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I feel I will never get enough credits for the $20 million $ cars.at least with GT5 I could run B spec races.
ThanksThe quickest way to win cash in GT6 is to run the Standard RedBull championship. You can win 2.1M cr if you finish 1st in all races with a 200% bonus. Seasonal / Senna / GTAcademy events are also great to win some cash quick
Thanksif you find the standard championship to hard to finish first in, you can always just do the easiest race over and over and over...(red bull standard) make sure you load the game once a day to get your log in bonus 200% max
I'm not good enough to gold everything, but congrats to you Jimbobo.What i did to get 20 mil. cars is get gold in every seasonal event, get gold in all the senna and GTAcademy Events, goodwood festival of speed, lunar missions and the Redbull Standard Championship
Sorry mate. with PD s awesome macrotransactions, I cant see good paying seasonals ever being a part of GT againHopefully we will be getting new Seasonal that will pay good now GT5 servers have closed.
They seem to have done their old tricks of 2 TT and 2 DT events now hopefully races will follow.
The RedBull standards are not so tough as long as you take your time. Even the karts pay well. Race a track you're comfortable with while you get the hang of them and even 3rd place pays well. You will have to complete a series with them to unlock single races though.
Good luck it's a long old trek to get the expensive cars but like most I've enjoyed the journey.![]()
Yet people keep repeating.Those hints to just win the Red Bull events over and over are next to useless for most players. If you were good enough to win Red Bull races easily you probably wouldn't be asking how to make credits. Having said that, there are a number of races which can pay out 100,000 to 300,000 so 10 of those x 20....I'm up to 13,500,00 and just won the AutoBarmy trophy. It'll take a while to get that GTO.
If you don't have them how do you know how useful they are ?I havent found a reason to buy those cars yet. Other than braggin' right of owning them. Cool cars yes, but useful? Hardly.
But you only canThe quickest way to win cash in GT6 is to run the Standard RedBull championship. You can win 2.1M cr if you finish 1st in all races with a 200% bonus. Seasonal / Senna / GTAcademy events are also great to win some cash quick
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If you don't have them how do you know how useful they are ?
So you did buy them. You made it sound like you were commenting on something you knew nothing about and I hate that. Don't give up on online racing though man. Use the threads here and search for sports tires only lobbies and you can find some good groups of people. Finding a competitive group really makes this game shineEarn Cr., save game, exit game, copy save to external media, buy car, tune test, quit game, copy save from exteranl media, buy useful car.
I prefer to buy cars in the range of 0-250k, tune and have some fun on the more varied tracks they can be used on. the PP limitation that exist in the last two games makes having the higher end cars useless for most events. I missed the days of taking the Minolta into the Clubman Cup to see how many times you can lap the first car when you have run out of things to do. The online play is so limited that you can never find an open event that is a serious race, just "race for fun" or "drift" (embarrassing to drift in a real racing game, cute, but embarrassing)
Its the same as the Red Bull cars, you cant use them in anything varied.
So you did buy them. You made it sound like you were commenting on something you knew nothing about and I hate that. Don't give up on online racing though man. Use the threads here and search for sports tires only lobbies and you can find some good groups of people. Finding a competitive group really makes this game shine
I feel I will never get enough credits for the $20 million $ cars.at least with GT5 I could run B spec races.
All the menu navigating still makes it take longer than the red bull races though. I've done both.In the Nissan Silvia drift seasonal you (1 ) gold the event $250000 with log in bonus ,(2 exit back to main screen. 3 enter again and drive through without really scoring. (4) Exit then enter and do a scoring lap, basically one scoring lap then one non scoring lap, $250000 every second lap.
I don't even enter anything to do with drifting because I suck at it but this was pretty easy after a few learning goes.
In the Nissan Silvia drift seasonal you (1 ) gold the event $250000 with log in bonus ,(2 exit back to main screen. 3 enter again and drive through without really scoring. (4) Exit then enter and do a scoring lap, basically one scoring lap then one non scoring lap, $250000 every second lap.
I don't even enter anything to do with drifting because I suck at it but this was pretty easy after a few learning goes.
All the menu navigating still makes it take longer than the red bull races though. I've done both.
If you don't have them how do you know how useful they are ?
I'm sorry, you're talking about the redbull races and it's the RS tyres you say make it feel unrealisticI felt the same way until I discovered the Red Bull races - I don't like doing them very often because to win I need to use race soft tyres and it feels so unrealistic and ridiculous - more like being in a low flying aircraft than a racing car.
If I have been grinding on the Red Bull it takes me quite a while to get used to driving normal cars with a realistic level of grip. I have now got all the 20m cars apart from one (Ford MK4) so thankfully I won't need to do much more of it.
For those who doubt the usefullness of the high value cars, there are races for them online - have a look through the race series on this site. I have a series starting on 15th June for the Ferrari 250 GTO and Ferrari 250 GT plus the cars they raced against - Cobra, Corvette, E Type - if anyone is interested just click on the link in my signature.
Re cutting the corners - I don't think it's necessary - you can win the Red Bull races without any corner cutting. My tips for these races are very similar, but in addition I use automatic transmission and switch on the driving line - I detest the Silverstone track as being an old airfield track it is completely flat, featureless and very boring - driving line plus driver aids should enable people to win in the Red Bull car. The only race I don't always win is the Apricot Hill - I find that very difficult to judge and my car often gets knocked off. To beat boredom I suggest doing the whole championship also that way you get the 1m credit bonus at the end.