Polyphony Digital makes Gran Turismo 7 changes following massive backlash

Part of the changes to Gran Turismo 7 going forward will include a "considerable" patch in April with an increased number of events, a new reward system, and a better economical balance.

Here's a complete rundown of everything that will go live in Gran Turismo 7 in the next few weeks: An average of a 100% increase in event rewards in the latter half of the World Circuits More high rewards for clearing Circuit Experience with Gold/All Bronze results Increased Online Races rewards Eight new one-hour Endurance Race events with better rewards Higher upper limit for non-paid credits from 20M Cr. to 100M Cr. in player wallets A wider selection of available Used and Legend cards Yamauchi also explained that Polyphony has "additional" patches planned in between now and then, which could include more World Circuit events, a higher payout value of limited-time rewards, as well as more 24-hour races, Online Time Trials, and letting players sell cars.

Unfortunately, Polyphony did not define an exact timeline for all of these updates to come to pass. Fortunately, April is only at least two weeks away, and with new content scheduled to arrive until then and after, Gran Turismo 7's evolution into a more player-friendly racing simulator is all but guaranteed. It might be too late to make Polyphony drop the always-online requirement for Gran Turismo 7, but all these improvements can help make the game more enjoyable going forward.