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There's a full list under that. But they have also stated that because FM switched to DirectInput, a bunch of wheels should be supported they just can't say for sure with every single one.
There's a full list under that. But they have also stated that because FM switched to DirectInput, a bunch of wheels should be supported they just can't say for sure with every single one.
A case of damned if they do, damned if they don't. You can't please everyone, as everyone has different expectations. Turn 10 has given us more details behind development leading up to the release than most other developers have given us for racing games on console. The team behind PC1 and PC2 were pretty good about sharing details back in the day. But Turn 10 seems to be very transparent (not 100%). I will take that over the latter.
Hardly, the TC2 crowd has been eagerly expecting it, the coverage from their developers was extensive from the alpha/beta days (it was the beta that was open to all public) and is now teeming with activity. See you in Oahu!
Be prepared for them to be of questionable usefulness depending on what car you drive though. As someone else mentioned, they were in FM7, but particularly in cockpit view they were off in a lot of cars as it seemed each car had a different sort of "center point" the arrows operated around. It meant that sometimes in some cars, when a car was right on your rear bumper, the arrow would actually be pointing ahead as if the car was in front of you, and sometimes it would indicate a car was alongside enough for an overlap but if you moved the camera to look you had several feet.
Clearly GTP/C that's a special category solely for members of
I have to disagree with one point here. It wasn't oxtail, it was more like mulligatawny
T&A is I believe somehow related to Scarlett Johansson. So yes, definitely something magic graphics wizards really want but don't have access toDLSS: Magic graphics wizards upscale a smaller image into a bigger one
MSAA, TXAA, TAA: Magic graphics wizards make the image sharper and cleaner
RGB: Spinny colorful things that magic graphics wizards like
T&A: Things magic graphics wizards really want but don't have access to
(/joking obviously)
For me, I want to see the NYC circuit return, as well as Tokyo from FM1. For most simcade games, city street tracks are a dying breed.
Can't you just do that in your cards settings? I'm pretty sure we haven't seen a setting like that in game. I usually keep an eye out for PC settings. But the Nvidia settings I usually use when it's super hot in summer to keep my card under 90fps so it isn't a squelching lava producer.
Every other Forza game on PC has had this option.
Not what was asked, and in fact it will be in online multiplayer, which means it's even more likely to be a setting.
Assuming it's like all the other Forza games on PC, it will have such an option. Worth noting that the online modes are going to be capped at 60 or as close as possible* so it's not quite clear yet how that might affect the options. (IIRC Turn 10 said that if your monitor isn't running at a multiple of 60, but something like 75 or 144, the game will cap it as close to 60 as it can.)
I can see Alpine Ring being a great track for GT racecars, vintage cars and online racing. As for Amalfi, it will be a super fun track for hot hatches.
Yeah, sorry, my misstake. It has been said that multiplayer will be capped at 60 fps but not single player (on PC)
500+ cars because of the diversity of players - the 10 that you're interested in will be different from the next player's preferred 10 and so on. The point is that the cars are available, and the game isn't focused on pokemon-collection as a goal.
Just wanted to know whether we can expect car list drops this week (till the full list is unveiled).
