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- machschnel
After finally reaching level 30 in both A and B Spec I've come to the belated conclusion that GT Life is broken. That's not to say that it was ever not broken, just that it can be fixed.
Although there a myriad problems with GT Life, I'm going to focus on the credit/economy system used, which will allow me to go into greater detail.
Take for instance the following races and there payouts -
Dream Car Championship @ Indy = 108,000 Cr, 5-6 minute duration.
*1,296,000 Cr per hour
*216,000 Cr per ten minutes
Grand Valley 300km = 136,000 Cr, 1 hour 45 minute duration.
*77000 Cr per hour
*1200 Cr per ten minutes
Nurburgring 24 Hour = 1,830,000, 24 hours.
*76,250 Cr per hour
*12,700 Cr per ten minutes
So from this data you could say an hour racing at Indianapolis is worth 10 times more than an hour on Nurburgring. Forgetting for the moment that Indy is a glorified rectangle while Nurburgring is... well Nurburgring, how exactly can these credit payouts be justified?
Nurburgring 24 hour is -
*A 24 hour race
*A race unlocked much later in the game than Dream Car Indy
*A race that takes so much effort, a large proportion of players will never finish it
*A race that can't simply be won by planting the loud pedal and turning the wheel slightly four times a lap
But based on it's payout relative to Dream Car Indy, you wouldn't think so.
Why is the credit economy system in Gt Life so poor?
Although there a myriad problems with GT Life, I'm going to focus on the credit/economy system used, which will allow me to go into greater detail.
Take for instance the following races and there payouts -
Dream Car Championship @ Indy = 108,000 Cr, 5-6 minute duration.
*1,296,000 Cr per hour
*216,000 Cr per ten minutes
Grand Valley 300km = 136,000 Cr, 1 hour 45 minute duration.
*77000 Cr per hour
*1200 Cr per ten minutes
Nurburgring 24 Hour = 1,830,000, 24 hours.
*76,250 Cr per hour
*12,700 Cr per ten minutes
So from this data you could say an hour racing at Indianapolis is worth 10 times more than an hour on Nurburgring. Forgetting for the moment that Indy is a glorified rectangle while Nurburgring is... well Nurburgring, how exactly can these credit payouts be justified?
Nurburgring 24 hour is -
*A 24 hour race
*A race unlocked much later in the game than Dream Car Indy
*A race that takes so much effort, a large proportion of players will never finish it
*A race that can't simply be won by planting the loud pedal and turning the wheel slightly four times a lap
But based on it's payout relative to Dream Car Indy, you wouldn't think so.
Why is the credit economy system in Gt Life so poor?
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