Check this https://support.forzamotorsport.net/hc/en-us/articles/4418580167315-FH5-Won-t-Fix-or-By-DesignThere's no mention of it in the Will Not Fix list on the Troubleshooting hub. The Supra MK4 shifting animation was present in previous Forzas, so why not this iteration?
I am pretty curious as why PG are including all these topics in this won't fix list:, like Brake Disks quickly cool down after heating up - this is absolutely an issue and they know this right? Weird. They didn't provide an answer as why they won't fix this either.Check this https://support.forzamotorsport.net/hc/en-us/articles/4418580167315-FH5-Won-t-Fix-or-By-Design
Supra is on top of the list, 190E also mentioned here aswell
Just wait, we don't have the Tecnica and Sterrato yet.Yup, they want their 200 variations of the Huracán because "it's the trend" when it isn't.
You joke, but I would love it if this monstrosity was added, alongside the new 911 Dakar.Just wait, we don't have the Tecnica and Sterrato yet.
I also found this string file called environments on the files. It list some circuit names with it's descriptions (I think they are all featured on FM before), Test environments, Forza Horizon map codename. What's interesting is there are couple of PDLC3 mentioned there aswell even though its unclear what it is. Keep in mind that Hot Wheels and Rally Adventure are also mentioned in the other files as PDLC1 and PDLC2. Their codename Rainbow and Eagle Falcon also mentioned here aswell.
You joke, but I would love it if this monstrosity was added, alongside the new 911 Dakar.
In fact, if there was ever a series themed around oddball off-roaders, I think an ideal lineup would be:
- Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato
- Porsche 911 Dakar
- Alpine A110 R-GT
- Ferrari 308 GTB Group B
Here is an even better car. Its name is Mega Track.
This supercar, once created by Aixam, was one of the few supercars in the world that was designed from the start for off-roading.
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And from the non-high performance models, let's not forget the AMC Eagle SX/4.
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It's obvious what's special about this car.
They created the coupe-style crossover before BMW, Mercedes, and many other European, Japanese, and American companies.
In a way, this car is a great predecessor to the BMW X6.
In today's crazy SUV/crossover craze, it makes sense to add that forgotten pioneer model, and best of all, the unique style of this car is more fun than existing SUVs and 4x4s.
It would definitely be funnier to see a boxy, 80's-style coupe racing alongside a Land Rover or Bronco. (In what category should this car be classified in the first place? 4x4 and Offroads? Or Retro Rally?)
I would vouch for that too. Car Detailing Simulator (which isn't great, and looks really cheap imo) has one in two variants, under the surname Candel Virgo and Candel Virgo Wood. It's on IGCD and I contributed those entries.A wood panelled AMC Eagle wagon has been on my bucket list of cars I wanna see in a game, and let's be honest Forza is probably the only one it'd make an appearance in.
Speaking of things that should be in Horizon: