The credits cost of all 526 cars in Gran Turismo 7 [563 Million total]

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Good luck getting credits with online racing 😅
Yep, I have over 2500hrs into that game (some of that is making liveries) but most has just been 2-4hrs on a Sunday and when the game first came out I was probably logging in every night for at least 2hrs probably more consistently 3hrs. Online multiplayer with friends.

Their game is severely flawed in the sense of you want to make money, you’re going to be racing by yourself, sometimes with AI and sometimes just you on the track (circuit experience and time trials)

I think it’s pretty dumb. Lol
 
lol...y'know, at this point I actually find it relaxing! It's like a mnemonic device...25 minutes with my morning coffee.

Just yesterday, I did what is I think the 5th engine rebuild on my grind car. :lol:
Is the car losing power after repeated rebuilds? I had that happen once.
 
lol...y'know, at this point I actually find it relaxing! It's like a mnemonic device...25 minutes with my morning coffee.

Just yesterday, I did what is I think the 5th engine rebuild on my grind car. :lol:
Grinding this way burnt me twice and I stopped playing entirely for months. I don't play a lot, and everyday I was presented with a choice : chose something I enjoy to do but gets me peanuts, or grind some more (and 1 round of Sardegna was largely enough for my time and patience). Happy that the grind is behind me. Now when I switch the game on, I don't care about credits, just find something I want to do and go.
 
Grinding this way burnt me twice and I stopped playing entirely for months. I don't play a lot, and everyday I was presented with a choice : chose something I enjoy to do but gets me peanuts, or grind some more (and 1 round of Sardegna was largely enough for my time and patience). Happy that the grind is behind me. Now when I switch the game on, I don't care about credits, just find something I want to do and go.
Good point, the grind is behind you now. But it was ahead of you before. I stand by my point and that is, this game, if you want to progress forward in collecting cars, you need to play the game alone, by yourself, whether you want to or not.
 
Good point, the grind is behind you now. But it was ahead of you before. I stand by my point and that is, this game, if you want to progress forward in collecting cars, you need to play the game alone, by yourself, whether you want to or not.
And I don't say anything against that.
 
And I don't say anything against that.
Sorry was in a bad mood haha. Maybe because I have less and less time to play the game. Makes it harder to even do any of the single player stuff and enjoy it. I did notice we have a few longer races that I haven’t completed which payout more. Not as much as sardegna etc. but better than nothing I guess. They need balance within the game. I don’t know who’s having more fun, the guy playing alone earning and collecting every single car or the guy racing with his buddies in single player lobbies. I feel they should both payout equal or close too. Time is money, just not in GT7.
 
Grinding this way burnt me twice and I stopped playing entirely for months. I don't play a lot, and everyday I was presented with a choice : chose something I enjoy to do but gets me peanuts, or grind some more (and 1 round of Sardegna was largely enough for my time and patience). Happy that the grind is behind me. Now when I switch the game on, I don't care about credits, just find something I want to do and go.
Yeah, that's the way it was for me until the point where I'd finished collecting all the cars. Once that was done, I found I still liked doing the one grind run in the morning - just with the controller sitting on the couch. It doesn't take away from my "game time" because that morning half hour would otherwise just be spent browsing youtube or whatever. My "serious" GT7 time when I work on the TTs is evening time with the wheel rig. I'm still buying cars because now I want to collect the UCD and LCD cars in all the different colors but it's just a fun thing - there's no real sense of urgency or angst about it. In fact it's kinda fun checking the dealerships every day to see if there's some new variant there I don't have yet.
 
Even with that, it's still roughly ten times what it should cost lol. Buying a single 20M car with real money should be $20, rather than the utterly laughable $200 it actually costs.

Having accomplished the task (of buying every car in the game) I can say it's not actually all that hard. You just have to commit to the grind if you want to get it done in any sort of reasonable time period- aka less than about 3-4 years. I'm approaching the 1 billion mark now and still run a Sardegna grinder pretty much every morning.
Well, I would grind Tokyo with all sorts of different cars tuned to 600pp. I probably have over 100 cars tuned to that range (the dumb updates probably skewed the numbers 3-15 points). But anyway, the grind isn’t bad if you keep trying new cars. Now I own all cars, all wheels, all paint colors and I’ve done probably 60-70% of all the engine swaps with all new cars. I have 105M credits in the bank and sadly, I’m not inspired to play the game that much. I do t know why. It’s not like earning the credits really was the point, but maybe it was???

I guess maybe it was chasing after the “goal” that was what made the game fun. Now that I’ve basically done everything there really isn’t a goal to the game. If my stupid internet would allow we to connect to the sport mode, I might find myself doing that. I remember doing it in the past and it was okay. Not really my favorite way of playing, but back then I was trying to earn credits to buy all the cars, and sport mode sucks for earning credits.

Who knows, maybe now that credits dont matter to me, sport mode may be more fun?
 
Well, I would grind Tokyo with all sorts of different cars tuned to 600pp. I probably have over 100 cars tuned to that range (the dumb updates probably skewed the numbers 3-15 points). But anyway, the grind isn’t bad if you keep trying new cars. Now I own all cars, all wheels, all paint colors and I’ve done probably 60-70% of all the engine swaps with all new cars. I have 105M credits in the bank and sadly, I’m not inspired to play the game that much. I do t know why. It’s not like earning the credits really was the point, but maybe it was???

I guess maybe it was chasing after the “goal” that was what made the game fun. Now that I’ve basically done everything there really isn’t a goal to the game. If my stupid internet would allow we to connect to the sport mode, I might find myself doing that. I remember doing it in the past and it was okay. Not really my favorite way of playing, but back then I was trying to earn credits to buy all the cars, and sport mode sucks for earning credits.

Who knows, maybe now that credits dont matter to me, sport mode may be more fun?
I think I can answer this. I think the game would be fun if the single player had a lot less chase the rabbit and more neck and neck racing. Qualify 1st, but you might get first, you might get 2nd or 3rd or worse.

When there is nothing to earn, the game falls flat on its face? That tells me something. Probably why I’ll make liveries more than actually play the game. I have most of the cars I want or care to have. Missing a couple high ballers but not dying to own them.

Progression helps, it’s also annoying sometimes as well.

Don’t get me wrong, I think the game is great, I’m just disgruntled with how credits work and if you want to earn any to buy doubles of high value cars, you need to sit in front of the tv and bore yourself to death. New tracks would help a lot. There were a couple times the game was dying for me and we got Watkins Glen, boom, I’m back. Then again with Road Atlanta. Grand valley helped some too.
 
well I don't know...I mean once you've got four, five, six hundred hours into a game how much more can you expect of it? lol.

Personally, I love time trials. I've never (in any GT games) really been all that interested in the racing aspect...races were just the hoops you had to jump through to get everything unlocked. Then I just spent my time picking cars and driving them on tracks, all alone. I still love doing that.
 
Yes it’s certainly eye opening to think I’ve still got 300m worth of cars still to collect, even though im 86% through collecting them, and I haven’t just spent less then I have left to spend, so even with getting 2m a week from trial trialling, which I won’t do for sure as I just about get one in 4/5, that’s still a few years from those, plus the dailies which is also very little, hopefully I can have this done by GT8 😁

Make you realise when the next one comes out you need to be at this from the start
 
I play casually and do the weekly things and daily mileage but it takes months to save up for a 20m car this way, however I now only have one left to buy and half the money, and then it's getting all the remaining Gr3 and Gr4 cars which will add up.

I don't see the point in grinding though when the next GT is still nowhere on the horizon, so I am just slowly finishing the races I am interested in or blasting round Route X in the SRT to bash out the daily mileage and win brake pads for a Toyota Aqua.
 
I play casually and do the weekly things and daily mileage but it takes months to save up for a 20m car this way, however I now only have one left to buy and half the money, and then it's getting all the remaining Gr3 and Gr4 cars which will add up.

I don't see the point in grinding though when the next GT is still nowhere on the horizon, so I am just slowly finishing the races I am interested in or blasting round Route X in the SRT to bash out the daily mileage and win brake pads for a Toyota Aqua.
I do pretty much the same. At some point I will finally have all the cars. Got my last legendary a month or two ago but still have tons of brand central cars left.

I would recommend doing the weekly time trials on top of or instead of whatever your go to race is for daily mileage. Very rarely it will be hard to even get a valid lap but usually it's doable. Depending on skill level a silver time with very few laps should be possible for most. This would be an extra million every week
 
I do pretty much the same. At some point I will finally have all the cars. Got my last legendary a month or two ago but still have tons of brand central cars left.

I would recommend doing the weekly time trials on top of or instead of whatever your go to race is for daily mileage. Very rarely it will be hard to even get a valid lap but usually it's doable. Depending on skill level a silver time with very few laps should be possible for most. This would be an extra million every week
I also do the weekly races for some variation with a decent payout.
 
I do pretty much the same. At some point I will finally have all the cars. Got my last legendary a month or two ago but still have tons of brand central cars left.

I would recommend doing the weekly time trials
Nice! Yeah, I do the TT, and count that as one of the weekly things. I usually get a bronze first lap out, easy money. Silver is possible, its just usually a lot more work and requires me to be more serious than casual.

It's been a real reality adjustment growing up being one of the best at Daytona USA and coming first over and over in racing games at home...and then GT Sport arrived, and I was mid pack at best at D grade! I am slow! :dunce: :lol:
 
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