Next Forza 7 DLC Car Pack Touches Down January 16
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I personally wouldn’t care about cars being placed in what I feel is the wrong division if we had the ability to hand pick cars like we can in FH3. The current setup is very annoying to set up limited fields outside of the set divisions.
I could make a long post without even touching glitches and bugs. But considering they’ve been voiced plenty in the FH section I’ll leave them there.
I could make a long post without even touching glitches and bugs. But considering they’ve been voiced plenty in the FH section I’ll leave them there.
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Thanks for the shout out, Kyle! 
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The Charger was fixed, and the Titan weight glitch was claimed to be unfixable by Jonk1969, he said that trying to fix it opened up lots of other problems because it was very deep in the code.
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The Charger was fixed-y. That being said, there are clearly some limitations to what can or cannot be fixed or improved upon via a patch, that depends largely on the file structure of the game. Often, people fail to understand that, and as such, they set their expectations waaay too high.
No, it's not necessarily that T10 doesn't want to "fix that". More often that not, it's a "can't", not a "won't".
(That being said, I wish they could adopt a more hands-on approach to the 3d modeling of the cars. I don't expect, nor want them to do everything in house like PDI - but some inaccuracies can only be explained in terms of no car guy ever taking a look at the models present in game with the power to send them back to the modelling studio responsible for a re-do)
As for the topic of "Forza Motorsport and competition": the truth is that Forza hasn't had any at least since the days of FM3. Gran Turismo is released exclusively on a competing platform, and is thus ultimately aimed at a different userbase (i.e. guys who bought a Playstation as opposed to an Xbox); even during the peak of its "museum approach" era, it was never a true opponent of Forza (and viceversa, Forza wasn't rivaling Gran Turismo) outside of message boards where e-wang measuring contests between the two userbases were the norm.
Honestly, the more time goes on, the more I have a feeling if T10 was allowed to sink an unlimited budget on a title to be released "when it's ready", we'd all be dead of awesome-induced aneurysms within two hours of it being released. Sadly, it's "minimum bang for maximum buck, and you got one year to get it done" - AAA game development at its finest. The result is still enjoyable, but some of its flaws leave a noticeably bitter taste in the mouth.
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In any case, as a helpful reminder, we're still missing the KIA Stinger GT, Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 and a Brabham from the 1970s (likely some variation of the BT45) from the pre-release leak, plus a MG MG3, Peugeout 405 T16, Porsche 917, Jensen Interceptor and Citroen 2CV from the FH3 debug files, and a Honda Civic GRC car, Lexus RCF GT3, Jaguar XJR-5 and Kia cee'd from an FM7 XML sound list. The first three cars appeared in menu screens and are almost as good as confirmed, while the latter may never come to Forza at all, but it's still a good idea to keep an eye open for clues that may indicate their presence in the Clue Thread.
Both FM6 and FH3 saw some high-profile cars added with the January Polo Red Car Pack and Rockstar Car Pack DLCs respectively, and it seems that in general this is a month where the Powers That Be try to revive interest in the game by adding more sought-after and high-wow-factor rides; while T10's marketing and PR department seems to be in total disarray as of lately, I'd expect the same to hold true this time around.
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On the bright side, they could still release February's DLC early next month, resulting in 14 new cars within three weeks. Many bad things can be said about the way Turn 10 has handled FM7, but in this case I'd say there's nothing to criticize as long as they deliver six car packs within the six months advertized by the season pass. No one ever promised four week intervals between these DLC releases, and how it typically works doesn't automatically make deviations sloppy.
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- Kelv_Jr
I’m still hoping for the Delorean , a Corvette C6 Z06 and a few of the cars in your list as well!!
I haven’t driven any of ge previous DLC cars as well except for the Giulia Quad. The car packs and Specialty Dealer offerings so far have been very disappointing
That’s exactly what I don’t want to happen.
There are some shift animations missing from certain cars as well.
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Cool, then I should expect my stuff soon then.
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They will kill two birds with one stone and simply add this...
...and then remove it in Horizon 4. Because of course they would.
Jokes aside, I wouldn't be terribly surprised to see that Colorado ZR2 pop up, and the long-rumored Porsche 917 finally resurface. The latter would undoubtedly be an uncontroversially good addition, and the former... Well, at least I'd have the chance prep some liveries for when FH4 comes out?
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