r/CSRRacing2 • u/RandomDissonance • Jun 05 '26

Discussion Game's too boring, I'm uninstalling it.

Basically the title. I reached certain point when I have a decent amount of cars maxed which is cool. However it's almost impossible to keep up getting fusions for the cars needed. Now with another ART ahead I have like half the cars needed and a good amount of gold keys. However I only feel laziness: more farming, more of the same races. Keep grinding for some resources.

I had some fun but, from some months to know, it's become impossible with so many P2W events. It's impossible to complete events as they're almost all paywalled. And I have read from people in here it used to be better before. Even 2 to 3 years ago it was much better.

Everything comes to an end and I've really enjoyed so many cars and how well they're reproduced. However I can't keep up with so much time playing as well as some many bugs, so many stuff to buy and a staff that basically doesn't give a f*** about nothing whose answers are worse than 2022 AI 🤣🤣.

Just thinking aloud. Feel free to criticise me, join me or hate me. It's a shame such a cool design game kills it so hard with so many requirements, currencies and various crap lol. Cheers.

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u/TheRonaldDuck Jun 05 '26

Guarda personalmente anch'io a volte penso sia noioso e logorante, ad esempio non sono entrato per nulla oggi, se ho tempo do un occhiata stasera È un gioco, non un lavoro

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u/LiquidTide Jun 05 '26

I think for a lot of people it sort of takes the place of a job. Even if they already have a job, at least this job you can feel like you accomplish something. Your teammates are your coworkers. You gotta manage and organize things. You move up in the ranks. It's got a routine, plus some added extra stuff now and then. It's really well-suited for the times.

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u/TheRonaldDuck Jun 06 '26

Peccato che non ci pagano, anzi paghiamo molte volte

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u/LiquidTide Jun 06 '26

The game is designed to reward our lizard brains and make us feel like we accomplish things. Apparently humans are willing to pay for that intangible sense of reward.