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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on June 10th, 2019 in the Forza Horizon 4 category.
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Um, what?
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Um, what?
Just started on FH4 thanks to game pass, its awesome!
One thing. How can I use the cars I've purchased?
Oh God no please do not make this Lego this stuff appear in Forza Motorsport 8.
Keep it in Horizon, I dont care just not the Motorsport series.
I don't think we need to worry about that. I'm just confused and don't understand Legos to begin with, yet alone their application in a sim racing title.
I'm just too old I guess.
FTFY.Gotta say, I like the idea here. Does it have the potential to be immersion-breaking? Yes, but so did the Hot Wheels expansion for FH3, and so do the Hot Wheels cars in FM7. They plainly shouldn't exist because of how ridiculous they are, yet they do in the game world, and I like that.
Besides, it's awesome to see a dev having so much fun making stuff like this. You really get the sense that they're still kids deep down, and that they're living a dream in a sense - that being the dream of driving the Lego cars they loved building as kids. That's just so cool to witness, regardless of how immersion-breaking it might be.
Because this DLC is a collaboration with LEGO "Speed Champions" series, this LEGO will not be added.
They plainly shouldn't exist because of how ridiculous they are, yet they do in the game world, and I like that.
Need a Mclaren 720s in the game, fond this one at Mclaren's headquarters
Insurance. Oh wait - they added that to FM4.What was the new word?
For those concerned about this expansion and "lack of realism" or "ruining the immersion" - that was out the window for me within 5 minutes of playing the FIRST Horizon games when I knocked over a street sign and got rewarded!!!
LEGO is older than the PC or the gaming console, so if you don't understand LEGO due to being too old, how do you even begin to understand the computers you are playing on?I don't think we need to worry about that. I'm just confused and don't understand Legos to begin with, yet alone their application in a sim racing title.
I'm just too old I guess.
LEGO is older than the PC or the gaming console, so if you don't understand LEGO due to being too old, how do you even begin to understand the computers you are playing on?
Also LEGO is probably older than you.
Eh, they're both fictional - I don't think being a toy matters at that point. Considering the major differences between the two games, I don't see how they're any better or worse for their respective game. Either way, "all the toy content" is a bit misleading, because outside of a handful of Hotwheels, and this, there really isn't much else.I never thought I'd say that, but, considering all the Toy content in Forza, I'm now happy with GTs VGT programme. VGT cars are ridiculous and pointless too, I know, I'm no fan of them either, but they're still a lot better than toy cars...
I never thought I'd say that, but, considering all the Toy content in Forza, I'm now happy with GTs VGT programme. VGT cars are ridiculous and pointless too, I know, I'm no fan of them either, but they're still a lot better than toy cars...
Also, the Hot Wheels cars were actually built in real life. Even the silly ones like the Twin Mill were actually built as full-scale show cars. That sets them apart from the LEGO cars and the purely fictional cars like the Warthog, Regalia, and that Fallout one.Either way, "all the toy content" is a bit misleading, because outside of a handful of Hotwheels, and this, there really isn't much else.
Also, the Hot Wheels cars were actually built in real life. Even the silly ones like the Twin Mill were actually built as full-scale show cars. That sets them apart from the LEGO cars and the purely fictional cars like the Warthog, Regalia, and that Fallout one.