Actually if I remember correctly $50 only gets you 7.5 million cr....
At least in Gran Turismo, my main gripe with microtransactions is that you end up paying several times what you paid for the game if you want to get any high-end cars. Glitching doesn't bother me, as money doesn't actually give you a distinct advantage over other players online. This would be different if it were a different game, but I fully support the VGT glitch. If PD is going to break their game's economy to try to get people to buy their credit packs, I'm all for abusing it myself.
Exactly. The only "fix" I could see happening would be if PD raised the price of the VGT from 1,000,000 cr. to 20,000,000 cr. And even that could be worked around by rolling back to 1.01 to buy the VGT's first.How is it possible to patch a glitch that requires reverting to version 1.00 to perform?
Well said. In a way it's game-breaking, since you have instant access to a full wallet by doing the glitch of which we can't explain on GTPlanet. In another way it's also a way of giving the ole' one-finger-salute to PD for introducing microtransactions into the GT series. For players who are having money problems in real life, this glitch is highly beneficial since they have higher priorities like putting food on the table and paying insurance instead of paying for money to use in a virtual driving game.
It isn't a game to me... GTA V is a game. If I thought of Gran Turismo as a game, well truth be told, its a bit of a crap one. What it is, is a cheerful alternative to a PC sim without the angst and elitism. And, despite all the conjecture to the contrary, saving up to buy the cars isn't fun, racing them is.
No. The 'glitch' doesn't breach the EULA or any terms of service I'm aware of so such extreme repercussions to this, particularly after the debacle of hacking in GT5, would be ludicrous in the extreme. We paid for these assets when we bought the game.
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