being able to trade/sell cars online could be pretty sweet..
rather than having a arbitrary value decided by what kind of car with what kind of parts, just let the market decide... GT5 ebay style...
obviously you would be bidding with credits, not actual money. but it could be very cool..
people could tune cars and sell them for more than it cost them, all that tuning and track testing time should be worth something right..
once serious online racing starts happening, cars could have virtual historic value that collectors will be willing to pay for... how much is the car that won the first virtual GT5 le-mans worth?
racing for pink slips (not just drag)
they could even have some ultra rare cars... not just as in hard to earn, but only having a certain number in circulation at any one time. perhaps prize cars in big online championships.... these could also be worth something in a credit market..
the nice thing is the prices are driven by the players, not some sum like the GT4 valuations.
rather than having a arbitrary value decided by what kind of car with what kind of parts, just let the market decide... GT5 ebay style...
obviously you would be bidding with credits, not actual money. but it could be very cool..
people could tune cars and sell them for more than it cost them, all that tuning and track testing time should be worth something right..
once serious online racing starts happening, cars could have virtual historic value that collectors will be willing to pay for... how much is the car that won the first virtual GT5 le-mans worth?
racing for pink slips (not just drag)
they could even have some ultra rare cars... not just as in hard to earn, but only having a certain number in circulation at any one time. perhaps prize cars in big online championships.... these could also be worth something in a credit market..
the nice thing is the prices are driven by the players, not some sum like the GT4 valuations.
