Board Thread:Game Discussion/@comment-38264419-20190122174617/@comment-33228676-20190123090444

Amrosa, while your list has some valid arguments showing that developpers are trying to improve the user/player experience, you just can't deny that the game economic model is rather on the flawed side and each new update put more pressure on players gold reserves by introducing more cars (1 per week seems to be the new standard nowadays) and constantly raising prices for upgrades.

If you want to keep up with the new content you have two options: first is to farm and watch ads like crazy, second is to make a purchase of gold. It's been said before, but most players aren't willing to pay real money because the return in gold is plain ludicrous. If only the big bosses of EA (I assume it's EA behind the levers when speaking of the economic aspect of RR3) would lower the bar to a reasonable level... Still they decide to keep it the way it is, so it has to be the most profitable situation for them.

Despite all the efforts FM are willing to make to improve the game, the point of the OP still stands. It's even more true today than it was before. Denying this fact by playing FM/EA devil's advocate will not solve the problem. Open your eyes !