In a recent update, Polyphony Digital and Sony have reduced the prize money from races and introduced microtransactions.
The controversial new microtransaction system now sees the price of cars increase, with some cars costing up to $40 in credits.
Not happy that the latest patch reduced race payouts and increased the cost of in-game credits, players have been review bombing the game, making it the lowest-rated PlayStation title on Metacritic.
As a workaround, players are reportedly using scripts and the PlayStation’s Remote Play feature to run laps in the background and generate millions of credits.
In a post on PSProfiles, one user posted a script, claiming they were unhappy with the nerfs and enormous grind.
The script can apparently earn up to 15 million credits per day, which amounts to $120 on the PSN store.
If you’re thinking of using a script to earn credits in Gran Turismo 7 or any other game, it’s worth noting that PlayStation and Sony can permanently ban you if caught.
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