Relaxed, General FH3 Chat

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Driving on the other side is gonna be weird as well
Having played Euro Truck simulator 2, intersections is going to be annoying for me. I alwayd wonder how people from those countries manage to drive on other parts of the world? In real life or video games.
Just to point out that I already know Nero - Two minds before Forza Horizon 3.


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Gotta admit that games, movies, videos...etc is one of the reasons why I even know about some songs or bands.
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Is this one of the few games where a Land Cruiser is included? The lists so far is diverse and I love to see more. :)
 
I have it on good knowledge that the Rivals mode is getting some pretty big overhauls. :)

Taking a little inspiration from FM6, crashes (wall riding is the main culprit) and rewinds now invalidate either your lap on a circuit or your run on a P2P event.
(P2P's weren't explicitly said, but it's obvious they will be.)

For one youtuber (the one who told us on the team Facebook page) this is excellent news as he'll be looking to claim more number 1's than in Horizion 2. :D

I'll give an obvious hint as to who it is, his video had Facebooker's Back-to-front on what was real and what was Forza. :sly:
 
While we are on the subject of hipster'ing, I also knew this song before it appeared in the gameplay video :P:
 
I'm an American who was in the Air Force and stationed in England for two years. Trust me, it's very easy to get accustomed to driving on the left.
 
After doing some research I almost certain that those snow capped mountains are Falls Creek. After a quick Google search for the Kiewa Valley (I'm Australian and I can't say that I had even heard of the Kiewa Valley, how lousy of me haha), the third photo I looked at featured snow capped mountains in the background almost exact to ones seen in the gameplay.

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After reading, I found out that one of the major settlements of the Kiewa Valley is Falls Creek, one of Australia's most well known snow destinations.

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Whether or not it will be playable in the game is a whole other story, but imagine a snow park with maybe some jumps and half pipes as a 'playground' area, that would be a heck of a lot of fun.

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I know there are those that will disagree with me but I have to admit that I'm not exactly disappointed over the disappearance of in my opinion one of the most boring (if solid and dependable) manufacturers in the world.
 
Yeah, I natually wouldn't miss them as I have a dislike for front-heavy and FF cars and VW is full of them.
 
I really hope that the developers reveal the reason for why VW isn't in FH3. I don't miss them too much, I'm just curious on how they dropped an entire manufacuture that they had the license for since FM1. It just seems strange to not include them. Also, I doubt it has to do with the emissions scandel, I bet it's something else.
 
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Back quite some years ago, circa the turn of the millenium, Honda had forbidden anyone who developped a racing game using "real-world" locations that could imply illegal actions (ie street racing and what not, a la Kaido Racer/Need For Speed/Midnight Club/SRS, more or less the equivalent at the time to Forza Horizon) to use any of their cars in those games. Wonder if VW is now doing the same thing, after last year's terrible NFS.
 
I really hope that the developers reveal the reason for why VW isn't in FH3. I don't miss them to much, I'm just curious on how they dropped an entire manufacuture that they had the license for since FM1. It just seems strange to not include them. Also, I doubt it has to do with the emissions scandel, I bet it's something else.

i'm guessing it's a VW decision



ok this + isetta (hopefully) will be a win


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White X6 looks like a Panda.


Looks so much better in videogame than real life! hahaha
 
Back quite some years ago, circa the turn of the millenium, Honda had forbidden anyone who developped a racing game using "real-world" locations that could imply illegal actions (ie street racing and what not, a la Kaido Racer/Need For Speed/Midnight Club/SRS, more or less the equivalent at the time to Forza Horizon) to use any of their cars in those games. Wonder if VW is now doing the same thing, after last year's terrible NFS.

This is the most plausible theory I've seen so far (though in fairness all the others I've come across have been either directly or tangentially related to the emissions scandal). In Tokyo Xtreme Racer Zero, all the cars were unlicensed and named for their manufacturer chassis codes (e.g. AE86, S14, DC2, etc.), so there were various Civics, NSXs, Integras and so on in the game in all but name; by the time TXR 3 came out, Genki had acquired most of the "obvious" manufacturer licenses...except Honda, for the reason you mentioned.
 
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