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And even then, not all of the UK isn't - or at least the trading bloc/free movement part of it...It is, just not the Union
And even then, not all of the UK isn't - or at least the trading bloc/free movement part of it...It is, just not the Union
I think I'd be fine with this, especially if they do add the Polestar; my only thing is, Britain may not be part of the EU anymore, but it is still fundamentally a country in Europe. Playground will probably just include British cars because they're a British studio, and it at least gives some room for a British Automotive Series down the line.I'd do some wild guesses based on the broader side of European automotive (French, Spanish, Swedish).
We already had a German and Italian automotive, so such vehicles won't be in this list, and British cars won't be part of the list because of... the fact they're not in the EU.
French:
Swedish:
- Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+
- Renault R.S.01
Spanish:
- Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut
- Polestar 1
- Hispano-Suiza Carmen Boulogne
- Cupra Leon
Car pack:
- Bugatti Centodieci
- Koenigsegg CC850
- Peugeot 208 GTi by Peugeot Sport
- Renault Sport Spider
Long shot, but could Euro Fords be part of that gray area?I'd do some wild guesses based on the broader side of European automotive
Welcome aboard bud.👍👍I put off buying FH5 for a very long time. In fact I went back and forth on whether I even wanted to buy it. But after the disastrous release and fiasco with FM'23, I decided to use that money to finally buy FH5, and I can say I have zero regrets. It really is a good game and the graphics are indeed quite phenomenal. My only gripe is I'm not the biggest fan on its handling model. Otherwise good stuff.
Initial D...I woke up in the middle of the night and spent three hours in the livery editor making a joke that only I will ever get.
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Close, but not quite.Initial D...
...but it's in America.
Late, but... this would be a neat loophole that I kinda doubt PG will ever really exploit. They like to add cars based on what their manufacturer is from during these playlists; just because Ford has factories in Europe and has cars that are specifically meant to be sold in Europe does not mean that Ford will necessarily be allowed into a Europe-focused update.Long shot, but could Euro Fords be part of that gray area?
Two of those examples could be the fourth-gen Focus ST - which we do have an article about and is not for us.
One other example is the Fiesta ST. No, not the existing 2014 model. The seventh-generation model from 2018 or maybe its late facelift variant, which is offered in a 3-door format. Both would be wonderful additions.
My prediction:My pessimistic prediction for the European update: This update will probably be a "Germany and Italy (a.k.a. current Audi, BMW and Lamborghini Huracan/Aventador)" update. Countries that produce attractive cars such as Sweden, England, France, Spain, the Czech Republic, and the Netherlands are not "Europe" for PG.
My wish: Please give me a cute Ford Puma ST. I hate crossovers, but he's special. Ford has taken on the difficult challenge of creating a crossover that retains the feel of the original Puma.
I love this car, but Ford pulled out of Japan years ago. Of course, it would be possible to drive a car in Japan if I personally imported it, but it is not realistic as it would take a lot of time and money to register such a car in Japan. I want to at least enjoy this car in FH5...
I think you put my pessimist view on this into words better than I ever could, lol. My optimism generally came from the idea that they already did German and Italian-themed updates, so just combining the two into one update would not only be lazy but downright ignorant of what "European cars" are. Not to mention, well, that does not necessarily make for a good 40 point car week update; this would be good for a 20 point car week update like Lunar New Year right now, but not a 40 point week.My pessimistic prediction for the European update: This update will probably be a "Germany and Italy (a.k.a. current Audi, BMW and Lamborghini Huracan/Aventador)" update. Countries that produce attractive cars such as Sweden, England, France, Spain, the Czech Republic, and the Netherlands are not "Europe" for PG.
My wish: Please give me a cute Ford Puma ST. I hate crossovers, but he's special. Ford has taken on the difficult challenge of creating a crossover that retains the feel of the original Puma.
I love this car, but Ford pulled out of Japan years ago. Of course, it would be possible to drive a car in Japan if I personally imported it, but it is not realistic as it would take a lot of time and money to register such a car in Japan. I want to at least enjoy this car in FH5...
If I had to put forward an optimistic prediction, this would be at least part of the Car Pack they want to release. Like, the Playlist update adds cars from across Europe, the Car Pack adds cars from Italy and Germany since they got left out of the Playlist. To this end, I'd add the two Audis in the game files to that list, for five cars in the pack, favoring Germany since the Volkswagen Group has marketing inroads with MS.My prediction:
Festival Playlist Rewards:
1. Maserati MC20
2. Pininfarina Battista
3. Audi R8
Given the theme of the update, my money is on the Mercedes EQS SUV. A non-AMG model, of course.I bet we're going to get an EV no one really cares about, because reasons.
That's exactly the vehicle I had in mind.Given the theme of the update, my money is on the Mercedes EQS SUV. A non-AMG model, of course.
There is hope, as both Gt7 and TC: Motorfest have it. If T10/PGG really want to make it happen, they can.The SLR McLaren Mercedes is a huge challenge since McLaren and Mercedes have long stopped partnering and actively compete across many racing series.
But if it was possible, it would be the best something good I can think of. It's not at the top of the requested cars list for nothing.
Still, if they manage to license it, the engine sound needs to be perfect, since it's such an amazing noise.
This is often the cited reason when the car comes up, but it can be licensed as it is in Gran Turismo and The Crew games. Even that mobile Asphalt game has it.The SLR McLaren Mercedes is a huge challenge since McLaren and Mercedes have long stopped partnering and actively compete across many racing series.
But if it was possible, it would be the best something good I can think of. It's not at the top of the requested cars list for nothing.
Still, if they manage to license it, the engine sound needs to be perfect, since it's such an amazing noise.
Since the host said 'something good' during the livestream...
SLR McLaren is 'something good', right?
Here is the video showcasing the hidden Prior Design Widebodies