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No, the title is worth buying because it's an excellent game.The title is worth something right now so you can buy a cheap 2nd hand copy and then resell it once you have the car.
No, the title is worth buying because it's an excellent game.The title is worth something right now so you can buy a cheap 2nd hand copy and then resell it once you have the car.
I've had zero frame rate issues so far. Maybe I don't cause enough explosions.Even on XB1? I've read that the frame rate is horrible, usually dipping to around 20 fps.
Nope, I haven't had any noticeable issues. Even in the most intense moments. The only thing that I can think of which might slow it down is a very full hard drive; I only have Dirt Rally, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, Fallout 4 and Rise of the Tomb Raider, plus a few DLC packages, and it weighs in at just under 40% full.Even on XB1? I've read that the frame rate is horrible, usually dipping to around 20 fps.
I ran into a Brotherhood platoon trying to clear out a horde of super mutants from a bombed-out church in the middle of a radstorm, complete with vertibirds crashing and a super mutant suicider, and the game didn't even so much as bat an eye.I've had zero frame rate issues so far. Maybe I don't cause enough explosions.
You get it if you have Forza 6.Will I get the Rocket? I have FO4 on PS4 and PC.
Wait so you can get with any Fallout 4 version?You get it if you have Forza 6.
No, you just get it if you've got Forza 6*. You don't need any Fallout to do so.Wait so you can get with any Fallo
It's a two-tonne nuclear-powered brick. It's not built to handle anything at speed. It's meant to be a throwback to the 1950s and the massive Buicks that got about three miles to the gallon. Within the Fallout universe, it's a symbol of all the excess, decadence and consumption that sets in motion events that will destroy the world.Downloaded the car. It's not built to handle Sebring turn 17 at speed LOL.
Sounds like a perfect choice for a competitive racing game.It's a two-tonne nuclear-powered brick. It's not built to handle anything at speed. It's meant to be a throwback to the 1950s and the massive Buicks that got about three miles to the gallon. Within the Fallout universe, it's a symbol of all the excess, decadence and consumption that sets in motion events that will destroy the world.
It's just a bit of cross-promotion. Ironically, the cars don't actually do anything in the game, except maybe explode.Sounds like a perfect choice for a competitive racing game.
Nope I didn't, I don't have Forza 6 anymore and I'd rather let someone else have it.Hopefully you've redeemed it before posting the screen shot![]()
Reading it again after you saying that makes a bit more sense lol.Nope I didn't, I don't have Forza 6 anymore and I'd rather let someone else have it.
Like I said - cross-promotion. Bethesda evidently see it as a way to attract more gamers to one of their flagship titles, especially since they're rolling out their own DLC campaign for Fallout 4 right now. And if you're not interested in Fallout 4, then it's just a bit of fun that you get for free.Whats the point then.
The brakes are bad, but that's in comparison to all cars in its class. It has the speed of the Veyron with the stopping power of a classic muscle car.i dont think the handling and braking is anywhere near as bad as many people make it out to be.
Its manageable. If you're up into over 250mph then be aware of braking distances. Its the same story with the Koeniggegg One.
You stack it once or twice and you should 'get it'. If you dont then Forza isnt really for you.
It does respectable times around Le Mans. The fact it doesnt register times on rivals is a killer for me. Whats the point then.