Gran Turismo 7 automobiles can apparently be purchased and offered, in keeping with the sport’s official description. One drawback: gamers can’t truly promote. Reddit person CDMR_Rrah and folk over at MP1st pointed readers in the direction of Gran Turismo 7’s PlayStation Retailer web page, which we’ve checked ourselves, and it certainly states on the time of this writing that gamers can “purchase, tune, race and promote your method by means of a solo marketing campaign as you unlock new automobiles and challenges.”
Why promoting Gran Turismo 7 automobiles issues
Gran Turismo 7’s car prices and microtransactions have evoked backlash from gamers. For the uninitiated, Gran Turismo 7 requires extreme grinding and is fairly stingy with its credit score payouts, making it unnecessarily cumbersome for gamers to buy some automobiles with out having to fork out actual cash for them. With the ability to promote automobiles would give gamers a technique to increase funds however the recreation doesn’t permit that.
What’s notably attention-grabbing is that there’s one trophy, Agency Favourite, that requires shopping for the identical automobile ten instances. Which means trophy hunters will probably be caught with ten of the identical autos as a result of they’re unable to promote. Gamers on Reddit declare to have contacted Sony assist and their native retailers for refunds, citing deceptive commercial.
Opinion: Sony wants to deal with Gran Turismo 7 points ASAP
Zarmena writes… Sony’s silence on Gran Turismo 7’s ongoing points is just exasperating an already-tense state of affairs. The writer wants to elucidate the discrepancy between the official description and the ultimate product, and what it plans to do to deal with gamers’ issues relating to microtransactions. Polyphony Digital’s statement relating to the credit nerf is fairly tone-deaf and doesn’t deal with the elephant within the room.
In different information, CDPR has confirmed that a new Witcher game is within the works, and Sony has introduced that Jade Raymond’s Haven Studios is now a part of the PlayStation Studios family.
