15 minutes a week is just about enough time to log in and get your museum cards the way this Edsel loads...
Not everyone has time to "earn", you mean grind, every car they would like to own, unless you are building a stable of Cappuccino Roadsters. Just like not everyone has time to accumulate over 5400 posts on one forum, Mafia Boy. But to each his own.
I like to think of those of us crafty enough to beat the grinding portion of the game by gifting, duping, buying or trading, and concentrate on the racing and collecting portions of the game as hybrids. We simply combined the best parts of Grand Theft Auto, "stealing cars" according to some of you angels who never looked up a hint, trick, or cheat code in their lives, and GT5's racing and graphic prowess.
Certainly puts a whole new spin on "drive it like you stole it". Works for me.... at least until PD took away a functional part of a product I already paid for. That's what bothers me the most. It's sort of buying a new car and the dealer comes to your house three months later and takes the radio out of it because he didn't like how much or the type of music you were playing.
In the end, it's just a game. I really liked giving myself millions of dollars worth of cars from my multiple multi-millionaire accounts, thanks Seasonal Events, on those days I did play. Almost more fun then the almost-racing with GT5's AI, Almost Intelligence, F1 2010 is far better "racing". "Why yes, I will take that Enzo in Blue, Yellow, and all shades of Red. Thanks for asking."
Yeah, right.....if that was the case then they wouldn't have the time to post on here either. To those people who say "don't have time to earn them", GT5 wasn't designed to be completed in a week, and for that reason it gets it's longevity and you can try to get that car you wanted later. Hell, GT4 kept us going for over 5 years, and I'm expecting a similar level of longevity with the interest the game can give you.
