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While it's unlikely that TC2's offline mode will be updated, a Reddit moderator participating in UBI's Insider program has posted that they will collect feedback on TC2's offline mode and submit it to UBI for future improvements to the offline mode.
I hope they collect feedback for an offline, solo and personal version of the track creator along with designing liveries for personal enjoyment, even if they wouldn't make it to TCM or Online!!
Maybe it's not a glitch but a feature to help you get some quick cash 🤔 But probably not. Got use it before they patch it outTried the hybrid mode and started from scratch. I actually like that you can't access carpass vehicles for free and you have to buy them. But I already came across a money bug. Now I was doing the South Strip to level up the Miata and eventually reached Star level. And with that unlocked some stars for hobbies. Nothing strange. However when I logged in again I had like 30 rewards not claimed in hobbies. So I collected 30 emotes. Now since those are the same emotes I got rewarded money instead. Turns out every time you unlock a 1⭐,2⭐... requirement the game register it as a reward. And now I have 2.7 mil.
It's almost like playing the game right after release. A YouTuber calculated that it required 4000 South Stripes to get LaFerrari at Icon 600. Getting the Bugatti at Icon 1000? Madness
Everything carries to offline mode except liveries, leaderboards, ghosts. But there is another thing. If you start from scratch Gold Edition content is not available. So no house in LA for example.
I have bought the Gold edition of TC2 for PC, although I don't actually own one (yet). Partly so I can play it once I have one and partly to support IT for listening to us and making the offline mode. And also, it's an old enough game that whatever PC I end up with it should run OK.The crew2 is going for £2.50 and Motorfest is £15 atm on steam 🤑
Both of these posts just reinforce that the game just doesn't work offline from scratch because it's so heavily designed to only work properly if you have the Summits. Even more so if you have to pay for the Season Pass cars in bucks as well.
After starting from scratch I realized very soon how pointless is to rush things. The starter vehicles are more than capable of winning events on normal difficulty. And you need to finish those first anyway. And now that I don't need to buy vehicles for summits I only buy things that I actually want to drive. Unless you want a 2 millions car right at the beginning, money is not an issue. Icon will be reached by the time you finish half of street races. And so will level up your cars.
You can, but the most efficient way to progress is to do the same event over and over on the hardest difficulty. You get more money, more XP, and better parts. Doing a different event is pointless when all you want to do is unlock the summit and get a full set of max number gold parts, as it just means you're getting less return per minute than you'd get if you did the event where you've unlocked hardest difficulty. I'd have to check, but I think the Porsche Speedster that you get with the Gold Edition is the best car to use for this process as it's pretty quick and starts at a higher performance number, so you're part way along the parts grind.
