You want facts?
Indeed, but that doesn't mean it's design isn't stopping some from playing.
Not at all. It's clear what the game is designed around. And frankly, I am not interested in running that tread mill if what I am going to get out of it is peanuts, and an ever diminishing amount of fun, and simply waiting for Polyphony to build the rest of the game like they are clearly doing.
Well I'm not, I thought I saw someone say that was the max per hour. If it's lower well then yeah, just proves the point further.
It honestly is. And I hate to admit it. Aside from people wanting more cars and tracks, I just want more content to use what's already in the game, and not feel cheated after doing a race. They force you to pick between 4-5 decently paying races, while having dozens more from the Cafe that are only worth playing once due to the low payout. Not counting missions that you literally can only play once.
There were large pay-outs in GT6 Quick Match if you had the 200% login bonus but that's about the only place it's ever occurred in an online GT game. Edit: There were also reasonable rewards for another section too that's pay-outs were based on the pp of the car you used (the lower the pp the greater the reward), but I can't remember what it was called.
If that was their goal, they certainly succeeded. I haven't played the game in 2 weeks. Can't be bothered. It's not fun as Gran Turismo used to be fun.
I've fallen a long way on that front. One 15 million car (Daytona) in Sport and a 20 million credit car gifted by the wheel. I mean, it's my fault for not playing as much or wanting to grind when I did but that's seriously bad coming from having 70+ Miura's in GT6 to none in 5 years of GTS. I bought the Daytona thinking I'd get a Miura later... Yeah, right. Even after all the game was done and dusted with updates and me completing everything they brought, I was still scratching for credits.
I don't see at your fault mate. None of us should have to grind, especially not like in GT Sport and GT7. PD need to up the money to similar to what we had in Quick Matches for Sport Mode and you can bet your bottom dollar that Sport Mode will gain in popularity. I'd go back to running the new no DR/SR races in a heartbeat if that was the case.I've fallen a long way on that front. One 15 million car (Daytona) in Sport and a 20 million credit car gifted by the wheel. I mean, it's my fault for not playing as much or wanting to grind when I did but that's seriously bad coming from having 70+ Miura's in GT6 to none in 5 years of GTS. I bought the Daytona thinking I'd get a Miura later... Yeah, right. Even after all the game was done and dusted with updates and me completing everything they brought, I was still scratching for credits.
...and here I am with 7, sighing and expecting exactly the same experience. Yay. Can't wait.
It's turned into the Gran Torture franchise.
Wow, that changes the whole feel what “microtransactions” mean in this game . . .
I feel ya, bro. I got a four star ticket today and would have been happy with the $3 of pocket change that I usually get, but they hit me with yet another Ferrari invitation which I already had, still active, and had already bought their dang cars anyway! Even worse than useless!
At this stage, the number of tracks in GT7 don't bother me. it's still the lack of fine tuning. We can rce Formula cars with classic road cars. We can't do exact replicas of some real world series, but close enough. Replayability is high, but the compromises of rewardsandlack of any kind of save option is killing that same replayability.
Hence my utter frustration/disappointment that a major international car rental company believes a Swedish tractor is in the same class as a German sports car >:-( How is a medium sized 4 door petrol sedan is "in the same class" as a large 5 door, diesel station wagon?
That's true. MLB does it better than any other sports game I have played in recent years.
Sony was pretty miffed about Days Gone. By all accounts a pretty good game (I really liked it) that sold well but because of its launch issuenof being rife with bugs, as well as some other circumstances that might not be so obvious to us, the game was denied a sequel, despite the devs practically begging for the chance.
Eh I doubt it's anything like that, PD haven't really changed in 15 years. Remember, they wanted to do GT HD with cars and tracks for sale individually, that was long before anything like that was an industry wide thing or something from Sony. That was 100% their idea, and with MTs in all their games since GT6, I strongly believe those are all down to them as well. This is the game they want to deliver.
Honestly I just do 30min lemans with everything I can tune to 700p and nothing more. Single player focused game my a@_...
. A small error on my part, it was GT5 (Edit: and Sport without the DLC) with the 20,000,000 cap. They all seem to run into each other in my old, not as good as it used to be memory. 
