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Still waiting on the 1000 (2000) Forzathon points. Been playing and restarting the game nothing so far.
I already recieved 'em. Try restarting your console. If that doesn't work, it must have something to do with your timezone.
It's not automatic. They give them to you as a gift in the message centre. Did you look there?
I got a message saying that I'd been gifted 1000fp but when I went into the shop it said I only had 772..
Yep, I did I saw the message and it said "You have been gifted 1000 Forzathon Points" and I then backed out of the menu thinking they had already given me them due to the wording.
So true. In FH4 it could keep up with a lv10 Bugatti in acceleration. Here it can barely keep up with the Vocho. Actually no. If both hit a tree the Vocho would still win.
About as sad as people who want to bash the game using it as an example of how DJS thought the game was bad when he didn't.
Embarrassingly, I used the '93 F1 - that I definitely shouldn't have dropped fifteen million ill-gotten Willys exploit credits on - to complete this event and the series, only to end up winning another F1 which I'll have to sell on the AH for a fraction of the cost. /1stworldproblemsYikes, the Drop it like its Hot must be the must frustrating championship ever! The rubberbanding has never been more blatant, there is no grip for you in the track (only for the AI) even if you go with the Bugatti EB110, which also uncharacteristically slides and oversteers all over the place... Blah, take your lousy super wheelspin. Trust me, drop i like its turd!
I actually tried the game yesterday, and the experience didn’t change my mind on any of the points I recently raised in this thread. Not that it could have anyway, because like I said at the time, you don’t need to play a game to criticize the circumstances around it. In fact I developed a few more frustrations during the hour I had with it.Yeah… let’s not pretend that you fall into that same camp.
there’s nothing constructive about your “criticism,” you’ve never even played the game.
To be fair I do think it's possible to get a general feel of whether something is good or not by doing sufficient research outside of playing the game. I've yet to play NASCAR 21: Ignition but have seen more than enough to determine it's not worth it in the current state.
It’s one thing to acknowledge that a game has issues, and steer clear of it. It’s another to try to form a criticism about it without actually having your point of reference. I haven’t encountered the vast majority of bugs posted, so if I did that myself then it would have turned out to be incorrect.
That’s a good chunk. They’re littered all over the place since the update too, so that’s good.
Because using a S1 or S2 supercar in a cross country race is more fun...Right? (My very first online race experience)
It's a shame how much responsibility for balancing is foisted upon the player, as an escape from complications of the whole PI system and breadth of vehicles.Yikes, the Drop it like its Hot must be the must frustrating championship ever! The rubberbanding has never been more blatant, there is no grip for you in the track (only for the AI) even if you go with the Bugatti EB110, which also uncharacteristically slides and oversteers all over the place... Blah, take your lousy super wheelspin. Trust me, drop i like its turd!
