We wont even be able to sell prize cars. The hype is actually rediculousJust wondering why so much hype about selling cars. It's not like we get THAT many free cars like in older games...
Gran Turismo movie fears this documentary.“This is the Yamauchi in its natural habitat. It slinks along, providing its young with precious few morsels each month. It wanders, choosing a direction not in the interests of survival, but whatever piques its curiosity. The Yamauchi boasts an extraordinary attention to detail, considering its bedding down to the millimetre, a trait which persists no matter the situation.
It will often pick from the same proverbial tree, to the dismay of its offspring, who cry out in protest at yet another piece of green apple.
And yet, despite its unorthodox motivation, they have a lifespan of over twenty-five years. A reversal of nature’s code, the Yamauchi marches on, through thick and thin.”
In GT7 I would like for users to enjoy lots of cars and races even without microtransactions. At the same time the pricing of cars is a relevant element that conveys their value and rarity, so I do think it’s important for it to be linked with the real world prices.
I want to make GT7 a game in which you can enjoy a variety of cars in a lot of different ways, and if possible I would like to try to avoid a situation where a player must mechanically keep replaying certain events over and over again.
We will let you know in time about the update plans for additional content, race events and features that will constructively resolve this situation.
It pains me that I can’t go into any further details at this moment, but we plan on continuing to revise GT7 so that as many players as possible can enjoy the game.
We would really appreciate it if everyone could watch over the growth of Gran Turismo 7 from a somewhat longer term point of view.
To improve the player experience, we will be rolling out a considerable Update at the beginning of April. The number of events will be increased, and we will re-establish the reward system with greater balance throughout the game to benefit all players.
Changes that will come into effect at the beginning of April:
・Increased rewards for the latter half of the World Circuits events by approximately 100% on average;
・Addition of large rewards for clearing the Circuit Experiences with all Gold or Bronze results;
・Increased rewards for the online races;
・Addition of eight new one-hour Endurance Race events to Missions. These will also have larger rewards;
・Increase the player's wallet upper limit of non-paid Credits from 20,000,000 to 100,000,000;
・Increase the quantity of Used and Legend Cars on offer at any given time.
Beyond this there will be a few additional Updates deployed between now and the end of April which will add new cars and course layouts, as well as implementing some other fixes.
Finally, we also want to take the opportunity to lay out some of the near-term Updates we are working on. We can’t confirm an exact date or specifics yet, but will give advance notice via www.gran-turismo.com:
・Increase the reward payout of limited-time events as we develop as a live service;
・Addition of more World Circuits events;
・Addition of more Endurance Races to Missions, including 24-hour races;
・Addition of online Time Trials with rewards based on the player’s position in the online rankings;
・Being able to sell cars.
We want to thank you for your continued patience and valuable feedback as we grow and evolve GT7 to make it as enjoyable and rewarding for as many players as possible. We always want to keep communication lines open with our community so that we can work together to build the best racing experience possible.
I think half of the problem is Sony pushing MTX but the other half at this point is I legitimately feel the game truly wasn't ready. Which is crazy to me cause they have been working on GT7 since before the release of GTS.It's probably worth re-raising at this point some of the other stuff that has been said, as the selling cars thing was probably the least impactful part of those posts really.
From a post on 18/03/22 titled "To All Our Players":
From a post on 25/03/22 titled "An Update To Our Players":
Re-reading these posts six months on doesn't feel great. In retrospect, these posts look like damage control rather than an attempt to truly engage with what the players were telling them were legitimate problems with their game. After six months the progress doesn't really match up with the vibe of these early posts from Polyphony.
I just wish they would put back the ticket for the daily workout apparently 180 miles isn't enough today....I figured it's a glitch
All content that has been given through patches until now, was already done before release. Nothing new is being made for this game anymore.Is there any reason not to believe that all of the cars added so far could have been available at launch?
And how do you know this?All content that has been given through patches until now, was already done before release. Nothing new is being made for this game anymore.
What? You didn’t get those crystal balls when they were on special? Maaannn, listen. They were practically giving them away. Shoot.And how do you know this?
This game will need a revamp to get me back into it.
Then why do I have a myriad of duplicates I didn’t purchase?Just wondering why so much hype about selling cars. It's not like we get THAT many free cars like in older games...
We're bound to get a 25th Anniversary scape that's just Kaz's driveway.
Nathan tipped him offAnd how do you know this?
Let’s add a fourth:The 3 universal truths
Death
Taxes
PD showering us with Nissans
I would like CdlS, it was interesting.I just thought about something, which I believe won't be a very popular opinion, but if we were to expect a PD original track to return for 25th anniversary, I would really like it to be the Circuito de la Sierra from GT6. Would be a very odd choice, considering it's not a legendary track at all, but how awesome would it look on PS5? Though, the chances of this track coming back are probably very close to 0. Road Atlanta or Grand Valley seem like much more realistic picks, if I had to predict.
Either way, I'm kinda hyped for this update. It will either be very good (teased cars alone are already enough to make this interesting), or I will be able to have a good laugh once again at how my expectations got trashed once again.
Which is the main problem.At 3 cars a month (which isn't great, we can all agree) they can't service everyone's wants every time...
Depending on how much work they put into it, it could look great. But for a track that size you'd have to imagine that they could have made several smaller tracks with the same amount of work, possibly ones that have more than a single layout and ones that are small enough that they promote close racing even with a low number of cars.I just thought about something, which I believe won't be a very popular opinion, but if we were to expect a PD original track to return for 25th anniversary, I would really like it to be the Circuito de la Sierra from GT6. Would be a very odd choice, considering it's not a legendary track at all, but how awesome would it look on PS5?
I'm not sure I do. If they're going to give them to me I'll take them, but I'm not sure I'd describe my feelings about the GT7 car list as "I want more". "Want" is definitely not the right word. There is plenty, and while I disagree with some of the selections most of them were locked in years and years ago when they were added to GTS. It is what it is, and what the car list is is fine.We can all agree that we want MORE cars...