If someone buys credits, how exactly does that affect you? I personally like the challenge of earning my cars, but if someone doesn't have the time or drive to do that go ahead buy your credits. The thing is you can't buy experience so in the end they aren't gaining that much of an advantage.
Exactly. The game should also allow only 1 hour gameplay per day, because that's the amount of time I can spend now, and it's an unfair advantage of those people who have more time to play and buy faster cars quicker. But in that one hour per day, oh boy, I'm sitting in my underwear in the couch winning all those races and my wife and kids see me and they're so proud of me. Of course my youngest thinks that his daddy made the whole game himself, I'm not telling him that the only thing I had to do was buying the thing. (*)Since GT began, part of the game has been working for your garage. It affects me because it is an unfair advantage when people can just buy the best cars instead of earning them. Really? You don't get the principle? I guess you are in favor of "entitlement". As far as I'm concerned, it's all about the money.....it's a sell-out. How can anyone who takes pride in earning what they get be okay with someone just buying about a 1 year advantage?
And remember; for the democratic price of 140 dollars the Jaguar XJ13 can be yours, and you don't have to make the effort to grind 3 years to acquire it seeing that we lowered in game price moneyIf someone buys credits, how exactly does that affect you? I personally like the challenge of earning my cars, but if someone doesn't have the time or drive to do that go ahead buy your credits. The thing is you can't buy experience so in the end they aren't gaining that much of an advantage.
And remember; for the democratic price of 140 dollars the Jaguar XJ13 can be yours, and you don't have to make the effort to grind 3 years to acquire it seeing that we lowered in game price money
👍Exactly. The game should also allow only 1 hour gameplay per day, because that's the amount of time I can spend now, and it's an unfair advantage of those people who have more time to play and buy faster cars quicker. But in that one hour per day, oh boy, I'm sitting in my underwear in the couch winning all those races and my wife and kids see me and they're so proud of me. Of course my youngest thinks that his daddy made the whole game himself, I'm not telling him that the only thing I had to do was buying the thing. (*)
(*) not a true story as I didn't buy GT6, and judging by the reviews that's not gonna happen anytime soon
Since GT began, part of the game has been working for your garage. It affects me because it is an unfair advantage when people can just buy the best cars instead of earning them. Really? You don't get the principle? I guess you are in favor of "entitlement". As far as I'm concerned, it's all about the money.....it's a sell-out. How can anyone who takes pride in earning what they get be okay with someone just buying about a 1 year advantage?
There are people with more money than time? Certainly people with more money than sense.I mean, in GT5, why would anybody need to buy credits with cash?
There are people with more money than time? Certainly people with more money than sense.
People buy "unneeded" things all the time. I'm not saying anybody's wrong to speculate nervously about it, or that there isn't something cooking. I don't know obviously.
Just mean there are always people willing to pay a premium for what seems absolutely ridiculous. So it could quite easily be true that the credits are there to buy expensively, when most people won't see any reason for bothering with such an additional purchase.
You're speculating that's going to be the case?All true but I don't think I made clear enough my main point. In order to enjoy GT6 in the same way I enjoyed GT5, I would have to buy credits with cash.
You're speculating that's going to be the case?
Or you really feel that's the case, right now? And if so, seriously?