Forza Horizon 6 - General Discussion

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I hope we see an expanded Liberty Walk range of kits at some point in FH6. We definitely aren't getting any at launch but it would be cool to see PG do something like a bodykit pack down the line for FH6.

They could even do a "Liberty Walk" Playlist with
  • new LW bodykits being added to existing cars
  • all the races in that playlist being restricted to cars with LW kits only
  • LW photo challenges, trial, spec racing champ etc.
  • and the cars being added in the playlist having a LW kit with them (like the Infiniti G37, Daihatsu Copen for example)

LW has the Super Silhouette range which would be perfect to add as a body kit pack (and I've posted about them before) but they have a massive range now, and heaps of kits to make a little pack for existing cars in the game.

McLaren 720S

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Abarth 695


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Honda NSX NA-1


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Toyota GR86

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Lambo Countach

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etc etc.
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This just looks like a MiniGT product portfolio haha
 
I'm just personally so burned out of the LW stuff and it's a bummer that their kits are literally the only licensed option for a lot of cars in the game. Japan's aftermarket is so incredibly rich and there's a good 30 years of history of companies building parts for some of these cars, e.g., RX-7, S13, R32-34 Skyline, etc. that to just focus on body kits from this one company is doing a disservice to a game that's supposedly all about championing Japanese car culture.

The devs have a chance to really help educate people on this history but they're just leaning in to whatever does numbers on social media. I get it's a business and the game is fluid and things could come in future updates, but at this point I highly doubt it.
 
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I'm just personally so burned out of the LW stuff and it's a bummer that their kits are literally the only licensed option for a lot of cars in the game. Japan's aftermarket is so incredibly rich and there's a good 30 years of history of companies building parts for some of these cars, e.g., RX-7, S13, R32-34 Skyline, etc. that to just focus on body kits from this one company is doing a disservice to a game that's supposedly all about championing Japanese car culture.

The devs have a chance to really help educate people on this history but they're just leaning in to whatever does numbers on social media. I get it's a business and the game is fluid and things could come in future updates, but at this point I highly doubt it.
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I think we will see more Rocket Bunny and Rauh Welt Begriff kits too.
 
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I think we will see more Rocket Bunny and Rauh Welt Begriff kits too.
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Again, the Japanese aftermarket is so, so, so much more varied than just Liberty Walk, Rocket Bunny, and RWB. Those are the big 3 companies that everyone knows. RWB and Rocket Bunny (formerly TRA Kyoto) have been doing things for a while, with Nakai active since at least the early 90's, but their current stuff is, like Liberty Walk, extremely derivative.

I'm talking about companies like AB Flug, Veilside, Re Amemiya, URAS, Top Secret, Backyard Special, FEEL's, Esprit, TBO, vintage Mugen, etc. Companies that were (and in some cases still are) extremely active in the golden era of Japanese tuning and helped to make legends out of a lot of these cars.

I have no problem with including new companies, but more variety is desperately needed for a game that is supposed to be all about celebrating Japanese car culture.
 

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