It's always been that way in previous GT's. The American and European versions of the game have had their currencies modeled off of dollars/euros/pounds/etc and the Asian versions of the game have their currency modeled off of yen and whatever the other forms they use in Asia.
Yes.
But then we have to listen to random people on GTP claim that it's not supposed to, or doesn't represent real life currency when somebody points out $500 oil changes.(every single game it seems to come up)
It's actually pretty entertaining.
Nice dig at the youth there. And on a video game forum of all places...
A. You seriously underestimate the amount of non-youth on GTP
B. If you experienced as many people quitting races just because they weren't doing as well as they hoped, that I have, you might be jaded too.
From parking, to parking in the pits, just quitting, or, my favorite, pretending to disconnect. I would estimate around 50-60% of people actually finished races(including people doing well) if you change that to people doing poorly, the % skyrockets.
I'm not even counting the million times people would come up with a "real life" excuse, conveniently after being disgruntled that their pace wasn't putting them on the starting grid where they wanted to be.
Quite frankly it was pathetic, and ultimately lead to me giving up on quality online racing.
And that was the GT crowd, which people tell me is "very good compared to other games".
At least AI doesn't punk out and quit.
My god this website is horrible for phones in 2017. It's actually kind of spectacular.