Gran Turismo 7 (GT7), developed by Polyphony Digital, a studio under SIE, has received overwhelming negative reviews after the last revision due to the reduction of in-game rewards and disguised hopes for players to pay for lessons. In this way, the more players can be stimulated to their limits.
We have previously mentioned the changes after the 1.07 revision of “GT7” in another article (Click this link), because players are quite dissatisfied with this semi-forced tuition fee, leading to the influx of Metacritic to give a low score, the PS5 version has dropped to 1.7 points from the last 2.0 (PS4 is 2.5), which is the worst score in Sony’s history. of first-party games.
Rewards cut in half still can’t stop players. Recently, a player named Septomor published a script written by himself on the PSNProfiles forum. This script is executed on the computer using the function of PC remote play.
As long as the functions of the relevant buttons are set, the script will automatically run a simple track. Players calculate that they can earn 650,000 CR in one hour. If the computer is not disconnected, they can earn 15 million CR in one day. If converted into Taiwan dollars Equivalent to several thousand dollars (2 million CR is NT$590). At present, the most expensive car in the game, “McLaren F1”, only has to hang for a little more than a day (18 million CR).
Some players sarcastically said: “The only way to get a premium car is to have an automatic script drive a number of virtual cars on a fictional track, a real driving simulator (edit: GT7 propaganda).”