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,
Discover how microtransactions redefine video game economics, boosting revenue for free-to-play games. Explore key examples from Fortnite, League of Legends, and more.
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.
Is this a joke? Are you really jumping my crap for spending money to upgrade my car to be competitive?
I said I spend about 100,000 credits on some cars to reach recommended PP to compete in Cafe missions.
Carbon Ceramic Brake Kit $15,000
Racing Brake Pads $1,500
Sports: Hard Tires $3,500
Supercharger $20,000
Fully customizable Suspension $20,000
Weight stage 1, 2 & 3 $16,800
Racing Clutch and Flywheel $7,000
Fully Customizable Racing Transmission $20,000
If Needed, Racing Heavy Wet Tires $27,500
This isn't even close to what you can potentially spend on a vehicle; this is a cheaper car to upgrade.
They will give you a car that is around 520 PP and recommend 600 to 650 PP for the race.
I play on the hardest mode on the game and every single race is chase the leader.
I'm not sure how relevant a study is that isn't focused directly on GT7 itself.
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I have to say that I find it hilarious how you are attempting to claim I am
paying to win by upgrading my car to the recommended PP.
This is like a clown world.