Okay, looks like I'll have to rely on quick resume if I want to take a break. Thanks @Monkey Man.Pretty sure you have to complete the event mate.
Had the exact thing happen to me... This was at a time when even the controllers' menu would crash the game (Xbox).Be careful not to replicate my mistake, I managed to get through an entire weekend finished the last endurance race and decided to watch a bit of the replay, the game crashed when I tried to finish the replay and you guessed it - I lost the entire weekend.
Having had a race weekend wiped out two days ago by watching a replay I can confirm that this it hasn't been fixed. Thank god I found out before the endurance races.Had the exact thing happen to me... This was at a time when even the controllers' menu would crash the game (Xbox).
Currently, the crashing in the menu is fixed. Not sure about the replays. Because, of course, I did not watch a replay ever since.
Sounds like we are both at the same point in the career. I have a small attention span but I think I can just about force myself to do one hour at Monza. I don't like QR because it messes with my wheel settings.I'm about to start my first career endurance race and wondered whether it's possible to resume the game if I quit at a pit stop or if I have to complete the whole race in one go? One hour is a lot to do all at once.
Oh it will, guaranteed.I also ordered my Logitech G Pro this morning. Maybe it's not gonna make me faster but will it make my smile bigger
I picked it up after @skazz recommended it on the Forza Horizon 5 thread and assured us that it plays okay on controller. Before that I would have avoided it like the plague due to the various horror stories I heard about its predecessor's pad support but it handles beautifully.Sounds like we are both at the same point in the career. I have a small attention span but I think I can just about force myself to do one hour at Monza. I don't like QR because it messes with my wheel settings.
Just dont be disheartened if at 1st you dont get into using a wheel, if you're used to only play with a controller..I picked it up after @skazz recommended it on the Forza Horizon 5 thread and assured us that it plays okay on controller. Before that I would have avoided it like the plague due to the various horror stories I heard about its predecessor's pad support but it handles beautifully.
I also despise using QR as it causes all sorts of problems with FH5 and'll probably go for the one hour blast as well. A trapped nerve in my back means my right arm has started going numb after holding the accelerator trigger for more than half an hour but the pit stops will give me enough time to massage it back to the land of the living.
Hope the steering wheel lives up to its reputation, it sounds like a great purchase for improving the feedback and immersion of the game.
I'm not using a wheel, was referring to @AEKara38's purchase above. Sorry for the misunderstanding and thanks for the adviceJust dont be disheartened if at 1st you dont get into using a wheel, if you're used to only play with a controller..
It can take a good while to get the mindset in it, could be weeks even..
Also for me at least, i wear socks only when using pedals, helps feel the light pressure you need to apply, and makes it slip smoothly under you foot.
Of course also adjust the ffb.
I should point out that your advice is only for pedals with pure deflection. A load cell brake needs to be accurately stomped each time, so is quite tiring in socksJust dont be disheartened if at 1st you dont get into using a wheel, if you're used to only play with a controller..
It can take a good while to get the mindset in it, could be weeks even..
Also for me at least, i wear socks only when using pedals, helps feel the light pressure you need to apply, and makes it slip smoothly under you foot.
Of course also adjust the ffb.
Yeah but guys, what I want to know, is it alright to be wearing my socks whilst using my controller ??!! 😂😂 I know, I'm an idiot 😁I should point out that your advice is only for pedals with pure deflection. A load cell brake needs to be accurately stomped each time, so is quite tiring in socks
Well then, if only for the brake, wear a shoe on the left foot only.😋I should point out that your advice is only for pedals with pure deflection. A load cell brake needs to be accurately stomped each time, so is quite tiring in socks
But what if you heel and toe, so your right foot handles accelerator and brake?!?Well then, if only for the brake, wear a shoe on the left foot only.😋
And mr comedian up above😋, can wear a bag over his head while playing anything.😁
I did a footwear comparison test a while ago. B&M slippers won, maybe you should try them. Don't like just socks, too harsh on the soles of my feet.Also for me at least, i wear socks only when using pedals, helps feel the light pressure you need to apply, and makes it slip smoothly under your foot.
Of course also adjust the ffb.
I'm about to start my first career endurance race and wondered whether it's possible to resume the game if I quit at a pit stop or if I have to complete the whole race in one go? One hour is a lot to do all at once.
You can save mid-race. It does not save automatically, you need to do it yourself from the pause menu. Also useful before pitting or just regularly in case something goes wrong.Pretty sure you have to complete the event mate.
I find the easiest way is to select the driver change before the race starts.I've been disqualified a couple of times in my endurance race and as far as I can tell it's either because I drove too fast in the pit lane, accidentally cut the corner on the way out or didn't change my driver but the game doesn't tell me. Do I have to select another driver manually while I'm in the pits? It looks like it does it automatically.
Unfortunately the link to the user guide (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xo52PFjuMrvILXtC-5R_9yS_9lGox6PS6JzA19Qjvz0/edit?usp=sharing) doesn't seem to work for me.
Any chance of psvr2?
I think endurance races require two driver changes though. The driver changed automatically in the sprint races though so maybe it's something else. On my attempt I'm going to crawl into the pit lane and see what happens as I only slowed down while approaching the pit.I find the easiest way is to select the driver change before the race starts.
It's funny but the racinggames.gg article you quoted is based on an interview Marco Massarutto gave to @Jordan for this very website.They said there are currently no plans but may (or may not) change in the future.
The GT America series also races at the street/airport tracks in St. Petersburg, FL and Nashville, TN. I know a lot of folks don't like street circuits, but I find them kind of fun.I decided to spend some time checking on all the major GT3/GT4 series tracks used around the world in 2019-2023, to compare to ACC. It's a bit big, so I'll spoiler it:
Wish they'd do a GTWC Australia pack and add Adelaide.The GT America series also races at the street/airport tracks in St. Petersburg, FL and Nashville, TN. I know a lot of folks don't like street circuits, but I find them kind of fun.
Finally completed (and won) an endurance race after I worked out you have to bind a button or two to cycle the multifunction display, then fiddle with it while driving to manually assign a driver for the next stint and add at least a litre of fuel.I'm unfamiliar with the HUD so I'm not sure on how to read all the information. @Tiberius_85's advice will come in very handy here, or would if I knew what to look for. Guess I need to start hitting up the web for advice or my ACC career may be at an end.
Thanks for the tip-off. I got my Logitech G Pro wheel last week so I'm just hotlapping or doing quick races at the moment until I get used to it. It's very different to my old G923 feel-wise and the buttons are not in the same places. Once I'm happy I'll do the 1-hour Monza.Finally completed (and won) an endurance race after I worked out you have to bind a button or two to cycle the multifunction display, then fiddle with it while driving to manually assign a driver for the next stint and add at least a litre of fuel.
The above probably seems obvious to everyone else but I wish this kind of thing worked out of the box. I'll be glad to get back to sprint racing after this.