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Forza Horizon 4: General Pre-Release News & Discussion
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FH2's map was the best of the first 3 FH games so that's a good thing.I like the fact that FH4 is mimicking the same style of map FH2 once had. It feels nostalgic.
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Ditto. The more I look at it, it's going to be a homerun.
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Indeed!FH2's map was the best of the first 3 FH games so that's a good thing.
I like FH3's map too, but I do agree what others were saying. There were waaaaay too much off roading.The roads in FH4 also don't look too wide either, which is a plus unlike in FH3.
Ohh yes it really is!
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I mainly blame the big open Outback to make FH3's map less memorable. Just imagine that the rain forest and Surfers Paradise would be the same, but the outback would be replaced with a huge mountain complex with lots of verticality and switchback roads, it would make the map a lot more fun. But I understand and agree with the choice for then Outback, if you do a game on Australia you *have* to include the Outback.Indeed!
The roads in FH4 also don't look too wide either, which is a plus unlike in FH3.
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I wonder if the track trails are just visual or they actually affect your car. Like if you follow them they kinda pull your car into them and it's harder to get out of them. Or if you cross them on a 90 degree angle it will be a bumpy ride.
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I'm a real happy camper, alright.
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I wonder if the track trails are just visual or they actually affect your car. Like if you follow them they kinda pull your car into them and it's harder to get out of them. Or if you cross them on a 90 degree angle it will be a bumpy ride.
The track trails are known to have some effect on the behaviour of the car, like the tyres sinking into the surface and you can cross over them at a lower speed at an angle. With that level of detail, I wouldn't be surprised if they were harder to get out of too.
Part of me just wants to see what happens if you take a really low supercar with a Liberty Walk Kit into the mud.
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Nissan Titan Forza Edition has been confirmed.
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You could be right. I think it all also depends on the amount of Forzathon Points (FP?) you get and how much the cars will cost. One of the Playground guys said you might need to make a choice to buy a car a certain week or save up and hope your dream car will appear the week after.
There is room for concern though, I think there will be a big difference in points between the average Joe who focuses on roaming and singleplayer events and might do a few daily Forzathons and the weekly one per week, or the die hard gamer who does every weekly, every daily and 10+ hourly ones per week. Bringing all that in balance might not be easy. I don’t mind die die hard gamers getting more stuff sooner, as long as the slow gamers just get it all eventually as well.
The weekly refreshes of the Forzathon shop worry me as well, will people who go on holiday for 2 weeks get screwed again? Let’s hope things do rotate fast enough so that eventually you can get the cars you want maximum with a few months delay. I don’t want another FH3 or FM7 where I had to wait over half a year to have a second chance at a car I missed due to holidays.
Anyway, love the super mega wheel spin or whatever it’s called. And absolutely love the more grid-style of garage view instead of just the row of cars in FH2 and FH3. Also love difficulty settings controlling CR gained again, unlike FM7 where you are actually encouraged to use noob assist settings but a hard drivatar. I much rather play without assists and tone down the AI difficulty for a somewhat similar result in CR bonus. Ooh and using cockpit and dash camera should have a small bonus as well? Or disabling the HUD entirely. I miss how that was both missed in previous FH games.
If you haven’t tried it already, switch off all assists, switch off the HUD completely, and let Anna’s GPS voice guide you on your routes to waypoints in FH3. And use that for races as well, it’s so damn fun and should be rewarded a bit.
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They said they wouldn't show any more showcases until the game releases but you can see a few on the map including the
I love the idea of multiple large scale Goliath like tracks, From the looks of the icons the Gauntlet will be rally based and The Titan might be a Cross Country.
Airfield seems to have 2 runways in a T shape, one possibly being dirt (it has the red dirt road lines on the map).
Hovercraft, a Train, Motorbikes, and what appears to be a Pelican ship from Halo.
I love the idea of multiple large scale Goliath like tracks, From the looks of the icons the Gauntlet will be rally based and The Titan might be a Cross Country.
Airfield seems to have 2 runways in a T shape, one possibly being dirt (it has the red dirt road lines on the map).
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I was hoping for longer freeways but not surprised it came out short. The mountain section in their live stream looked okay. I hope there will be more of it and longer mountain finished roads.
FH3 map looked okay on paper. But when actually driving around it just felt lacking IMO. Hope this is not the case for FH4. Any map should be better than the vanilla FH3.
FH3 map looked okay on paper. But when actually driving around it just felt lacking IMO. Hope this is not the case for FH4. Any map should be better than the vanilla FH3.
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Why wouldn't this map have one? The Scots invented the game, after all...
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That is the full map though
