Forza Horizon 6 - General Discussion

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Vic Reign93
What about the Mazda RX-7 FC? 🧐

I ask because I’ve noticed my B Class Savvana RX-7 FC also has 4WS wheel steering when parked, but they didn’t come with 4WS IRL, they came with Dynamic Tracking Suspension System that only activates under heavy cornering loads from what i’ve read.
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they use DTSS (Dynamic Tracking Suspension System), which introduced a passive rear-wheel-steering capability to the sports car for more agile handling https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/can-someone-explain-dtss-639615/

dang gonna dig up to old forum just to find answers
 
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This is for players new to Horizon, or returning players who might appreciate a reminder.

You earn skill score for nearly everything you do when you drive a car. Every 50,000 skill score earns you one skill point. You don’t have to do it in one go. The game keeps track and gives you the skill point when you cross the 50,00 skill score threshold.

You redeem skill points to unlock perks from your car’s skill mastery tree. Those are very helpful because they contain everything from skill multipliers to longer skill chains to credits, regular and super wheelspins, and even cars.

The game only gives out ten skill points at any one time, so there’s no need to get more than 500,000 skill score. You can gain more skill score, but you won’t get more skill points. Most cars have a 5x multiplier you can unlock from the skill mastery tree, so that lowers the number to 100,000 skill score for ten skill points. Some cars have a 7x multiplier, which lowers your skill score number to 71,428.571… call it 71,500 for convenience sake.

You can lower that number to just 50,000 by listening to the radio. Skill songs double the skill score multiplier to 10x. They say “double” but if you’re in a car with a 7x multiplier, it only goes to 10x, not 14x. As long as you start a skill chain while a skill song is playing, the multiplier stays at 10x, even if the skill song ends.

Since FH2, the trick has been to listen to the classical station, since those songs could go on for several minutes. Unfortunately, Opus FM has some surprisingly short songs. My last skill song was only two minutes. You’re better off listening to Pulse or Bass Arena or Hospital Records.

I hope this helps.
 
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This is for players new to Horizon, or returning players who might appreciate a reminder.

You earn skill score for nearly everything you do when you drive a car. Every 50,000 skill score earns you one skill point. You don’t have to do it in one go. The game keeps track and gives you the skill point when you cross the 50,00 skill score threshold.

You redeem skill points to unlock perks from your car’s skill mastery tree. Those are very helpful because they contain everything from skill multipliers to longer skill chains to credits, regular and super wheelspins, and even cars.

The game only gives out ten skill points at any one time, so there’s no need to get more than 500,000 skill score. You can gain more skill score, but you won’t get more skill points. Most cars have a 5x multiplier you can unlock from the skill mastery tree, so that lowers the number to 100,000 skill score for ten skill points. Some cars have a 7x multiplier, which lowers your skill score number to 71,428.571… call it 71,500 for convenience sake.

You can lower that number to just 50,000 by listening to the radio. Skill songs double the skill score multiplier to 10x. They say “double” but if you’re in a car with a 7x multiplier, it only goes to 10x, not 14x. As long as you start a skill chain while a skill song is playing, the multiplier stays at 10x, even if the skill song ends.

Since FH2, the trick has been to listen to the classical station, since those songs could go on for several minutes. Unfortunately, Opus FM has some surprisingly short songs. My last skill song was only two minutes. You’re better off listening to Pulse or Bass Arena or Hospital Records.

I hope this helps.
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The Miata FE (and possibly other FE cars, I haven’t checked though) has an 8x skill multiplier so you only need 62,500 skill score to get to 10 points. I use it for skill point farming when drifting in the woods and also for Chaos type Stunt Parties since most of those have a skill chain round.
 

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