The microtransactions of Gran Turismo 7 make people talk? A gambler has found a way to get rich quick in the racing game, and without gambling.
For a few days, Gran Turismo 7 is under fire from critics. Everything had started well for this well-designed simulation, with encouraging tests and first conquered PS4 and PS5 users. Unfortunately, this improvement was only short-lived, due to an update that lowered the rewards obtained by completing races. She mechanically made acquiring cars more complex, unless she turned to microtransactions to speed up her collection.
This change annoys players, who accuse Sony and Polyphony Digital of wanting to generate additional revenue while Gran Turismo 7 can cost up to €80 (on PS5). It can indeed be tempting to pay a few tens of euros to recover a desirable car, rather than chaining the races. This frustrating situation prompted a player to find a way to cheat, Eurogamer said in an article published on March 22.
It’s possible to get rich quick in Gran Turismo 7
In Gran Turismo 7, you can pay €2.49 to get 100,000 credits without sweating, or even invest €19.99 to get 2 million. Otherwise, you can use the loophole unearthed by Septomor to amass more than 500,000 per hour – without playing. On the PSNProfiles forums it says: “ It is a method that works 100% without playing. I know players are not happy with the changes and are annoyed by the grind [enchaîner les tâches répétitives]at least that’s my case. »
The interested party therefore devised a way to get rich quickly in Gran Turismo 7, to compensate for the negative developments deplored by the community. To enjoy it, it is necessary to go through a Windows PC, play the game via the Remote Play feature (which allows remote access to your PS4 or PS5) and use a small script that will lead to your square. Septomor provides the precise parameters to use, including the car to choose, for his cheat to work.
Obviously, this method goes against the principles of Kazunori Yamauchi, the director of Gran Turismo 7. In a press release published on March 18 to respond to the ire of the players, he explains: The price of cars is an important piece of information about their rarity and value, and I think it’s important that it’s adjusted to real-life prices. From now on, to get the Ferrari of your dreams, you can: play for hours, spend a few euros or… cheat.