Much like FH5, we are going to see some severe cuts. It is what it is at this point.
Bottom line?
I think the biggest offence is that initially after FM7 shipped they claimed that this Forza was gonna be built with community feedback and interaction in mind, having public discussions and back and forth communication via reddit and other resources, but then they quickly swept that claim under the rug and went radio silent for years. What a joke.
Guess I was looking in the wrong place, my bad. Actually the surprise is that Yakuza is getting this much attention, they really moved up in the world during the 8th gen.
I actually... completely 100% agree with this.
Like a dragon is a great game, I'm glad to see it doing well.
I have participated in a few surveys sent by T10, but all of them were random rubbish like would you buy the game or play it on gamepass, what UI elements should be on-screen, some accessibility options, whatever. Nothing to do with the actual meat of the game, the structure, the complaints. I wish they went more out there in terms of features, like maybe some rally stages, team management, bikes, etc. Something new and exciting. Time and Weather changes are nice, but that's just catching up to what all other racers are doing, FM was the last series on the market to still use baked shadows from PS2 era. But even besides all that the biggest concern is the limited track list, even Forza 7 with 32 tracks was getting a bit old, but 20 tracks while GT7 has 37 is rough.
Where did you hear/see this?
I feel like this is how they've been since FM5's disastrous launch, even back then when Dan was asked about FM5's future he gave a generic "I can't discuss that right now" similar to what we get these days.
Genuine question, do you even play forza or are you only here to pray for it's downfall under the guise of 'objective fan concerns'? frankly, the straight up propaganda posts on easily verifiable things like trailer views and crazy new features is eyeroll inducing
Seems like a flimsy excuse, I can understand 6 years for a game like RDR2 where every asset is brand new and the game has incredibly complex systems working together, each mission is hand crafted with incredible scenarios and production values, tons of mocap and voiceover work and just the general polish. But for a game like Forza it's mostly a refinement of previous work, the cars and tracks are carried over with improvements here and there, physics, well somehow a small studio like Kunos with 20 employees and 1 person programming the physics is able to beat all the big dogs, time of day/weather systems were already in the engine since Horizon1/2, Xbox One just couldn't run it at 60 fps.
Yeah, I play some.
My favorite T10 survey, that I received 3 different times, was asking which athletes I follow on Twitter or other social media. Really asking the important questions.
There was already an option in FM7 for longer races.
The idea was to remove in future FM7 updates anyways, it was just a temporary fix until they manege to get the punishment system
