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I can see all 4 being cult cars, honestly
I'll bet that they'll all go into Cult Cars, making this pack an update for that category. The Pike Factory, even if it didn't really exist outside of maybe a small design team, is a force in Japanese car culture all on its own, so even if you did want to send them all into their unique categories you might end up confusing new Japanese players who aren't 'in the know' about them, and presumably Western fans who do know and would be perplexed as to why FH isn't acknowledging that shared heritage.Analysis question. What classes do you think the Pike cars will be in? I'm torn on the BE-1 being in Retro Hot Hatch or Cult Cars because of the Sera.
Well... can't say I expected this. Me very happy thoSpoiler alert: Horizon Realms will feature new cars, so you might want to stick around for a little while longer.
FH5 on PS5 will have PS5 Pro support.
Anyway, new cars:
- 2022 Hennessey Mammoth 6x6
- 2024 Lamborghini Revuelto
- 2023 Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato
- 2018 Lotus Exige Cup 430
And a new car pack with four Nissan kei cars:
- 1991 Nissan Figaro
- 1989 Nissan Pao
- 1989 Nissan S-Cargo
- 1987 Nissan Be-1
Early summary and assessment video.
I agree that linking unlocks to Skill Score in the Realms seems a bit err unimaginative? and doesn't really seem to add a lot of long term playability.
EDIT: How many push notices can we get @Edax 76 in one evening![]()
It’s not too bad when you consider that the Huracan competed with the 458, 488, F8 and even 296 during its life.So if I'm not mistaken, the only Huracans not in the game once the Sterrato comes in will be the LP580/610-2 and the numerous GT3 iterations, which is a bit ridiculous when you think of it.
They should change the title of this thread to Forza Huracán 5So if I'm not mistaken, the only Huracans not in the game once the Sterrato comes in will be the LP580/610-2 and the numerous GT3 iterations, which is a bit ridiculous when you think of it.
It's the same sorta reason we have pretty much every major Corvette and Mustang variant short of the Mustang GTD and C8 ZR1, yeah. Horizon likes to celebrate the legacy of long-lasting car models if it can--which honestly makes it hilarious that we never got the post-facelift Nissan R35 GT7 has despite that car's lineage meeting a lot of the criteria for 'long-lasting cars'.I think its fair enough having so many Huracan variants, considering how long-lasting the car's been. Also on the bright side, at least each model is fairly different to the last, except maybe the Evo
While we’re talking about the Huracan and its variants, let’s not forget the most Forza decision possible…
Which was to model the Huracan Evo Spyder, and add it to Forza Motorsport and not Forza Horizon
To Motorsport, the game where you can’t take off the roof, and not to Horizon, the game where you can…
I know it will most likely show up in the next Horizon, but it’s still an absolutely baffling decision to me.
I think its because the Evo was technically DLC in FH5, so itd be kinda undermining the DLC to just add it for free. Which honestly makes it even more odd that it was added in the first placeWhich was to model the Huracan Evo Spyder, and add it to Forza Motorsport and not Forza Horizon![]()