anyone else notice that simulation steering has gotten a LOT more direct feeling? In forza 4 I always still felt that there was some dampening of the inputs going on but it no longer feels that way in F5. Cars prone to snap oversteer really show it with sim steering on. you basically can almost never go full left or right on the stick without fishtailing.
i love the trigger vibration though. a lot more feedback and even though it might not be realistic, makes it more possible to race without ABS for example.
I bought the day one edition today, what's the opinion on the force wheel vs. gamepad?
Okay, so after spending a few hours the reviewers are right. The Drivatars are assholes. Not because they are too aggressive, but simply because they suffer from AI "bubble". They don't give you the space if you're passing and just stick to their line. It is like they have no idea there is anyone else on the track. Passing etiquette is not observed at all, to the point it is annoying. I made a perfect turn, the guy in front of my made a terrible turn and I was passing him in the proper racing line. Instead of staying inside and letting me pass, as I was obviously going faster than him, he just came on over and hit me... That is stupid. This is 2013, that shit should be unacceptable.
i spent some time on the forza forums last night and learned of a lot of little things that were left out of the game. no multiplayer replays for example. still, went back and played for 2 enjoyable hours after that.
The only thing i'm really bummed about is no nurburgring. Guarantee it is going to be paid DLC and that bothers me, even though i'll probably still buy it. Already bought the season pass...
That's if Project cars ever releases.
That's if Project cars ever releases.
It should, the builds are getting REALLY good, and you can play it already if you are a sponsor. Even in alpha form, it looks better than F5, and yes, I've played it a bit. I skipped Forza4 and Horizon because it felt already like too much rehash happening, but loved my time particularly with Forza 1, 2, and 3.
It's not vaporware The only thing I'd worry about is some evil group like EA buying them out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEz1q1vfdfg
and latest build :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tvNIbi_6xs&feature=c4-overview&list=UUuneWYkXOatJ4JH5QBXccBQ
With this, I will politely leave this thread. I am far from the only one tired of the nickel and dime method. Yes, one could never spend a dime on Forza 5 besides the initial release, but there's no arguing that Forza5 vanilla is a lesser title in terms of content compared to previous Forza games.
Well that's artificially limited at Microsoft's behest. Is it not? If the tracks come free to people that paid full price, then I'd argue on behalf of Forza that they are doing their customers right by at least completing the game after the fact. If they come out with a $$ track pack, then that's a little shady (not like most of the game business isn't a bit shady at this point).
Agreed! That is an absolutely beautiful environment.So, Prague is amazing. I want to go the the Czech Republic and drive it in real life now.
So is Forza 5 a proper sim now or is it still arcade like handling when you drive with a wheel? Is anyone even using a wheel with it yet considering the old wheels are incompatible?
So is Forza 5 a proper sim now or is it still arcade like handling when you drive with a wheel? Is anyone even using a wheel with it yet considering the old wheels are incompatible?