DonkeyPunchJr
World’s Biggest Weeb
All hail Sony! They have eliminated microtransactions by converting them into macrotransactions. Genius!!
Which is why I said this.Why not just… remove MTX then? Wouldn’t that be a lot more effective in encouraging people to play the right way?
But since it's already there, I hope the high prices discourage people from at least supporting it.I don't even know way it's even in the game.
Can you buy those cars with ingame credits? Like i always did in all the Gran Turismo before Sport. Earning credit or grinding to buy all the cars available. If yes who the hell care about that? Too me they can charge $100 for each car. If no then that sucks... too expensive.
Of course you can, the system of earning credits via races and buying cars hasn't changed a bit.
If you just play the game like a regular old GT game you'll be swimming in credits.
This thread is mainly just concern posting. I'm not defending the use of buying in game credits with real money but you would have to be a real smooth brained individual to skip the fun part of the game in order to buy cars.
This is just console war bait.
Games aren't meant to be played this way.
Only time you should be spending your money after purchase is DLC, not in-game credit.
As for the micro transactions, it's probably done that way to encourage you to play the game the right way. Purchasing in game credit via real money is like cheating. I don't even know way it's even in the game.
Anyone thinking this is bad is wrong. This should stop people from supporting these dumb micro transactions.
You do know this and Netflix subscription are two different things right.On a side note, I’d like to thank Netflix for raising their prices. The message is clear: they want to help us break our addiction to TV because they care about our health. Thanks, Netflix!!!
I really don’t buy the idea that they increased the prices to discourage people from buying MTX. Most likely they realized that people who buy those MTXs buy on impulse and are not price-sensitive so it’s worth having fewer players buying if each buyer spends more.Which is why I said this.
But since it's already there, I hope the high prices discourage people from at least supporting it.
At least that's what I was trying to say but some people (not you) gotta make a joke about every thing.
This is satire right? you dont actually believe what you have typed?
Why the fuck wouldnt Sony and Polyphony just you know...not have microtransactions if what you say was one percent true.
Which is why I said this.
But since it's already there, I hope the high prices discourage people from at least supporting it.
At least that's what I was trying to say but some people (not you) gotta make a joke about every thing.
I agree but it also encourage you to grain in most cases anyway.I really don’t buy the idea that they increased the prices to discourage people from buying MTX. Most likely they realized that people who buy those buy on impulse and are not price-sensitive so it’s worth having fewer players buying if each buyer spends more.
Yea this is just typical GAF concern posting. I absolutely fucking hate MTX but Gran Turismo games have always been a little grindy for the top end cars, and this game doesn't lower how you earn or anything. If you ignored the MTX in this game you'd never know they were there, to be honest I certainly don't care. The comparison to Forza is nonsensical because you actually have to pay for the DLC/update cars in that game, where in GT Sport and 7 they are just free updates you can earn in game.Hang on.
Did I miss something?
Are you required to pay that amount for those cars or can you not unlock them using the regular in game currency?!
I remember in GT2 there were cars you had to grind hours and hours for to have the credits to buy them.
But because they’ve now added in a shortcut that is 100% optional , non forced , people are losing their minds.
It’s not like you have GT Credits then Car credits that require insane amounts of grind for. These are the one and same credits from the game that you earn race on race like you have for decades of GT games but now if you are dumb enough you can buy them direct from the store.
Beggars belief.
Going to be interesting to see the pricing models of those 10 live service games currently in production.As someone who has never bought MTX, this is just ridiculous by Sony but par for the course for them under Jimbo's leadership.
Is their F2P or paid games?Going to be interesting to see the pricing models of those 10 live service games currently in production.
There is no car in store for GT7 (at least now).Are these cars actually on the store for $40 each?
or are people just translating the in-game credits to money?
Because they're two different things.
They increase the car price via MTX... how that can be bad?
The main way to get cars is via ingame earned credits.
That is the main focus with the increase via MTX.
There is no exclusive car via MTX.
Increasing it prices just support users to play and earn credits than rely on MTX.
This. The title/headline is a lie, because while you can spend $40 on 40,000,000cr to cover a purchase of a 3,600,000cr car, the car itself doesn't cost $40. It costs $36 worth of credits, ignoring that if you actually play the game you earn credits. If they've made changes to the system that force you into spending that sort of money, then there's a discussion to be had. But as it stands, fuck off with the lies VGC.Are these cars actually on the store for $40 each?
or are people just translating the in-game credits to money?
Because they're two different things.
Your level of deranged Sony fanboyism is honestly reaching the dimensions of a mental illness.
Once players have finished their first Café menu in Gran Turismo 7, they will be rewarded with an unexplained item known as a Roulette Ticket. No, there isn’t gambling in the game, but there is something potentially far better. The Roulette Ticket allows players to unlock cars, credits, and car parts at no cost. Here’s how to take advantage of this new feature.
Unlike past games, GT7 will now require players have a Roulette Ticket to be rewarded a gift car. To use a ticket, open the Garage menu from the World Map and click on the Gifts tab. From there, you can trade a ticket in to spin for one of the several gifts presented on the prize wheel. These tickets hold their own rarities, too, ranging from one-star to three-star. Thus, the higher the rarity of the ticket is, the better the rewards are on the prize wheel.
the problem here why people buy high priced Microtransactions in first place ? Single Skin cost more than $10 and people happily buy it.Why are people buying digital cars with real money to begin with?
That is indeed a good move for the overall economy... so players will rely more in ingame earn than MTX.
I don't want MTX in games at allSoo...if moving players away from MTX is a good thing..and it was why the prices were jacked up...why have MTX in the first place.
I'm not expecting a serious answer btw. Have no power to fight the industrial strength washing machine you seem to be running
If they would have mantain the same prices as before would you have bought those cars with real money or with game currency? Also the $40 is to buy game currency not the car.
The level of deranged dumb clickbaiting is honestly reaching the dimensions of a mental illness.Your level of deranged Sony fanboyism is honestly reaching the dimensions of a mental illness.
Or you can pay Just to support the developers and help Sony to fund the next gtWell we know they will put in game credit to buy via money in the game... GTS had it.
But I'm really happy is that they increase the price.
So they are telling you to rely more on your earned ingame credits than buying credits with money.
GTS was too cheap that made people took the easy way.
Crazy but this is the world we live in now & the crazy part is that if they told people that the digital assets was limited editions they would pay even more just to have something that other people don't have even if they don't really have anything lolthe problem here why people buy high priced Microtransactions in first place ? Single Skin cost more than $10 and people happily buy it.
I'd be willing to bet multiple people already have.The shit part is, I guarantee people out there will buy them.
The level of deranged dumb clickbaiting is honestly reaching the dimensions of a mental illness.
What people are complaining about can be applied to every car in the game.
This is only a problem if you are a dumb fuck that can't earn the money in-game through natural progression and just want a short cut to purchase whatever you want from the get go.
call it cheating, call it pay to win.
the only problem is the person who even thinks about doing this.
And wouldn't be a thing if you couldn't purchase credits.