How exactly do collisions work online? Guy rams me full on and knocks me off line and into a wall. He gets invisible mode to cruise through and I get a collision penalty. Does the game reward ramming because it seems like I can score easy places by ramming people in turns.
Ramming shouldn't be possible in the game. When two vehicles in the game are traveling at a high enough speed difference and the game predicts an impact the game ghosts both cars and the rammer should just pass straight through you into the wall which will cause a slowdown timer for him. I've lost count of the number of races where I get the collision message, then phase out and watch some goober who doesn't know what brakes are eat shit into the barrier. Unfortunately, people have adapted to this. They got around the collision avoidance system by nudging others at just the right speed which is close enough you don't fade out but still fast enough to cause you to get unsettled and hit the wall. They also wait until others are about to cross a tricky checkpoint and nudge them over causing them to miss the checkpoint and have to reset or rewind. Poor sports always find a way to ruin everyone's fun unfortunately.
The sad reality is that making everyone ghosts all the time is the only way to avoid rammers but that removes the light contact that is actually a part of racing.
Going transparent is an advantage. I figured out after watching people do it to me that one can just dive the inside of the turn. The game will think there is a collision and make me transparent. I have enough of an angle to brake and clip the wall at a lower speed or avoid it completed. Light contact isn't really racing when people are hitting you to knock you off your line or trying to force you off the track. Most of the contact in racing games would result in penalties or DQ in a race. I think adding time penalties on top of the slowdown would sufficiently discourage hostile driving.
The problem is no matter how many hurdles they put in front of shitty players; they'll jump them because they're assholes. In Forza Motorsport games neither system was in place and people just destroyed other players flying into corners. When the collision avoidance system was put in place, they implemented a system that caused the car being rammed to become essentially a tank, so people started using that. They just started using the now immovable car and get an advantage going into corners. When they also implemented time penalties with the new race regulations shitty players just started nudging others out of bounds giving them time penalties while incurring none for themselves. Of course, you can report this kind of behavior, but you'd spend more time reporting than racing to have any effect on things.
In Forza Horizon time penalties would be hard to implement because of the chaotic nature of the racing. Should I get a time penalty for landing on the roof of another player in a jumpy section? Who gets a penalty if we're both flying down a lumpy mountainside race and bump into each other? There's no perfect solution and regardless of what gets implemented some people just want to race dirty and will find ways to use the penalty system to their advantage.
I’m not a tuner at all but I really appreciate the effort you and others put into the tunes and sharing.Anyone else here a big tuner? That's always been my thing, putting together the best optimal tunes I can for as many cars as possible. I pretty much got all the cars in the game by now, and my own tunes for them. I actually hit an upload limit with Horizon 4, glad they got rid of that this time around, at least I haven't encountered it yet.
Honestly, it feels like the only reason I progressed through the game was to unlock/purchase everything so I can just cruise around with my cars and build new project cars on my own time.
At least he can be bald finally. I've shaved my head for over 20 years (most of it at least, nature took care of the rest) and having to pick nu-male hair in Forza Horizon 4 was annoying. Unfortunately, Horizon 4 and 5 turned the player into the "superstar", a British guy with an annoying squeaky Youtube personality. I preferred the protagonist from Horizon 1-3 who was silent.What is with the woke character creator in this game? I can give my guy twelve different kinds of prosthetic limbs and hearing aids but can't give him a fucking beard.
At least he can be bald finally. I've shaved my head for over 20 years (most of it at least, nature took care of the rest) and having to pick nu-male hair in Forza Horizon 4 was annoying. Unfortunately, Horizon 4 and 5 turned the player into the "superstar", a British guy with an annoying squeaky Youtube personality. I preferred the protagonist from Horizon 1-3 who was silent.
Anyone else here a big tuner? That's always been my thing, putting together the best optimal tunes I can for as many cars as possible. I pretty much got all the cars in the game by now, and my own tunes for them. I actually hit an upload limit with Horizon 4, glad they got rid of that this time around, at least I haven't encountered it yet.
Honestly, it feels like the only reason I progressed through the game was to unlock/purchase everything so I can just cruise around with my cars and build new project cars on my own time.
Update is live and its 15.7gb.
Update is live and its 15.7gb.
Its only for self reflections at full resolution on the player car and not the environment. And the race photomode also includes other cars and they also have RT reflections for cars only. I also wished they used RT for the environmental reflections but its still a improvement.OK, RT in this game is underwhelming AF. What's the point. I just tried it with Ford Bronco and resolution of the reflections is so low + the object cut off distance is so short... I was expecting something on the level of Cyberpunk 2077. Reflections on cars in that game are AMAZING.
I feel this bothers me more than it should about racing games these days that really want to have characters. Not only does my player look nothing like me, or sounds like me, I feel like he is part of this 'Lifestyles of the rich and famous" deal and that definitely isnt me.Yeah I also didn't like that the only option is some smarmy British voice, and there's just something obnoxious about being the 'superstar'. I like rags to riches type racing stories, even in racing games where there's no story I kind of make up my own narrative of how I'm some nobody tearing up the charts against all these pros. Riches to more riches isn't exactly compelling lol.
I feel this bothers me more than it should about racing games these days that really want to have characters. Not only does my player look nothing like me, or sounds like me, I feel like he is part of this 'Lifestyles of the rich and famous" deal and that definitely isnt me.
Heyho forza horizon 4 and forza horizon 5 is on sale on steam. One is aloot cheaper and they look really simiar. Srsly tho which one should I get?
Heyho forza horizon 4 and forza horizon 5 is on sale on steam. One is aloot cheaper and they look really simiar. Srsly tho which one should I get?
Does the sand area of the map stutter for anybody else? I'm running like 180fps everywhere except that part of the map where I get strange stutters down to the 50s and 60s.
This DLC is fun, but at the same time it's not a good "rally game", its just more Forza with more tasks to complete. They have to find something new to innovate the franchise.
In the game or life?Just put on some pants for christ sake