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Message: [QUOTE="NJ72, post: 12710602, member: 117691"] I don't, either, but the volume of cars coupled with the ability to sell prize cars meant that the 'grind' wasn't a grind in previous ones for me. By the time I had progressed (bearing in mind I enjoyed the beginner races in slower cars and classes) I could afford the cars I wanted to drive. EDIT: I guess the point is, there is a difference between progressing a career mode and grinding for credits. You don't see people complaining that they need to work through the story on Red Dead Redemption before they can access a different gun or horse, but the concept of progressing in a racing game to unlock cars is something people are complaining about... But when the progression requires repeating multiple re-runs of the same event OVER AND OVER again then it becomes a grind and is a sign of a failed in-game economy IMO. [/QUOTE]