It depends what you want to do with the game. There's an incentive to buy all the cars from GT7, it's clearly the main goal of the game. If you want to do the same with GT5 or 6, well... good luck wit that.No way is GT7 less "grindy" than 5 or 6 during their time.
when 5 and 6 were active games you'd have better luck with the car collecting than you have with GT7. By a considerable margin...It depends what you want to do with the game. There's an incentive to buy all the cars from GT7, it's clearly the main goal of the game. If you want to do the same with GT5 or 6, well... good luck wit that.
The whole game feels cheap in way too many areas: Presentation, menu designs, the way they just simply threw all cars in the dealerships, the events. It feels like it was missing at least another year of polishing. It doesn't feel like a complete game, it feels more like a beta. That's my main issue with it.Well, GT6 feels like "another" version of GT5. I don't recall correctly its online features, but yes I understand your statement.
What I really don't like about the game is the car dealership. The way the cars are showed is kinda "cheap", especially in comparison with GT5.
Well there were arguments that GT Sport wasn't a proper Gran Turismo because it didn't have a number. GT uh seven has a number. Still not a proper Gran Turismo?GT7 is not even a Proper GT Title... It has a lot of things missing; Proper Career(GT League), B-Spec, Seasonal Events, I know there are now the Weekly Challenges BUT you can't compere them...
Or what the game always should've been from the beginning.While it makes sense not to throw out all the existing hard work the ratio of new to old content makes GT7 feel like a continuation of GT Sport instead of a fresh new game.