Does it include added after release cars and fake cars like vision cars or fake gt3/gt/group b/road cars?
Does it include added after release cars and fake cars like vision cars or fake gt3/gt/group b/road cars?
You can't buy cars with real money that cost more than 2 million credits. What are you talking about?That's the point, they are adding expensive cars to "force" people paying for them.
Does it include added after release cars and fake cars like vision cars or fake gt3/gt/group b/road cars?
You can grind 1 million credits in less than an hour. Not expensive.1.000.000+ millions is still expensive.
What do you base that guess on?
Man, if only Sony hadn't given away every one of those 80 million lifetime units of this series.It isn't only a paid content for GTsport folks.. They've used 3d models of cars from GT2 till GT5 with the standard cars.. people were mad about the standard cars.. Now they release a system that probably will gain enough money to make the best detailed cars for the common years.. GTsport now, GT7 later and maybe in the future (10 years ish) also models for GTsport 2...
Install, but you missing a context, when i mentioned gt5 prologue, i told about game release and its price (gt 5 prologue was $40 vs gt sport $60) and lack of content, and if you compare gt5 prologue on its release to vanilla gt sport you will be surprised. Now situation are better for the cars, but i don't see a big difference in your picture in "real location" section. Still lack of content.It's the current car list. Are you not installing the updates?
The outrage that took place on the forums when it was discovered FM7 had loot boxes and then this thread where people seem surprisingly OK with microtransactions.
Install, but you missing a context, when i mentioned gt5 prologue, i told about game release and its price (gt 5 prologue was $40 vs gt sport $60) and lack of content, and if you compare gt5 prologue on its release to vanilla gt sport you will be surprised. Now situation are better for the cars, but i don't see a big difference in your picture in "real location" section. Still lack of content.
Guess we aren't reading the same comments in that thread. It seems like several people are rather critical of it.
However, since this site actually has rules it's pretty tame compared to Facebook and Twitter.
Yeah to be honest the comments here are far, far less toxic than those on more general news publications (IGN, Eurogamer, etc)What comment in that thread that you would label as "outrage"? I see some skepticism, but most people seemed to be perfectly fine with it.
So why are you blaming the GTPlanet community for the toxic comments on Facebook and Twitter?
The climate regarding MicroTransactions is hot as hell, take a look at GTA5 "$6 billion in revenue" and Red Dead Redemption 2 clearly going the same way from the get go. And what about Fortnite, $2billion this year.
The thing that is dying, thanks to EU among others, is ingame gambling. Where you spend real money and get random items with no guarantee of getting something you want or need.
Eurogamer sure have that outrage culture going on the comments.
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/...s-big-new-update-introduces-microtransactions
http://www.ign.com/articles/2008/03/07/gran-turismo-5-prologue-features-announcedGT5 Prologue had 37 cars on release while GT Sport had 162 cars on release.
As for the track, there are three times more real track locations and layouts in GT Sport than in GT5 Prologue (roughly the same ratio as the number of cars).
Man, that first sentence aged so poorly that it didn't make it to the second sentence.There's a big difference between spending a few bucks for cars then whatever the hell Turn10 were doing in FM7... I'm still unclear how the stuff works in FM7 but I actively avoided them.
At least it was legibleMan, that first sentence aged so poorly that to didn't make it to the second sentence.
I'm glad you were able to take time to make such an important observation on an autocorrect mistake I had already fixed.At least it was legible