Many suspect that it was a strategic reason why Sony and Polyphony Digital didn’t enable the microtransactions feature in Sports Car Romance 7 during the media review period before the game’s actual release. Because of this, this section is not mentioned in most of the comments (since journalists don’t have a chance to explore these).
On launch day, though, relatively ambitious microtransactions were added to the game, and fans have since complained about the high prices and the many cars that take a lot of time and effort to unlock without paying. Last week, Sony made things worse because they actually made unlocking cars more difficult and frustrating with a new patch, and the game’s reputation worsened, which also made it impossible to play the game for 24 hours (single player). and multiplayer modes). According to GT Planet, it currently takes nearly 20 hours to unlock one of the most expensive vehicles in the game — and if you want to buy it, it’s almost as expensive as the base game itself.
Roadster Romance 7’s Metacritic among users was very low before this adjustment, but when fans found out that Sony was basically trying to squeeze every penny out of fans’ pockets, plus the game had no internet connection You can’t play if you are connected to the road, and many people have had enough. Currently, the game’s user rating is an extremely low 2.2, which is the lowest ever for a Sony-published game.
Do you think they deserve a low score, or do you think Sony and Polyphony Digital just did everything they could with the microtransactions in Sports Car Romance 7?
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