Will you keep playing Gran Turismo 7 despite the current controversy?

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Will you keep playing Gran Turismo 7 despite the current controversy?

  • Yes

    Votes: 267 74.4%

  • No

    Votes: 92 25.6%
  • Total voters
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bloodykills750
Right now, a lot of people are rightfully mad at Polyphony Digital with how things are with the game. Some people are even boycotting. However despite all the anger and controversy, will you keep playing the game? Personally...I am going to keep playing because despite the issues, I am still having fun with the game. I spend most of my time in Sport Mode so car collection isn't really a huge thing for me. I'll get the cars I want and spend most of my time online racing. Besides, maybe the future updates will make up for the decreased payouts and microtransactions.
 
Definitely. I've never been into the unicorns so having them further away is neither here nor there. I'm not really putting in the hours to run out of single player content either
 
It sucks what they did, but it's no reason to drop the game, at least for me. Maybe it helps for me to have already grinded a bunch of credits when the money was good. Plus I don't much care for 12 or 20 million cars. I want the Mark IV, the Sauber C9, McLaren F1 road and race and whatever else comes along for under 5 mill. Other stuff is extra.
 
ebadevil
It sucks what they did, but it's no reason to drop the game, at least for me. Maybe it helps for me to have already grinded a bunch of credits when the money was good. Plus I don't much care for 12 or 20 million cars. I want the Mark IV, the Sauber C9, McLaren F1 road and race and whatever else comes along for under 5 mill. Other stuff is extra.
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I saw Sauber C9 in legendary cars section for 3M today.
 
FOMO will keep me playing. I need a 787B in my garage regardless of what state the game is in and who knows how much I'll need for it when the time comes.

In the meantime, I'll be looking to improve my Fisherman's Ranch times. Struggling to get under 3:10 consistently, and I have an alien of a friend who clocked in a sub 3 minute race :dunce:
 
I would get a refund if I could. I'm mad I gave them my money for a f2p style £70 game. But since I paid I'll play it a little here and there. They won't get anymore money from me again though, they have treated us with contempt.
 
XSquareStickIt
FOMO will keep me playing. I need a 787B in my garage regardless of what state the game is in and who knows how much I'll need for it when the time comes.

In the meantime, I'll be looking to improve my Fisherman's Ranch times. Struggling to get under 3:10 consistently, and I have an alien of a friend who clocked in a sub 3 minute race :dunce:
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I got my times down to 3:03 but I think at this point to improve I need to learn manual. I highly recommend the Mustang for that race. The supercharger is key out of all those hairpins.
 
Since there in my opinion are no better racing games, and I like simracing, what else should I do?

If FM8 or AC2 is better I'll check those out, but right now - IN MY OPINION - the competition is far behind.
 
I will. That said, I share many people's pain about the whole slashing of winnings thing. All I have to do is hope that the content updates bring new events with (hopefully) larger payouts.
 
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I will. I love the game, and it will only get better with updates and DLC. As for the "controversy", i get it. But it's not a problem for me personally. I am in the fortunate position which allows me spend real money on the game, so if i feel like it's taking too long to get a car i want, i will just pay for it with real money. To me the enjoyment i get from driving what i want, when i want, and customizing it however i want, is worth that. And i get the whole having to "earn a car" thru hard work and it feeling like a sense of accomplishment in the end, but i get that same feeling from driving it, and making it my own, and it works for me. So yeah, i will keep playing it and i hope they start pumping out some new content soon.
 
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furryboy96
Right now, a lot of people are rightfully mad at Polyphony Digital with how things are with the game. Some people are even boycotting. However despite all the anger and controversy, will you keep playing the game? Personally...I am going to keep playing because despite the issues, I am still having fun with the game. I spend most of my time in Sport Mode so car collection isn't really a huge thing for me. I'll get the cars I want and spend most of my time online racing. Besides, maybe the future updates will make up for the decreased payouts and microtransactions.
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How do you spend most of your time in sport mode when the races wont load lol?
 
I haven’t played GT7 for like a week but will get back to it soon.
 
ebadevil
It sucks what they did, but it's no reason to drop the game, at least for me. Maybe it helps for me to have already grinded a bunch of credits when the money was good. Plus I don't much care for 12 or 20 million cars. I want the Mark IV, the Sauber C9, McLaren F1 road and race and whatever else comes along for under 5 mill. Other stuff is extra.
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Are they going to do anymore updates with new tracks and new cars really struggling to do the missions and the tests
 
Problem is not playing it or not, but the bad taste in your mouth, because they made kinda dick move. Who knows if they won't go further with limiting rewards... And that news after releasing patch 1.08 that they want cars to cost like in real world and don't want us to grind money for them. So they limited rewards...
 
Something is wrong with GT 7 , i'm shocked :dunce:
 
Definitely not. At least not for the immediate future. I'm playing GT Sport, which turns out has much more single player content now than GT7, and content that resembles more what I remember GT to be from the earlier games.

I didn't play the game since the outage ended, and hasn't been playing a few days before that either.
 
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I’ll wait until they try to fix things up a bit.

I’m incredibly disappointed with the current state of this game and nothing will change that view, but if they at least make an attempt to do something I’ll pick it back up.

Let’s hope that starts with the first DLC.
 
As the way it is now? Obviously not.

PD pulled the trigger too soon and killed the motivation to play it. If only they've added more events to counterweight the nerfs, they'd have avoided this mess.
 
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