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Forza Horizon 4: General Discussion
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I've actually seen a building that looked like it could be a taxi rank. Can't remember where but it was on one of those streets in Edinburgh that curves and drops rather rapidly to the lower elevations. I think it was one that is usually lined with dumpsters where parked cars would be as well, I'll see if I can find it again later tonight.
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The 2nd event in the Fortune Island seasonal championship in B-class off roaders is such a horrible experience, the vehicles are just too slow to really make any progress uphill and so the 2nd half of each lap is a really long slog up through the checkpoints before reaching a really anti-climatic jump on the start/finish straight. And there are 5 laps of it. 
EDIT: Did anyone else get more than 1 message about a free santa outfit? I had already received it last week but today 2 more messages appeared telling me I had been gifted the outfit. I haven't checked to see if I have 3 outfits or not
EDIT: Did anyone else get more than 1 message about a free santa outfit? I had already received it last week but today 2 more messages appeared telling me I had been gifted the outfit. I haven't checked to see if I have 3 outfits or not
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Anybody else try tuning that 3-wheel Renault?
That car is ridiculous in so many ways... The weirdest, most non-sensical things, like setting the brake bias at 65 front makes it less likely to roll over.
Setting 4wd to 80% rear makes the car less likely to roll over than 50, 60, 70, 90, or 100%.
Adding a giant roof rack raises PI.
Minimum rear downforce, or maximum rear downforce, makes it more likely to roll over.
It will not turn around in reverse under full throttle in most situations, once it gets halfway it just changes direction.
I had a lot of fun with it, and I'm probably going to do the seasonal over again for fun, but what a headache it was also.
I think I tried every single possible setting and setup, outside of total idiocy, and some including it.
That car is ridiculous in so many ways... The weirdest, most non-sensical things, like setting the brake bias at 65 front makes it less likely to roll over.
Setting 4wd to 80% rear makes the car less likely to roll over than 50, 60, 70, 90, or 100%.
Adding a giant roof rack raises PI.
Minimum rear downforce, or maximum rear downforce, makes it more likely to roll over.
It will not turn around in reverse under full throttle in most situations, once it gets halfway it just changes direction.
I had a lot of fun with it, and I'm probably going to do the seasonal over again for fun, but what a headache it was also.
I think I tried every single possible setting and setup, outside of total idiocy, and some including it.
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Doing the Tortoise and the Hare races to the tune of Yakkety Sax was rather appropriate... And I hate the Transit Vans, darn blocking roadhogs!
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The 2nd event in the Fortune Island seasonal championship in B-class off roaders is such a horrible experience, the vehicles are just too slow to really make any progress uphill and so the 2nd half of each lap is a really long slog up through the checkpoints before reaching a really anti-climatic jump on the start/finish straight. And there are 5 laps of it.
Some of the PI limit with the seasonal races are really awkward.
The B class modern rally is another one like that. I think the only car in modern rally that is still in B class after installing rally tires is the Focus.
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So I've searched around pretty thoroughly in Edinburgh and can't find any buildings that look explicitly taxi rank-like. Of course, there's nothing to say it's strictly going to be in Edinburgh but I thought that was the most likely place.
I did find what I remembered however, which turns out to be an advertisement for Isha's Taxis on every supermarket building model:
And since Isha's Taxis matches the name I've seen in a few of the files it all falls into place really.
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Thank you.So I've searched around pretty thoroughly in Edinburgh and can't find any buildings that look explicitly taxi rank-like. Of course, there's nothing to say it's strictly going to be in Edinburgh but I thought that was the most likely place.
I did find what I remembered however, which turns out to be an advertisement for Isha's Taxis on every supermarket building model:
And since Isha's Taxis matches the name I've seen in a few of the files it all falls into place really.
And I tried searching with the name of Isha's Taxi.
I found a picture that seems to be the same building that you found.
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Yes, the Reliant, I couldn't remember it's name. Crazy little car that one.
I already found it at 5amI have a livery for it:
Back in Forza Horizon 3 it was a legitimate leaderboard car, at D-Class Blizzard Mountain events
and have it installed and liked it. (Seems like around 5% of all FH4 players bother to give a like for the free stuff :/ )I ended up not using training wheels.
More speed, more craziness.
Every AI car rolled at least once in every race
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I found the Isha's Taxis.
I also found facilities that may be used for courier business in future updates.
I also found facilities that may be used for courier business in future updates.
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The 2nd event in the Fortune Island seasonal championship in B-class off roaders is such a horrible experience, the vehicles are just too slow to really make any progress uphill and so the 2nd half of each lap is a really long slog up through the checkpoints before reaching a really anti-climatic jump on the start/finish straight. And there are 5 laps of it.
For anyone struggling with this, just V8 swap the Jeep CJ5. It weighs 2260lbs even with the swap and stays in B class. You can't fit the snow tires obviously, but the stock ones are more than able to handle the snow. 415hp and 2200lbs are more than enough to conquer the hill.
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Stupid question but we can delete the gifted clothing messages and still have the outfit right? I still have all my gifted clothing messages.
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Yes of course!
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Do you guys reckon we will be getting the next update next week?
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The van used in the graphic is a Vauxhall Movano, which could hint at a new vehicle we could see with that update.
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I think so too.
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Sound bug fix please!
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They modeled it with the speedometer (the round gauge on the left) serving as the tach. On the one hand, I can see how the mistake got made (the "1" denotes 10 mph, the "2" 20, etc.) but, on the other hand, in what universe does a WWII era 5.0L flathead six needing an 11,000+ rpm tach make sense?
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