Seems to me that peoples tolerance for actually playing games has dropped through the floor in recent times. Why is it always bout "Grinding" and not just "Playing the Game". What's with peoples feeling of 'entitlement' for all of a sudden?
Personally, I won't be buying credits.. but that's bugger all to do with the evil of micro transactions, and more to do with the fact I'll be playing this game for at least two years... I'm pretty sure in that time, I will have been able to buy all the cars I want. I've been playing GT for 15 years, spending another couple of days playing it to buy a fancy car won't kill me, will it? Micro-transactions are entirely optional.
GT6 isn't perfect, it's far from it, and I can't get my head around some of the decisions PD made, but the issue with the games economy isn't that big for me... but I do agree that the structure of the game needs working on in order to make it feel like less of a chore.
As I've stated before, I'd happily drop 3 figure sums for Gran Turismo, but for that I expect a lot of extra content. It remains to be seen what Kaz meant by a lot more DLC, but if there is a lot more, and it's free, I don't mind PD using this (MT's) as an alternate revenue stream.
Anyhow, just my 2 cents, like I say, there are many things that need fixing in what we already spent our money on, PD need to fix those before coming up with ways of charging us extra!