Legendary cars dealer refresh

  • Thread starter sejtur
  • 9,297 comments
  • 1,260,116 views
You'd think they would ignore the grinders (they don't want us to mechanically play the same events over and over again) and rather aim at people using the MTX option.
Someone has to buy it and show off so the po’ players can spend that real moola.
 
You'd think they would ignore the grinders (they don't want us to mechanically play the same events over and over again) and rather aim at people using the MTX option.
They want to sell credits of course, but they’re also aware that most players willing to buy them have limits in terms of how much they’re prepared to spend on virtual credits.

You need somewhere around 50,000,000 cr. to buy all the legendary cars currently available, and buying that amount on the PS Store would not be a microtransaction. More like a gigatransaction, which they cannot reasonably expect from 99,9% of players.
 
Ferrari 250gto was suposed to comeback in the lcd 2 days from now. But since the suzuki escudo is coming to the lcd, maybe it will take its place. From that on I have no ideia if it changes predition list.
 
I'm wondering how high the Escudo's price is going to be. Hopefully not 20 million credits.
 
Last edited:
Ferrari 250gto was suposed to comeback in the lcd 2 days from now. But since the suzuki escudo is coming to the lcd, maybe it will take its place. From that on I have no ideia if it changes predition list.
If it's anything like the previous updates the Escudo should get an additional, 11th spot in the LCD for an extended period of time to help people get it.
 
20 million credits for a Suzuki? LOL.
I was exaggerating, I know. I wouldn't be surprised if PD did make up a ridiculous pricetag for it.

Even 3M would be too much for it, considering the 205 and S1 costs much less
Yeah, anything between 3 and 4 mil would be reasonable for the Escudo, I reckon.
 
Jusy why on this game would you buy that pile of .......?
When the reveal trailer dropped it honestly was the car I was looking forward to the most since there’s been nothing like it in the series. It’s honestly not that bad there’s just no where to really use it.
 
Bought the McLaren F1 GTR - lovely car to drive, but found that when doing Spa race, during the night period, the dash panel was rather bright and distracting
 
I'm getting two F40's too, they're both legendary cars for different reasons though; the F40 was the last car Enzo Ferrari himself approved and irl its tendency to go pure oversteer/powersliding when those turbos kicked in suddenly while midcorner are legendary-er still. The F50 was the last truly analog car: Naturally Aspirated race-derived V12, no ABS, no TC, no power steering, no stability control; just pure raw power in a world where digital was quickly dominating it. They're both legendary, a reflection of their times.
 
Last edited:
I'm getting two F40's too, they're both legendary cars for different reasons though; the F40 was the last car Enzo Ferrari himself approved and irl its tendency to go pure oversteer/powersliding when those turbos kicked in suddenly while midcorner are legendary-er still. The F50 was the last truly analog car: Naturally Aspirated race-derived V12, no ABS, no TC, no power steering, no stability control; just pure raw power in a world where digital was quickly dominating it. They're both legendary, a reflection of their times.
Please enjoy this sound:



I want this to drive to work every day :D
 
Last edited:
Amazing car and amazing sound! Having the track all for oneself must be such an incredible experience in such a car!! Although you can't go wrong either way with a straight-piped street F50 with a stock fully-gated manual trans, a heel and toe paradise :D:D:D

It's more of a review itself more than driving, but the fun begins at the 3:15 mark:

 
it's still a pile of crap, you waste credits on it if you want, I'll pass. as your advice is a pile too lol

Already have chief. Currently making me over 6 mill credits an hour as can do tokyo in around 7 minutes.
 
Back