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This has been target of complains for comunity since day 1, not many people like itWill see but I'm afraid some content will be time limited regardless. That has been a thing since the first Forzathon.
This has been target of complains for comunity since day 1, not many people like itWill see but I'm afraid some content will be time limited regardless. That has been a thing since the first Forzathon.
I actually didn't mind the Mod cards. A way to make the game harder for extra credits? I'm all for that.-The mod cards system or whatever it was, just thought it was a joke.
Yeahp it was. This makes three cars originally seen from FM8 (Audi RS e-tron GT, Porsche 935 and Porsche Mission R) make their way to FH5.Oh dear the 935 was one of the deleted cars, wasn't it?
IF they do have Fujimi ready for FM, then that will be an easy ace card. It will easily bring a ton of interest back to FM.You're right, they definitely do need some more things to hype the game up than graphics talk. It seems quite a good majority are sick of it. Picture this though: FM appears at the June 11th event; showcasing Fujimi Kaido completely rebuilt to take full advantage of the series X, now that would be something to get hyped about! Couple that with finally taking a deep dive into the campaign mode and the new features the game brings to the table.
On a slightly more off topic note, I sure do hope the Sagaris makes it into the game, I'd be heartbroken if it didn't.
If this were the case, I would also hope that the collision physics and into a much larger detail, the hitboxes of the cars have been overhauled, as I would remember back in FM7, no matter how slight the contact may be towards other cars, it will violently push the other car from one side to another, making it more brutal than a pit maneuver or worse, spinning them out entirely.I hate the track voting system as it's just a popularity contest among casuals where people seemingly just click on tracks because they have heard of them and not because they are good tracks or would add something interesting to the game.
For example, Monaco has plenty of votes relative the things around it... But it has to be one of the worst active racing circuits in the world, and most Forza players can't even navigate the exaggerated wide streets of Prague without causing massive pileups so it would be an absolute crash-fest. It also has basically nothing to do with production, sports car and touring car racing which Forza is mostly centered around. But it has double the votes of places like Mid Ohio and Mosport...
I mean I guess you could argue that seeing Macau-style track blockages at Monaco would be "bringing something interesting to the game" though. Knowing Forza players, would also be a griefers paradise. I can already see a pink Cadillac limo parked sideways in the hairpin.
They did rework the collision physics in one of the updates when they added "collision assist" so it isn't as pinball-y as it was before... overall an improvement, but naturally when they did that they created another problem that has come to be known as the "Forza tangle" or "Forza glue" by many in the active community.If this were the case, I would also hope that the collision physics and into a much larger detail, the hitboxes of the cars have been overhauled, as I would remember back in FM7, no matter how slight the contact may be towards other cars, it will violently push the other car from one side to another, making it more brutal than a pit maneuver or worse, spinning them out entirely.
it was not deletedOh dear the 935 was one of the deleted cars, wasn't it?
The leaked car list from FH4 and FH5 are very exciting however and give some hope.
Its more than likely that FM WILL show on June, specially since is more than confirmed that FM comes this year, also shown onFM appears at the June 11th event with finally taking a deep dive into the campaign mode
showcasing Fujimi Kaido completely rebuilt
Wait until you check the top 10 car list, its basically hyper sports, lambo and some cars people only care beacuse muh undercover drift culture, with execption of the two cars that wont get to the game not too soon beacuse Gran Turismo contract with ToyotaI hate the track voting system as it's just a popularity contest among casuals where people seemingly just click on tracks because they have heard of them and not because they are good tracks or would add something interesting to the game.