And here, I thought this would be an excellent discussion of the pros and cons of the "free-to-play" business model of gaming and citations of how GT6 could use downloadable pay-content to raise the bottom-line versus how they do it now with paid packages with free online content.
Which would be followed up by a discussion of game economics with models, graphs and statistics, followed by arguments over the technical merits of "free-to-play" games versus the cost involved in creating a fully-featured boxed product.
I was looking forward to not closing this (admittedly amusing) topic.
Instead... it's the same old back-biting, flaming, tired old GT5-sucks-no-it-doesn't argument. I can't even begin to separate the handful of on-topic posts from the rest of this morass. And yes, I actually sifted through all seven pages of this thread.
Nuked.
So this is what the gladiator fights at the ancient Colosseum in Rome must have been like. We even have thumbs for historical accuracy---> 👎 👍
