[Archive] Forza Horizon 5 Series 31: European Automotive
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It's the last 10% of the course racing blind through back gardens/allotments that was the final straw for me.
It's probably quite a nice technical course in upper C or B class. But S1 is just too fast for it.
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Oh, if only someone had warned you...
Forza Horizon 5 Season Change: Euro Fighter
The celebration of Europe's motoring history continues in the third week of Forza Horizon 5's current Series, starting today. Officially called European Automotive, Series 31 is all about the best that Europe can produce. Well, the best for the most part... It's a gentler series than some of t
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I know bud, I know. Like I've said previously I always read your weekly write up before diving in for the week's playlist.👍Oh, if only someone had warned you...
Forza Horizon 5 Season Change: Euro Fighter
The celebration of Europe's motoring history continues in the third week of Forza Horizon 5's current Series, starting today. Officially called European Automotive, Series 31 is all about the best that Europe can produce. Well, the best for the most part... It's a gentler series than some of t
I like to complete everything if my skill levels will permit though, so I was always going to play the Eventlab. It just is surprising how that course got picked I think.
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The only EventLab I did this week was FBMR GP 8 Ram Jam as I was four points short for the Mini FE. Once I got the car I was glad I didn't pay any money for it in the Auction House as I found it as underwhelming as it was reported to be and far less exciting to drive than the base model.
I'm still missing a few cars from the three month hiatus I took when I got burnt out on the game last year but hopefully they'll continue to dribble them out like this.
I'm still missing a few cars from the three month hiatus I took when I got burnt out on the game last year but hopefully they'll continue to dribble them out like this.
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I always read your weekly reports, but I couldn´t believe it would get this bad 😅 I try to complete everything, so I had to do this event anyway. And while I´m at it: keep up the good work @Famine I really appreciate your work 😃👍Oh, if only someone had warned you...
Forza Horizon 5 Season Change: Euro Fighter
The celebration of Europe's motoring history continues in the third week of Forza Horizon 5's current Series, starting today. Officially called European Automotive, Series 31 is all about the best that Europe can produce. Well, the best for the most part... It's a gentler series than some of t
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I agree with everyone's sentiments about Link City. The numerous tight corners and confusing signage made me get lost several times. The last few bits of driving through the forest with numerous bushes and trees blocking your view, even in 3rd person chase cam, was ridiculous. It would not have been so bad with a slower class, like B or C.
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Honestly this is my problem with European Automotive so far; it feels like Fordzathon, where PG chose a limited set of PI and class requirements for races and PR stunts that restricted the sorta stuff you could actually use for seasonal events instead of exploring what else is technically possible with what's already in the game. Like, I remember being excited for that Series because I thought PG was going to include challenges and events that made use of all of Ford's in-game lineup--but instead they only made use of modern Fords from S1, A class and B class.
This feels similar; the GT Car and Super GT car classes are mostly European, as are both of the Track Toys classes for the most part, but instead PG decides to forego them in favor of hypercars, modern and retro supercars, and saloons from S2, S1 and A classes, with smatterings of B-class where appropriate--to the detriment of the Playlist as a whole, in my opinion.
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Why else would PGG list the SL63 as a super saloon, then? The car itself looks big enough to seat 4 occupants. And before we even knew about this car it was in Crew Motorfest (as a paid DLC car though...)
It does feel distasteful that the SL has devolved into a four-seater rather than a two-seater. I guess the AMG GT took over that spot.
It does feel distasteful that the SL has devolved into a four-seater rather than a two-seater. I guess the AMG GT took over that spot.
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Both the new amg gt and the new sl are based on the same platform, and are also 2+2 seaters. Shame that the amg gt isn't a more unique car anymore.
The SL is an AMG product now too - it's more that AMG have given the second-gen GT convertible some unique styling and named it the AMG SL instead of the AMG GT Roadster. There's no longer a Mercedes-Benz version of the SL, it's just as bespoke as the original AMG GT was.
As far as I see it, the SL was presumably on the chopping block and being outsold by the more special GT, but rather than let such a classic name die off, they've applied it to the car that used to be its internal rival. It is a bit of a shame they're both 2+2s now, but not as much of a shame as the four-cylinder version.
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This is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:
Forza Horizon 5 Season Change: Euro Vision
The final week of events in the current Forza Horizon 5 Series begins today, with a fresh set of challenges across the next seven days to see out the month...
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