The reason I write repeatedly about the same things is that, does anyone honestly think that things will change for the better if we keep silent, or write ONE post and leave it at that? The thing that disappoints me the most is that people will begrudgingly admit that the problems exist, then basically go 'But what can you do? Just zip it!'...
That's the problem in a nutshell. You know what a company will respond to? Constant criticism. Unending pressure. Absolutely no way anyone can ever buy the product without knowing about the flaws and drawbacks. And, on a forum, the way to stop the discussion of things that need to change is to allow them to drop off the front page. Anyone buying a product isn't honestly going to sieve through 100 pages of a thread. They are going to read the first one or two. Unless the mods were to create a sticky and someone collate the main issues, if people followed the 'zip it!' advice, there would be a lot more buying the product not realizing the issues.
You really only have ONE form of pressure on a company. Bad publicity. You already bought their product, so there goes any leverage
you have. But making sure everyone
else that hasn't yet bought it knows what the problems are is the way to incentivize the company to FIX IT..! Allow unsuspecting people to buy a flawed product, and the incentive to fix the issue goes away... the company is still making money!
The primary reason I post so much is that I came from a casual, non-league racing environment that simply does not exist in PC2. The barebones game is far better in every respect to GT6/Sport, except for the ONE thing that prevents the clean, casual racing. A Friends List does not substitute. Rooms revolve around their host (or should, no offense, betta!) and the tools to allow hosts to run casual clean racing don't exist. And could be added so easily.
So, sorry, but I'm not shutting up about them. And the day SMS addresses them, you'll be glad I didn't. Because they sure as 🤬 won't do a damn thing about them if we all just 'zip it!'.
There's a lot more to online racing than drunken oval racing with friends.