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@savarunl "If you play the campaign and challenges etc. normally You'll be just fine getting all the cars you want." That's minimum 250 hours of game play if you did nothing but grind the highest payout. How is that normal?

@ChromaticDracula The issue with micro transactions here is not that they are expensive or that anyone feels the need to bite. It ruins enjoyment of the best progression aspects of the game: racing and tuning the best machines and collecting a huge variety of cool cars (which the campaign sets you up to believe you will be doing). Why? Because after the the campaign there's only two ways to keep the good feeling going without dropping cash: grind for endless hours against AI that's boring as hell on limited events or wait around in lobbies for multiplayer races that don't pay squat. The game isn't fun after the first two weeks. Nobody is wrong about their own feelings.

@tinCAT-zero "shouldn't ever affect me." Server was down for 30 hours.

@TheRedComet a case for "meaningless" zeros on Metacritic. Wise choice.

Why are people on here defending: "We noticed you were playing our game wrong, so we're changing some things." Think about that. Can you imagine eating your pizza with a fork and the cook comes out to tell you you're doing it wrong. Then has the balls to take the pizza back and bring you a salad.

@RevGaming user ratings are an emotion scale. If your game merely sucks, people aren't pissed, gets a 6. If your game is great, but you don't respect the players, zero.

@mucc twice you've told me I don't know what I'm talking about. Sorry I don't have the expertise to share my personal opinions.

@mucc explain how kneecapping the reward system 2 weeks after launch not a bait and switch?

Can someone explain to me why a bait and switch like this wouldn't prompt Push Square to revise their glowing pre-release Metacritic review of GT7? I mean, only if you want professional critic reviews to be taken seriously.