Another thing I feel about GT5...

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At the moment I need to make money to buy and upgrade cars for use in online, but I'm kind of struggling to make money. There aren't any events in A-Spec that give me a nice sum of money. I am still waiting for new Seasonal Event to update with new Bonus Races... it just makes me feel that GT5 is just so rushed and unfinished.

So I have to keep racing the American Championship in Extreme Series over again, again, again for 97,600 credits. It gets really boring. There are no other events that give better money than this.

I just feel that the game need good races with much better AI, and I would win about 200,000 or even 400,000 for 10 laps or whatever. NEED GOOD AI for a fun and challenging race. Big A-Spec with lots, lots, lots of events with good AI will make grinding even more exciting.

Oh, and most of endurance races only reward me about 300,000 credit. Seriously, WTF? Only about 300,000 for an endurance race?

Very disappointing, indeed.
 
Ok you want a fun challenge for decent money. Heres what i do.

Get one of the lexus gt500 cars and do the super gt races. do nothing to your car, no upgrades, oil change, tuning or tyre change................This means you ae running the car exactly like the AI does

The nsx's will give you a run for your money on all three off these races. Very winnable but you'll have to be on the ball the whole race.

If you find that too easy then reduce your horsepower in 5% increments until you cant win. A win will pull in 86,000 credits and the races will fly in because your being challenged. Hope this works for you
 
SuperGT is good for money, Dream car championship is good for money, DTM 1 lap around Nurburgring is good for money, F1 seasonal races are good for money, long online races are good for money etc etc etc
 
Thanks guys.

But it's still very disappointing. The number of events is way too few.
 
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