You can only see it from the road outside the house. It doesn't appear when you enter Casa Bella.Did the snowman at Casa Bella melted? because I can't find it!
I would much rather have one of these than my wheelchairThat would be hilariously good fun, but I could also go for something like the Citroën Ami Buggy.
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I like it, but I'd be careful with it. Snowflakes out there will try to get it banned.I saw this t-shirt in a comic and thought it would make a great livery.
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So I made my version of it. What do you think, should I add Christmas lights to the top of the van?
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Edit: Oh yeah. Much better with Christmas lights.
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I agree wholeheartedly with both of your posts bud, and I'd say so do 99% of people on here.Also oh some of the leader board times and distances and speeds are a joke like some jumps I’ve seen 15,000 metres like ummm excuse me?????? Or 30 seconds for a lap in rivals or speeds of 5000 kms for a speed zone or speed trap and I’m using a decent car and pushing to get a decent legit speed. 🤷♂️
I’m sure there’s no dynamic counter and that the items are programmed to release on a specific date. That’s how it was last year at least.
"Secret Santa returns to Forza Horizon 5! We’ve tweaked and adjusted how it works based on your feedback from last year, so you’ll find it easier to unlock that snazzy top-tier car and who knows, if you give enough gifts then the holiday season may well start before you expect it!"I’m sure there’s no dynamic counter and that the items are programmed to release on a specific date. That’s how it was last year at least.
Thanks, didn’t see that 🙂"Secret Santa returns to Forza Horizon 5! We’ve tweaked and adjusted how it works based on your feedback from last year, so you’ll find it easier to unlock that snazzy top-tier car and who knows, if you give enough gifts then the holiday season may well start before you expect it!"
Celebrate the Festive Season in Forza Horizon 5
The holiday season is fast approaching as Mexico redecorates its vibrant towns and streets with festive decorations to celebrate the return of Secret Santa.forza.net
I hope you reported this person.I put that livery up in the storefront. I’m willing to take my chances.
Speaking of modded accounts, I ran across a player in the main outpost racing around in the parade float and then he switched to the tourist bus.
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Seems like this might be the right time. New to Forza. I am curious how good players online keep their Horizon Level so low (Like between 1-25) yet are ranked really high the online leaderboards. I don’t see how it is possible to have millions of Online XP but be a level 10 in game. Don’t really take issue with it, just curious.
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It's most likely the same people doing both of these things.I would much rather see someone cheat to drive the silly vehicles than pollute the leaderboards or enable unfair advantages on Horizon Open or Eliminator. One makes for a funny screenshot, the others are the real, constant annoyance.
It's most likely the same people doing both of these things.
I don't but the odds are pretty good. If they are able to drive those vehicles than they have modded the games code.You most likely don't know that for certain.
I don't but the odds are pretty good. If they are able to drive those vehicles than they have modded the games code.
It doesn't matter why or what the purpose is, cheating is cheating, period.On the whole, I disagree. I won't bore you with a long list of personal anecdotes or tales about cheating and why people do it, but the short version is that in my experience, "a cheater is a cheater" ignores many factors, like why they do it and what they aim to do.
Yes, modded accounts and cheating and hacking are definitely against the rules, but whether I consider a particular cheater to be in the wrong directly correlates to how much they're harming my or other players' experience.
Hence why I think driving the NPC-only vehicles is much less of a concern than 10-2999 accounts, cheated money breaking the Auction House economy, or outright exploits during races.
Is there overlap? Maybe. I don't know that. I don't like making broad assumptions.
Does a single player with the ability to do the more inoffensive things one also have the ability to do more problematic actions? Maybe, depends on what FH5 cheat software does, but I don't know that. I don't like making broad assumptions.
What I do know is that because of the way online works in FH5, we don't have classic game servers, where each server has its own admins and moderators, as we do on games with better multiplayer features. (In fact, we don't even have ways to connect to preferred regions, which in itself is worth a long rant.) All we have is the incredibly unresponsive reporting and ticketing system and PGG's utterly outnumbered token moderation team to handle basically every case, meaning the only way to realistically handle cheating is with infrequent collecting of data and big, slow ban waves.
If it wasn't obvious by now how much contempt I have for the way this sort of thing is handled, it should be clear by now. I really don't care to act like a cop and I really don't care for developers and publishers that offload the responsibility of reporting bad behavior entirely on the playerbase. That's what we have mods and admins for in games that don't treat multiplayer as an impersonal afterthought.
It doesn't matter why or what the purpose is, cheating is cheating, period.