I hope you're right
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I did another check and you even get miles on your cars doing free runs from your garage
. Seems like if you car moves on a track then it will acquire milage.
In a way, I'm glad PD didn't included practice and qualifying before each race.
Wow... Somehow I overlooked this post. Realizing now how in almost all driving modes it will add wear and tear to you car is quite a joke, and now a seemingly impossible scam to avoid. I am starting to believe we are being involved in a purge for micro-transactions. I will be very interested if I could find a statistic as to how many people/ the amount sold have bought them to see if we are being played by PD.
An analogy for this scenario would be similar to the simple task of brushing your teeth. You buy you console (teeth). You buy GT6 (toothbrush) and then you race to get cars with credits (toothpaste). Now in GT5, my toothpaste lasted me a long time. Never had to worry if I was running low on it, as I could manage my usage by limiting the amount I used every day and night. If I did get low, I'd go out to the track, to win more toothpaste (credits).
However, in GT 6, it's a bit harder to get toothpaste where I live. Although it's readily available, I always seem to run out of it, as soon as I get back home, without even using it. I keep overspending on toothpaste, but nothing else. Then one day, my government made it easier to get more toothpaste, by allowing people to buy from home, rather than going to the store. Prices were ridiculous though but sometimes, you gotta do what you gotta do.
Now I find myself in a bit of a sticky situation. Do I pay more for something which will go away as easy as it comes? Or do I continue the old method of going to get it myself?
Now tell me please, how that story shouldn't be in GTPedia... Anyways, it's getting out of hand while PD seems to be over stuffing ourselves with content, a lot of people are being sold short. I have a feeling that PD really pushed GT6 to get it out as they were in a cash strap scenario. I mean, we are seeing world wide advertisement over the last year, which has never been seen or even heard of by them, ever. It may be just growth, but it may be that we are going to have to pay for the blunt and obvious mistakes PD has made by not listening thoroughly to customers. And the easiest reply to that would be sounds. Sure Pd want to get the whole sim down and all, but is what they're putting out what their consumers want? It appears as a big fat no, one elephant too large not to be seen. Yes it has been brought up, but how long will it take to get a new car to sound as it does? Look at NFS. I remember playing NFS U2 and they had about the same sounds, if not better than GT did. Now you can look to see how far they have come and notice we hasn't PD followed their business model?
I can't give a definitive answer on that, but it seems to me we will see this "interest" like gaming industry rise too fast. It's soon about to treat customers like those from the late 1800's to the early 1900's. Where monopolies controlled the prices of most goods they were a part of and had no say by the government as they were too weak. We are the government, and we need to make a stop to this. A bit dramatic? Yes. Making a point? Yes. It's only a matter of time before something happens and I just want that to be before GT7 comes out.. Better than that, before the first paying DLC comes out for Gt6
