This is why i dislike the level system.
In the old GTs you had to pass your license test, then do the amature league in your junk car scrape some crs up to upgrade and tune it, do all the events to get better cars to throw some upgrades on so you could could finish the league then do the next test etc.
So we had more events to do so we could have the cash to buy/upgrade cars until the s class events you really did not see a ton of cash coming in to buy the good stuff.
Now with the level system and special events you can do license tests to get your level up a few special events to make a ton of cash in a hurry, plus more level ups and buy a totally over powered car to do the events.
So we got fewer events overall since we did not have to work our way up. But when you get to be high level the level system starts to drag you down. And some races you need crazy cars just to complete them.
Plus the one off races are just that one off races, with maybe one or two tracks that you need a car for and some cars you cannot even buy until they show up in the used lot, i mean i still got the truck challenge since i never ever seen one in the used car lot. Where the old game the ones off almost always had more in the upper ranks where you had to get better with the car and upgrade it to compete.
Now they have said they probably will make more events for an update in the future, and that is great and all but they should have had more events to begin with, i mean how hard is it to make a few extra race series? And have more usefulness for the "one off" race vehicles.
While the new level system lets us get into the car we would like to drive sooner the old license based system had better progression and Really made you improve your driving skills more naturally than the current system with its rather awkward difficulty curve.
In the old GTs you had to pass your license test, then do the amature league in your junk car scrape some crs up to upgrade and tune it, do all the events to get better cars to throw some upgrades on so you could could finish the league then do the next test etc.
So we had more events to do so we could have the cash to buy/upgrade cars until the s class events you really did not see a ton of cash coming in to buy the good stuff.
Now with the level system and special events you can do license tests to get your level up a few special events to make a ton of cash in a hurry, plus more level ups and buy a totally over powered car to do the events.
So we got fewer events overall since we did not have to work our way up. But when you get to be high level the level system starts to drag you down. And some races you need crazy cars just to complete them.
Plus the one off races are just that one off races, with maybe one or two tracks that you need a car for and some cars you cannot even buy until they show up in the used lot, i mean i still got the truck challenge since i never ever seen one in the used car lot. Where the old game the ones off almost always had more in the upper ranks where you had to get better with the car and upgrade it to compete.
Now they have said they probably will make more events for an update in the future, and that is great and all but they should have had more events to begin with, i mean how hard is it to make a few extra race series? And have more usefulness for the "one off" race vehicles.
While the new level system lets us get into the car we would like to drive sooner the old license based system had better progression and Really made you improve your driving skills more naturally than the current system with its rather awkward difficulty curve.
) there isn't a real good variation in courses. I've been racing on Grand Valley way to much, race the same events due to the fact you need to in order to play next level events.
) , and not even any manufacturer races. It'll never make sense to me.
