I swear gamers are the dumbest community on the face of the planet
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Just like said in here. Please Turn10. Add real or close to real prices for all cars. Also in Motorsport money is easier to earn than Horizon 5. But cars way cheaper.
Dear Forza gods, it’s not exactly an urgent issue, but this is very important, it’s basically killed an entire side of the game. Obvs racing and the physics are amazing, but when you just want to play single player and buy cars and stuff, it’s just so disappointing how unrealistic and inconsequential buying ultra rare and elite cars is in this game. It’s a task pricing all this stuff up, you might need a dedicated guy to do it, but in the long run of this game, money got to mean something, it can’t be feasible after doing like 5 mediocre races and earning 400k I can buy a Ferrari 250 GTO. Cmon. That’s a 50 mil car. That’s months worth of grinding surely?
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Based on the arguments I’ve had, it genuinely seems like a large portion of the modern fanbase just wants instant gratification car buying, and morally opposes “grinding” to earn cars in a game that you’ve paid money for. Which at that point, may as well have no credits at all. Within a day of playing you can basically buy every car you want, so why bother with car pricing at all?
It’s disappointing to me as a Forza player since FM2, to see the car buying experience cheapened to appeal to those players. It’s genuinely boring buying cars now. The pricing is not only dramatically reduced but also completely arbitrary and senseless, with F40s and Mustang GTs being almost identical in pricing. To me, I find it embarrassing. But frankly I think too many people are into the no-effort car buying experience to notice or care about how botched pricing is.
We might be screwed on this one…
What’s dumb about wanting the pricing fixed? Even with the $500k cap which I find lame, why not at least do it right? Why is a $10,000 car (Dodge Stealth) $90k while a $50,000,000 car is $120k? It’s just nonsense.