I won the Spa 1 hr enduro again (and again no rain) and with the CRB to boot I scored 1.5 million Cr. for 61 mins work.
I also had lunch with some friends today (a rare treat these days!) and regaled them with stories of how amazing GT7 is - particularly the aforementioned event - but also had a pretty frank discussion on the shortcomings of the game... notably the cost of in-game credits on PSN.
This is what really tears me - GT7 is truly epic, and it can and does deliver pure magic... not only that, but it promises so much more too.
And yet there are still some major shortcomings, and my biggest bugbear of all is the horrendous pricing of their in-game credits on PSN. Frankly, it is nothing short of a disgrace, and it must be rectified.
I personally think that Kazunori-san himself must be similarly torn - no doubt he truly hates the fact that 2 million Cr. costs a frankly stupid £16, and yet can't risk publicly condemning such an obviously greedy and self-defeating thing as this. At yet, it is Kazunori-san and Polyphony Digital themselves whose legacy is being tarnished by this horrible appendage to an otherwise glorious franchise. The horrific pricing of their so-called microtransactions is literally like someone taking a massive dump on the steps of the Louvre, yet expecting patrons to still enjoy the Mona Lisa.
PLEASE, PD, Kazunori-san, stop this - it's frankly embarrassing for those of us who try so hard to advocate for this otherwise wonderful game to justify the unjustifiable.