pre-game. They cut things that were in the original game because people were grinding instead of paying them money. They have stupid low payouts on custom races so you have problems earning money the traditional way. They dropped the PP bonus that was available in previous games. They dangle the most desirable cars well beyond anyone that dose not fork out the cash. They falsely represent there product in the media making up easy money races to put on public display that are not in the game (yet). They rig roulette payouts to be as little as possible on a continues basis. They give you 450PP cars and 600/700PP races. I could go on but anyone with eyes can see PD is only concerned with milking as much money via MTX as possible out of this game. I gave them a tip I bought this game at full price. I will play it and enjoy it for what it is but that's all they are going to get.
Exactly... if 1 million credits was 1$ I wouldve spent 200$ by now but make those same credits 20$ and ill be spending 0 (and probably wont be playing as much).I bought a couple of them, not paying for the millions though, i would if they cost £1 for 1 million credits, heck id buy a few of them suckers...
this... paying AAA prices to participate in an F2P tier economy.
They should do the Forza model, Premium is $99 for all the upcoming DLC and you are VIP (more rewards/perks).
Anyone else here bought any? Why?
