For months I logged in without playing, just to see if a particular car was for sale at LCD...
For months and months I logged on almost daily to do the marathon (SSRX 720pp race x2) just because I hoped for an invite to get a car I wanted. Already had the car once, but needed more for different tunes...
Infuriating beyond words at the time. Ifvthis is how they keep the numbers up they can shove it.
And I don't even see how it's supposed to signal a success; people logging on once a month or once a day, or once a year makes no difference to PD's bottom line; they only sell the game once, after that how often the buyer uses it means no more or less money for PD, or am I missing something?
(I know the DLC is out now, I have it, but the point is, once someone has the game, or DLC, how often they use it is surely irrelevant to PD's ongoing income stream...)
What I'd really like someone (Jordan?) to explain is what Kaz thinks these numbers mean. If he said, we've sold X number of copies of the game since launch and that's great, or we've sold X number of PowerPacks since launch and we're happy, I'd get it; it's money, income for PD. But saying X number of people log into the game once month and that's good... Seems odd when there's no subscription. Why care?
Edit: something to do with MTX sales?...