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Forza Motorsport General Discussion Thread
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@xDriver69x Whats so funny? Why are you laughing at my and @Beezer215 reply?
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A bit late but i think its a good thing they removed this category on multiplayer,They did a mistake to release the category with 3 cars only.
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- United States
Our league is getting ready to start a Ginetta G40 Junior season this coming week, and I've been putting together liveries to give out to people too lazy to paint, because pretend race car events are a little more fun when the pretend cars actually have liveries like real race cars do.
The Ginetta is a fun little car to paint, so I've gone a little overboard. Besides the baby GT liveries I posted before, it's surprising how many liveries from other cars you can make work on it.
I made a BRE Datsun 240Z inspired one as a pre-season testing car, a pair of modern and '90s throwback Roth Enterprises World of Outlaws liveries for a team, Rad Racer title screen livery, and an Aussie inspired Donut King livery that have all been claimed.
Then unclaimed so far I have I have a Norton Nissan V8 Supercar, gold Mobil 1 50th anniversary, Ded Bull spoof, Texaco, and Norm MacDonald Dollar Shave Club livery all sitting about half done, as well as Shell and Simpsons Mr. Sparkle liveries that are complete.
We run Monday nights at 9pm Eastern, if anyone is interested let me know, there is still time to get in before the season starts, and you are welcome to join mid-season as well.
The Ginetta is a fun little car to paint, so I've gone a little overboard. Besides the baby GT liveries I posted before, it's surprising how many liveries from other cars you can make work on it.
I made a BRE Datsun 240Z inspired one as a pre-season testing car, a pair of modern and '90s throwback Roth Enterprises World of Outlaws liveries for a team, Rad Racer title screen livery, and an Aussie inspired Donut King livery that have all been claimed.
Then unclaimed so far I have I have a Norton Nissan V8 Supercar, gold Mobil 1 50th anniversary, Ded Bull spoof, Texaco, and Norm MacDonald Dollar Shave Club livery all sitting about half done, as well as Shell and Simpsons Mr. Sparkle liveries that are complete.
We run Monday nights at 9pm Eastern, if anyone is interested let me know, there is still time to get in before the season starts, and you are welcome to join mid-season as well.
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- Australia
Bummer about the GT4 class, I found it to be the perfect speed for clean racing. GT3 and 2 can get pretty wild online, in GT4 id manage to run side by side corner after corner with people.
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- United States
Speaking of GT4 I've managed to get the Porsche Cayman GT4 RS we have in game in freeplay mode to at least help bulk up the "division". The Cayman already is in S class just like the other GT4 cars so I turned down the power levels and front grip of the KTM and Ginetta just a touch and dropped the grip levels and power of the Audi even more so it's more in line with the other cars. Played with the PI levels of each too so everything is within 50PI points of each other and it works. One bucket of 6 cars each is for Caymans, Ginettas, KTMs and Audi's and after doing two races the cars all seem balanced to each other, might have to tweak the Cayman and Audi just a little more so they dont fly away on straights but it works for tighter circuits. For now I will use this to get by until we get more GT4 cars.
Edit: I might try to sneak the BMW M4 GTS into this mix too if I can play around more on freeplay. That would add even more fun and options to this custom class set up
Edit: I might try to sneak the BMW M4 GTS into this mix too if I can play around more on freeplay. That would add even more fun and options to this custom class set up
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Forgot that FM7 had a GT4 model Cayman that FM doesn’t, an odd car not to make the crossover.
Would love for more GT4 cars to make it in, it’s become a really healthy and varied category.
Would love for more GT4 cars to make it in, it’s become a really healthy and varied category.
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- Western Provinces
- JeanAquaMeow134
- JeanAquaMeow
I'm a big fan of GT4 and the such. I hope they add more of 'em!
Wait, you can change the AI car's stats? Can you please tell me how to do this?
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No not the stats per say but in freeplay there's a handicap section where you can lower the power level, front and rear end grip. So say you have a 550hp GT3 car, if you drop its power handicap to around 0.75 it then makes its horsepower around 485-500hp. It takes some tweaking, testing and telemetry watching but once you get close lap times to other cars then it's done. Then save that set up. Ive done this with the Aston Valkyrie AMR Pro to fit into Forza Proto-H too but that one was a bit more difficult since that Aston wants to quickly get up to 200+ on the straights.I'm a big fan of GT4 and the such. I hope they add more of 'em!
Wait, you can change the AI car's stats? Can you please tell me how to do this?
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Doing the multiplayer races feels a tad more convenient than trying to push through everything on the tours. Doing a strategy of 2 races a day can fulfill the objective requirement in about 5 days. Already acquired the Huracan from the Open Series and I plan to use the same strategy in the Mid-Engine Series.
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^ Too late now I guess, and it has been mentioned in this thread before but I will mention it again in case it helps anyone:
You can do the "Mid-Engine Series" in the "Featured" section of multiplayer and it counts for both of the FOMO cars, so you can knock them out in 10 races total.
You can do the "Mid-Engine Series" in the "Featured" section of multiplayer and it counts for both of the FOMO cars, so you can knock them out in 10 races total.
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Well, we are now two weeks into this update, and I want to comment on the graphical performance I'm seeing on PC, specifically concerning RT.
I used to be skeptical about RT, but now I've learned it's much more than just pretty reflections that bring down performance, and its more about how all objects are fully rendered in a scene, as opposed to traditional rasterization/lighting techniques (cube maps).
Now I've set my graphic settings to Ultra, with full reflections and RTAO set to high, and the image is stunning at an acceptable performance (1440p, with fps in the 70-90 range, depending on many factors: traffic, weather, etc.), and this is without using Nvidia's DLSS, which I've found introduces quite ugly artifacts that are noticeable in moving vertical elements such as lamp posts, fencing, and the corners of the screen if you are in cockpit view.
I now realize that the Series X will NEVER go near the RT graphics promised in the trailers due to its architecture... The GT folks should be pretty excited that they are getting full RT reflections and RTAO in-game with the PS5 Pro... But FM got there first!
I used to be skeptical about RT, but now I've learned it's much more than just pretty reflections that bring down performance, and its more about how all objects are fully rendered in a scene, as opposed to traditional rasterization/lighting techniques (cube maps).
Now I've set my graphic settings to Ultra, with full reflections and RTAO set to high, and the image is stunning at an acceptable performance (1440p, with fps in the 70-90 range, depending on many factors: traffic, weather, etc.), and this is without using Nvidia's DLSS, which I've found introduces quite ugly artifacts that are noticeable in moving vertical elements such as lamp posts, fencing, and the corners of the screen if you are in cockpit view.
I now realize that the Series X will NEVER go near the RT graphics promised in the trailers due to its architecture... The GT folks should be pretty excited that they are getting full RT reflections and RTAO in-game with the PS5 Pro... But FM got there first!
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- NotThePrez
- NotThePrez
I gotta let out a quick little rant. I'm currently powering through the Road to Race featured tour, and I honestly have to say that this might be the absolute least fun featured tour that's been added to the game. It's bad enough to have the AI do its usual thing of becoming impossible to catch up with and pass after the first half of Lap 1, because at that point it's no longer a race, and the next 8-10 minutes are just a general waste of time, since I know I can never catch up no matter how well I drive.
However, what makes this one especially bad is that, for some reason, Turn 10 decided to give these races a x6 tire wear multiplier, making it so that for the Race Events (and the road events if you're running Race Tires), the Racing Hards are the only tire capable of going the whole distance without losing grip before the race ends. I've found that Mediums typically get to at least Moderate wear before the race ends. However, the AI not only use Medium tires, but they also very clearly do not wear down at the same rate, which creates even more frustration, as that gives them a massive boost in overall speed.
I know that I've had plenty of time to knock this one out, but I play other games and don't always want to engage with the FOMO elements at all times here, especially since FM23s multiplayer is much, much more enjoyable to play than the career mode. Plus, I figured this one would be at least decently enjoyable, as I had a decent time doing the Open Tour to unlock the R33 GT500.
However, what makes this one especially bad is that, for some reason, Turn 10 decided to give these races a x6 tire wear multiplier, making it so that for the Race Events (and the road events if you're running Race Tires), the Racing Hards are the only tire capable of going the whole distance without losing grip before the race ends. I've found that Mediums typically get to at least Moderate wear before the race ends. However, the AI not only use Medium tires, but they also very clearly do not wear down at the same rate, which creates even more frustration, as that gives them a massive boost in overall speed.
I know that I've had plenty of time to knock this one out, but I play other games and don't always want to engage with the FOMO elements at all times here, especially since FM23s multiplayer is much, much more enjoyable to play than the career mode. Plus, I figured this one would be at least decently enjoyable, as I had a decent time doing the Open Tour to unlock the R33 GT500.
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Yep, it happens in no other game I use it in eitherNvidia's DLSS, which I've found introduces quite ugly artifacts that are noticeable in moving vertical elements such as lamp posts, fencing, and the corners of the screen if you are in cockpit view.
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I personally don't mind using the hard compounds as I don't find they are really any more difficult to drive on than softs, but it is definitely dumb that the AI don't follow the same the rules and it totally spoils any strategy elements. During the early part of the "Endurance" series or whatever, when the races were still multiclass, it did seem like the AI would wear out their tires in that one so it seems they can make it work, if they want to.
You can just turn the damage/tire wear off though and not have to worry about stopping, which is what I did when I set my AI to drive for me so I didn't have to babysit it and tell it to pit.
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Was notified of a few more rally/wrc models/variants being added to the FM car voting, then realised there's a bunch I hadn't even voted on myself. Obviously it's a circuit racer for now, but the release game already came with a good few rally specific cars although these don't seem to have too many votes yet. I'm still hopefully they'll go full rallycross with existing tracks, maybe even introduce off-road at some stage?
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Rally racing or some kind of GRC would be different for FM and I support that idea. Never been introduced in a FM before and with these new physics and the past rally cars we have had, I don't see why they cant at least think about adding it. Plus I think besides drift and drag we should get a new race mode, I'll take rally over point to point. Autocross would be nice if it came back too.Was notified of a few more rally/wrc models/variants being added to the FM car voting, then realised there's a bunch I hadn't even voted on myself. Obviously it's a circuit racer for now, but the release game already came with a good few rally specific cars although these don't seem to have too many votes yet. I'm still hopefully they'll go full rallycross with existing tracks, maybe even introduce off-road at some stage?
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I'm actually surprised how limited is the use of Nvidia's technologies in the game when compared to FH5. FH5 has frame generation and is even compatible with Intel's XeSS solution.
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You could say that about many things! FH5 is much more feature rich than FM
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- NotThePrez
- NotThePrez
I'm gonna be 100% honest, I completely forgot that this was possible for career. I figured out and set my preferred difficulty settings not too long after the game launched, and just never touched them ever again, especially since at a certain point I was spending most of my time doing multiplayer anyways.
So, yeah. Egg, meet face.
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I think it would be for the best if rally stays in Horizon. Although they have made significant progress from FM7, Turn 10 still don't have circuit racing dialed in yet. Multiple circuits have mesh/surface issues as well as many have questionable kerb physics, 3-wheeling physics for FWD/AWD are worse than FM7 (and waaaay worse than FH5), fuel burn is still very simple and has no multiplier, tire compound restrictions don't exist, the draft is a little inconsistent and they keep breaking bump drafting, timed races still don't work in a way that makes sense, FRR needs a bunch of work, etc etc.
Then on the content side of things, we are still missing lots of tracks, and lots of variants of existing tracks. Assuming they keep with 1 track every 2 months (which might not even be sustainable once they are done "remastering" tracks from older games), imagine how much worse the content drip will feel when we have to split back and forth between rally circuits and road circuits? Same goes with cars, we get like 2-3 cars per month and at that rate they can't even grow their roster of race cars and road cars in any significant way, how are they also going to start growing a rally car roster? No one would be happy, people would complain there aren't enough rally stages or cars to make it an interesting mode, rally guys would be disappointed with how little they do get, and the core circuit racing playerbase would be disappointed with even less circuit racing content than they were getting before.
People criticized the hell out of FM7 for having no focus and not feeling like it knew what it wanted to do, yet we constantly have people asking for rally, drag racing with expanded drag-related upgrades, drifting and even motorcycles...
It also wouldn't do much to fix the game's other issues too, like bad AI, weak career mode with pointless races that feel like they were made with RNG, multiplayer population/matchmaking, etc... Although it would probably only impact multiplayer population for a few weeks. People already avoid public lobbies because they are too rough, imagine how bad they would be for rallycross? Can't imagine people would be sticking around and would just go back to regular races.
To me this is like going into a Burger King and complaining they don't have a pizza on their menu and telling them to start making pizzas. Their kitchen isn't set up for it, staff aren't trained for it, fridges aren't stocked for it, and most of their customers don't go to a burger place for pizzas anyway when they can just go to a Pizza Hut, or Domino's, or Papa John's, or any of the dozen other places that actually make pizzas.
Horizon already does a pretty good job with casual rally and rallycross racing as does V-Rally 4 (although that one's a bit more debatable), DR2.0 is probably like $10 nowadays and has both leaned a bit more "hardcore" for more serious fans, then you have EA WRC and the last few KT WRC games, and on PC a bunch of options like Beam.ng, modded RBR, modded AC, etc. I don't really see how it's a market T10 need to find a way to barely squeak into, and rally certainly hasn't done anything positive for the Gran Turismo series.
Rather than dilute FM8 and half-ass rally into the game, it would be better for them to full-ass it and revive RalliSport Challenge in spirit as Forza RalliSport or something.
Nah was the same for me back when the Endurance season came out. I think I had done 2 of the races babysitting the controller before I remembered and changed it. You really shouldn't have to do it just to get a fair experience during this "season" or whatever they are calling them, so it's kind of a bandaid "solution" to the problem.
Then on the content side of things, we are still missing lots of tracks, and lots of variants of existing tracks. Assuming they keep with 1 track every 2 months (which might not even be sustainable once they are done "remastering" tracks from older games), imagine how much worse the content drip will feel when we have to split back and forth between rally circuits and road circuits? Same goes with cars, we get like 2-3 cars per month and at that rate they can't even grow their roster of race cars and road cars in any significant way, how are they also going to start growing a rally car roster? No one would be happy, people would complain there aren't enough rally stages or cars to make it an interesting mode, rally guys would be disappointed with how little they do get, and the core circuit racing playerbase would be disappointed with even less circuit racing content than they were getting before.
People criticized the hell out of FM7 for having no focus and not feeling like it knew what it wanted to do, yet we constantly have people asking for rally, drag racing with expanded drag-related upgrades, drifting and even motorcycles...
It also wouldn't do much to fix the game's other issues too, like bad AI, weak career mode with pointless races that feel like they were made with RNG, multiplayer population/matchmaking, etc... Although it would probably only impact multiplayer population for a few weeks. People already avoid public lobbies because they are too rough, imagine how bad they would be for rallycross? Can't imagine people would be sticking around and would just go back to regular races.
To me this is like going into a Burger King and complaining they don't have a pizza on their menu and telling them to start making pizzas. Their kitchen isn't set up for it, staff aren't trained for it, fridges aren't stocked for it, and most of their customers don't go to a burger place for pizzas anyway when they can just go to a Pizza Hut, or Domino's, or Papa John's, or any of the dozen other places that actually make pizzas.
Horizon already does a pretty good job with casual rally and rallycross racing as does V-Rally 4 (although that one's a bit more debatable), DR2.0 is probably like $10 nowadays and has both leaned a bit more "hardcore" for more serious fans, then you have EA WRC and the last few KT WRC games, and on PC a bunch of options like Beam.ng, modded RBR, modded AC, etc. I don't really see how it's a market T10 need to find a way to barely squeak into, and rally certainly hasn't done anything positive for the Gran Turismo series.
Rather than dilute FM8 and half-ass rally into the game, it would be better for them to full-ass it and revive RalliSport Challenge in spirit as Forza RalliSport or something.
I'm gonna be 100% honest, I completely forgot that this was possible for career. I figured out and set my preferred difficulty settings not too long after the game launched, and just never touched them ever again, especially since at a certain point I was spending most of my time doing multiplayer anyways.
So, yeah. Egg, meet face.
Nah was the same for me back when the Endurance season came out. I think I had done 2 of the races babysitting the controller before I remembered and changed it. You really shouldn't have to do it just to get a fair experience during this "season" or whatever they are calling them, so it's kind of a bandaid "solution" to the problem.
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If you play on the lowest set of rules, there is no tire wear and you can just enjoy the full potential of the car. I'm all for tire and fuel strategy, but for such short races, it makes little sense to me. At least in SP.
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Am I the only one not getting credits applied to my account when I complete a challenge or level up? At the race result screen, you get your credits from the race. The account credits go up. That's fine. Then, for example, I completed a weekly challenge "beat rivals" for an additional 10,000. I got the pop-up notification for the extra credits, I hit OK, and my account remains the same. It didn't apply. I did something earlier as well for 35,000, and my credits did not go up. Well, this sucks and the bigger question is how long has this been going on?
This is the first Forza where I don't have millions in the bank since I only do single player, so spending money each week for the featured car for the FOMO events isn't cheap (200-300K). I haven't seen this reported on the official forums, it's possible people just hit OK and not pay attention to their account balance. Hope some of you can verify the next time you get a reward unlock. To be clear, the suit and car rewards unlock work, it's the credits that don't.
This is the first Forza where I don't have millions in the bank since I only do single player, so spending money each week for the featured car for the FOMO events isn't cheap (200-300K). I haven't seen this reported on the official forums, it's possible people just hit OK and not pay attention to their account balance. Hope some of you can verify the next time you get a reward unlock. To be clear, the suit and car rewards unlock work, it's the credits that don't.
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- Yellohead
- Clydeyellow
Be that as it may, it was homologated, virtually unchanged, as a GT4 racecar. Yes, the MC GT4 had 35hp less than the Trofeo counterpart, but T10 could easily BOP those horses away.
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- cutback73
- cutback73
Are you sure that the 10,000 wasn't already added to your credits total when the race winnings were added (before the Reward pop up)? Next time you know you're going to get a reward at the end of a race, make a note of the credits beforehand and check the difference to the final amount.
I think the same thing happens when you get the 35,000 for levelling up your driving XP by 5 levels. It's stupid the way it pops up AFTER giving you the credits, but I think you don't lose out.
I've already done this week's rivals, so cant test it myself till Thursday.
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I hate to be "that guy" - but surely this has got to be a skill/difficulty/tune issue? I'm almost finished the last Porsche GT3 series and I'm sailing through the races on mediums. Sure the tires are worn but they're far from losing significant amounts of grip.
Are you upgrading any of the parts of the cars? I found I had to modify the Lamborghini ST to give it the edge over the rest of the GT3/GTLM field as it simply didn't have the downforce or braking abiliities of the rest.
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