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Well if its £50 I will wait for at least 50% sale whilst driving the new free tracks instead, and if you capitualte and pay it you have no sympathy from me. I want a full game for that price point and Project Motor Racing could be the move. You know the DLC is thin (one race per location + some layout variants) if its getting in game credits bundled thrown in too.Seems Ppl totally ignored this leaked image? You may take a look at the bottom right of the Screenshot tho
Just to clarify, thx @padrome for the OG posting
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I don't have a PS5
With some virtual elbow greasing I found a brand-new Japanese copy of GT7 a few years ago in Japanese site for $20 and which I bought and still own.The 50€ DLC price doesn't track against the full game. The full game is currently at 69.99€, not discounted. Makes no sense for a DLC to be almost the full price of the game.
(especially if the full game goes on sale during the holiday period, making it potentially cheaper than the DLC).
I don't have one either nor am I crazy, just on a very limited income....
haha that's what you get for trying to be cleverWith some virtual elbow greasing I found a brand-new Japanese copy of GT7 a few years ago in Japanese site for $20 and which I bought and still own.
That's also mean that I will simply get lock out of purchasing Power Pack DLC due to region difference in game/store content unless I buy the game again in my region which GT7 barely got discounted, so I guess no Power Pack DLC for me lol.
I thought PD was done with paid DLC since GT6 that's why decided it's better to save money and bought a new Japanese copy for $20 it seemed like a steal deal to me at that moment.
Guess I'll be buying the sequel in my region next time.
I was just ****in' with him.I don't have one either nor am I crazy, just on a very limited income....
That URL/URI wouldn't work, the first delimiter is a "?" and the subsequent key value pairs are separated by ampersands "&" when using query string parameters.Seems Ppl totally ignored this leaked image? You may take a look at the bottom right of the Screenshot tho
Just to clarify, thx @padrome for the OG posting
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I wouldn't use the price of credit microtransactions as an indication of DLC pricing. I find it hard to believe that anyone buys those credits, outside of a select group of whales perhaps.I have never bought the credits in the game. But if $40 is the price for $5 million credits in the game, and even if they reduced that to $30 for this DLC, there is still the rest of the DLC included yet. $39-$49 "sounds" about right. But if it is $19.99, that works for me too!
Well, doesn't seem like it, honestly. You sure can put it that way, but with Hamilton DLC I believe it was literally just that - a few time-attack events, and some would say 8$ was not a justified price (unless I'm wrong and forgot what content it had). While this one is really hard to call "just a bunch of races", considering it has new game modes, new AI, extra credits (which they already ask quite a lot for) and it looks like it features unique customized cars as rewards. And we don't even know all details yet, judging by "More details to follow." in the end of GT website article. So ye, wouldn't be surprised if they ask more than $7.99 for it.Is't the new DLC just a bunch of races?
No, I'm tight
I'm in the same boat, honestly. GT7 is the only PS game I’ve played for the past few years. So if I can somehow snag a disc drive PS5 for cheap in the future, then I’ll consider.Eh, I bought a PS4 when it was relatively new, assuming that the next numbered Gran Turismo game would land on it. So that's where I've been playing GT7. I'm not planning to buy a PS5 just to get an expansion pack for that same game.
That's too bad, I would've liked to have more properly-themed racing events instead of the countless Sunday/Clubman/Touring Car variants.
Exactly my feeling.50 euros for a game within a game (all the new features are only available with the Power Pack) is definitely too much for me.
At most, 25 euros.
Especially considering that we now have to pay for something that was already included at full price in previous titles.
The more comments I read here, the more this DLC looks like a paid version of the missions.
Except there are fewer races than in the missions.
I'm with you here, but I think that $20 is the sweet spot.So ye, wouldn't be surprised if they ask more than $7.99 for it.
Yes, but.... 5 million currency saves you about 6 hours of grinding in the game.I'm with you here, but I think that $20 is the sweet spot.
The credits they give you age negligable. It's just virtual currency that they can just throw in there as another goodie.
Yes, and? 6 hours of not playing the game should be worth $50 to us?Yes, but.... 5 million currency saves you about 6 hours of grinding in the game.
I think that should be higher. $20 says that 5 million you get is used up needing to buy certain cars or tuning them to do some of the new events. They’ll use those credits somewhere on you in a way you don’t want to spend them. I’d pay for the power pack dlc if it included making the game less of a grind. Let me do what we all do on sardegna, lemans and spa at all other tracks at the very least.Yes, but.... 5 million currency saves you about 6 hours of grinding in the game.
If you need 6h vor 5 mil cr. you do something wrong...Yes, but.... 5 million currency saves you about 6 hours of grinding in the game.
I agree with you, but also.... IDK, this might be a fanboy of me cause I live, breathe, eat Gran Turismo.... But we get a lot of free stuff from the developers that other companies would at least charge 5$ for.... Sure, they have the microtransactions (Which I have not touched since day one), but other than that.... One paid content drop in 3 years of the game's lifespan is not a bad trade-off. Just my two cents on this. I know I will be getting this day one.I’m all for DLC (paid) but for content and lots of it, not scripted races. This feels like paying for more events and gaining access to a better AI? Really you want us to pay for better AI? That doesn’t make any sense. I’d be down for dlc or 5 more muscle cars and a couple tracks or some group 5 cars with a couple tracks and keep that coming every few months. But pay money for race events? What the?! PMR is coming out and that’s how you approach keeping your players? Weird.
A key question here is what does Sophy 3.0 bring to the table in terms of capabilities that Sophy 2.0 in the regular game (except for PS4 players) does not have?It think it's strange that we have to pay for 50 races with Sophy 3.0 while Sophy in general was implemented in the game for free.
I agree, but the game is 3-4 years old now, I was expecting to start paying for car packs and track packs. Not handing out money for single player race events? Idk just seems odd to me. Surely cars take more time to produce and also tracks rather than some race events?I agree with you, but also.... IDK, this might be a fanboy of me cause I live, breathe, eat Gran Turismo.... But we get a lot of free stuff from the developers that other companies would at least charge 5$ for.... Sure, they have the microtransactions (Which I have not touched since day one), but other than that.... One paid content drop in 3 years of the game's lifespan is not a bad trade-off. Just my two cents on this. I know I will be getting this day one.
I don't want to overly justify a price that we have NO IDEA is real or not, but I'm reading through this thread and there's a disconnect between wishful thinking and reality.Anything above $20 will be outrageous. I don't care how much the credit MTX cost. Those are ridiculously overpriced anyway, so using them as a barometer is not the gotcha people think it is. I keep bouncing off the 100 mil limit, I don't care about an extra 5 mil. I just want the races.
IMHO, given what's happening in the custom race thread, I imagine the Sophy 3.0 will be akin to Sophy 2.0 on weak boost but without that HORRENDOUS ultra boost it gets when it's too far behind. If they delivered just that, it would be a win in my books.A key question here is what does Sophy 3.0 bring to the table in terms of capabilities that Sophy 2.0 in the regular game (except for PS4 players) does not have?
At present, nothing has been specifically noted (like... at all), but I'm imagining at the very least that if we're doing endurance races against it, it'll be able to plan its stops and strategy - which S2 cannot do - and quite a bit better than the regular AI which sometimes pits for tyres but not fuel only to then have to stop for fuel but not tyres.
Full B-Spec is, of course, also possible but... «doubt»
100% agreed on this. The event designers need to know this info when planning out the events for GT8. Also, I mentioned above, this is a great expansion of content to keep people playing until the (likely) release of a 30th anniversary edition.It could also all be a monetised beta/market research for the whole endurance feature before it's implemented in GT[next] in a couple of years.
Yess to everything else you wrote but only using the sleep mode to get done with a 24h race would be a joke. Imagine me doing an hour of GT a day would mean my wife not being able to play games for weeks. That's a big flaw.Also interesting to see comments about mid-race saves. This is basically built into the PS5 (kinda), as it'll resume your game from sleep. Of course you won't be able to play any other games and resume but hey, why would you even want to.
I'm also not a big fan of having content like cars and tracks locked behind a paywall.... but I dont 100% disagree with you. Maybe this will be worth it, I am pretty excited for the content.I agree, but the game is 3-4 years old now, I was expecting to start paying for car packs and track packs. Not handing out money for single player race events? Idk just seems odd to me. Surely cars take more time to produce and also tracks rather than some race events?
In my opinion, it should be paid DLC for tracks from this point on. Packs of two tracks every few months. Maybe toss in small groups of themed cars like muscle cars or so fix race car classes. I’d gladly pay now to get more can am cars. That type of thing. Stuff is missing from the game but instead we’re paying for more races?!
This is one of the biggest problems with modern gaming. You whales (not the animal) will literally pay anything for any half-assed content. And you even have the audacity to say that you don't care about the price. I guess it could be 200€ and you'd buy any way.Doesn’t anyone still here already have hundreds of hours in the game and yet still some complain about it being paid DLC? I’m just happy they are releasing something this substantial three years after launch, I don’t really care about the price at this point.
Super cool to see them still supporting the game in such a significant way.
Spec II was good. Everything else has been more a miss than a hit.Mediocre why? Spec II was really good.
$50 and I expect some more cars and more tracks to come. At that price I’m better off taking my chances with Project Motor Racing and tossing another $50 at it and getting a lot more different tracks and cars than what’s in GT7. If it included more stuff like some kind of season pass, $50 for what they’re offering right now and cars and tracks to come, sure I’d probably pay it. But paying $50 for some race events and an “upgraded” Sophy seems weird to me. Idk maybe I’m missing something. Awhile ago I mentioned dlc content and people were angry with me, now this pops up which doesn’t include actually content just races and tweaked AI and people are all for it?I don't want to overly justify a price that we have NO IDEA is real or not, but I'm reading through this thread and there's a disconnect between wishful thinking and reality.
First up, you get 5million credits. 2million credits = $20USD on PS Play store. Ergo, 5million = $50USD. Whether you agree with the idea of buying credits or not, that is their price so, viewed through the lens of buying the DLC, you're getting money's worth in credits PLUS all the content does work out to a good deal.
We've also had a global inflation crisis which runs around 25% above 2020 levels, almost 30% above 2019 when the Lewis Hamilton DLC was released. And, remember, all that offered was some TT events and a change to the in game credits cap. This is offering at least 2 new cars (on top of the Spec 3 offering) and the single player events many have been calling for since the launch of the game.
Some animals on here will power through a 24 hour race in 24 hours, but most will attack it in chunks. If you play it 1 hour a day, it will take you the better part of a month. I figure the average will be 2 weeks.
I think we've been spoiled by how much they've given us for free. I'll be the first to admit that I was disappointed at launch, but they stepped up and over delivered on content in the past 3.5 years....3.5 YEARS. Sure, we all love free stuff. This won't be free stuff. So, everyone will have the choice to cough up extra, or not. Given how much entertainment I get out of this game, over the last almost 30 years, I don't feel so bad about coughing up (allegedly) $50 for this.
As I noted earlier in the thread, the prices scale according to credit value - and you can't buy 5m outright.2million credits = $20USD on PS Play store. Ergo, 5million = $50USD.