Shaneus said:I'd love to see TG car soccer with a fleet of Pintos.
Cptkrush said:Just ordered the CSR and Porsche Pedals... I feel terrible now. But the allure couldn't be ignored any longer, so I'm pumped.
sneaky77 said:so I got the CSR wheels, the csr pedals and the wheel stand.. weeee for going all in
brotkasten said:I always wondered if it isn't annoying to have the stand between the legs.
Is this the first official comment that Spa isn't in? Cause Spa ain't in.Jube3 said:A new Under the hood is up on the site, Dan sits down and answers questions sent in from the community.
http://forzamotorsport.net/en-us/underthehood4/
Also Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Iberian International Circuit and Ladera Test Track have been added to the Tracks page:
http://forzamotorsport.net/en-us/Tracks/TrackList.aspx
WTF?Jube3 said:A new Under the hood is up on the site, Dan sits down and answers questions sent in from the community.
http://forzamotorsport.net/en-us/underthehood4/
Also Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Iberian International Circuit and Ladera Test Track have been added to the Tracks page:
http://forzamotorsport.net/en-us/Tracks/TrackList.aspx
Will any upgrade have any effect on the audible difference as can be heard in FM2
saladine1 said:So, there will be no actual audio sample swaps depending on upgrades?
Instead, the sounds just get more "raw" with added effects to simulate a "stage 3" exhaust for example?
Am I understanding this correctly?
Several months ago, the community team put a call out to Forza community members to submit new shapes which would be used in the livery editor in Forza Motorsport 4. The response to the program was tremendouswe received dozens of shapes from the communityeach of which was specifically designed to fill a need. In the end, we chose 80 community-created shapes to be included in the livery editor. In fact, those two pages of shapes are the first things youll see in the livery editor in Forza 4. Considering the amazing quality of vinyl and design work we saw in Forza Motorsport 3, I cant wait to see the things our community artists create with these new tools at their disposal.
Car Tokens: Credits will be readily available in Forza 4, but for players who dont want to wait and save up for the elite Forza 4 cars, were introducing car tokens. While you can always buy cars with the credits you earn in the game, car tokens in Forza Motorsport 4 are a brand-new way to access the cars that matter most to you. Players will be able to purchase car tokens via the Xbox LIVE Marketplace, either individually (80 MS Points, $1), in six-token packs (400 MS Points, $5) or in 13-token packs (800 MS Points, $10). The in-game credit value of a car will determine its token pricethe more expensive a car is in the game, the more car tokens it will cost. The most expensive cars in Forza 4 will cost three tokens; the majority of cars will cost either one or two car tokens.
Season Pass: Today we announced our Forza Motorsport 4 Season Pass, a DLC subscription package for Forza 4 players. Purchasing the Season Pass will give you access to the first six months worth of Forza 4 add-on packsplus one free add-on pack (the American Muscle Car Pack, which we also unveiled today). The Season Pass will cost 2,400 MS Points ($29.99) and represents a 30 percent overall discount as compared to purchasing the DLC packs separately. Individual 10-car packs will cost 560 MS Points ($7) in Forza Motorsport 4. We are also introducing the ability to buy some DLC cars on a per item basis, a feature which will offer players more flexibility and choice to get the cars they want. One side note of interest for Forza 4 DLC cars: Unlike in Forza 3, DLC cars will be seamlessly integrated into World Tour modeboth as AI cars in races as well as in-game gifts you can be rewarded when reaching a new level.
eek5 said:car tokens? ಠ_ಠ
They didn't confirm or deny this. There's still hope.eek5 said:looks like season pass isn't part of VIP either
Jube3 said:A new Under the hood is up on the site, Dan sits down and answers questions sent in from the community.
http://forzamotorsport.net/en-us/underthehood4/
Shaneus said:But they've known about people wanting tracks like Spa and Bathurst/Blue Mountain for years. Still don't see why they put effort into bringing back dull tracks like Hockenheim when they could do something like Spa or BM.
Or at least, if you're going to do a Hockenheim, do the right one.
Which car are you referring to. The cars that had the paddles showed the finger twitch when changing gears. It was very slight not as pronounced as in GT5 I sometimes couldn't even notice.guest1321 said:Might be LTTP, but did anyone else notice in FM3 that even in a car with the flappy paddle gearbox the driver would be animated reaching for the shift lever when changing gears?
guest1321 said:Might be LTTP, but did anyone else notice in FM3 that even in a car with the flappy paddle gearbox the driver would be animated reaching for the shift lever when changing gears?
soundscream said:Which car are you referring to. The cars that had the paddles showed the finger twitch when changing gears. It was very slight not as pronounced as in GT5 I sometimes couldn't even notice.
amar212 said:Actual shifting animation was patched after the release if I recall well.
guest1321 said:I wasn't aware that a patch was released nor the reason for it? Could you elaborate on that please?
squared said:So no more sound change when upgrading exhausts? Goddamnit T10, that's just cheap..
I mean, the sound in FM2 was great IMO, Y U NO just improve it!
That is honestly one of the worst things I've ever read in regards to gaming. Pay to buy the cars and then pay to actually use the cars you've bought. What a fucking racket, and what a way to treat a fan who has already shelled out cash to drive new cars.Mascot said:In the game that you paid real-world money to purchase, you have to pay real-world money to unlock cars that were held back from the game that you just paid real-world money to own. But you don't actually own the new cars that you just paid real-world money for, it just unlocks them so you can see them (OK, same as before, shitty but totally expected). But in a delightful twist you can pay MORE real-world money to actually play with the cars that you have already paid real-world money to unlock in the game that you initially paid real-world money to own in the first place.
Is that a fair summation?
WTFMascot said:So, in nutshell:
In the game that you paid real-world money to purchase, you have to pay real-world money to unlock cars that were held back from the game that you just paid real-world money to own. But you don't actually own the new cars that you just paid real-world money for, it just unlocks them so you can see them (OK, same as before, shitty but totally expected). But in a delightful twist you can pay MORE real-world money to actually play with the cars that you have already paid real-world money to unlock in the game that you initially paid real-world money to own in the first place.
Is that a fair summation?
Also: No Spa was purely a design choice. Indy and Hockenheim were deemed better, more worthy.
I do NOT want to wake up on Dambusters Day and read shit like this! *shakes fist and growls*
squared said:So no more sound change when upgrading exhausts? Goddamnit T10, that's just cheap..
Mascot said:So, in nutshell:
In the game that you paid real-world money to purchase, you have to pay real-world money to unlock cars that were held back from the game that you just paid real-world money to own. But you don't actually own the new cars that you just paid real-world money for, it just unlocks them so you can see them (OK, same as before, shitty but totally expected). But in a delightful twist you can pay MORE real-world money to actually play with the cars that you have already paid real-world money to unlock in the game that you initially paid real-world money to own in the first place.
Is that a fair summation?
Anyone know which time?derFeef said:Can't wait for open floodgates today!
amar212 said:That one does not bother me as much as I am bothered with the FM3's approach where any of the DLC cars was not available to you without purchase with the in-game currency.
What T10 is now doing is basically in the line with already established EA practice for unlocking everything with extra cash-injection.
But having DLC cars - purchased with real-world money - locked in the game until bought with in-game currency (AKA forever, because it was discussed to death how you actually need dozens of game-hours just to collect money enough for the first DLC pack of Forza 3) is one of the craziest praxis I was ever introduced.
This new Token system is just further development on that foundations, by initial problem is something that really buggers me.
For instance, I have ordered a LCE Edition and I will be getting like 20+ cars as a bonus. From FM3 experience, I will have to purchase them all with in-game currency before actually *having* them. And yes, that is pretty much crazy.
eek5 said:car tokens? ಠ_ಠ
looks like season pass isn't part of VIP either; packs will be 560 ms points a piece ($2 increase)
"Work" is always an iffy term to use in regards to games, but I think I know what you mean. The problem is that its been kind of an understanding up to this point that when you start talking real world money for in-game items, that money is used to remove the work aspect of a game. It's there as a convenience for those who don't value the grind or just don't have the time to dedicate to actually race the gorgeous supercars that may have motivated them to buy the game in the first place.eso76 said:i must be the only one who's not bothered by having to buy dlc cars with ingame currency.
games need to set goals for the player; games consist of challenges and rewards, if i unlock new cars paying real world currency i don't want them to be given to me without having to work in the game.
Omfg direct links pls at work and iPod is not working properly on their YT channel!eso76 said:OMG THAT GAMESPOT VIDEO IS GLORIOUS
GLORIOUS !!!!
why can't i write in a 96 points font.
G L O R I O U S.
dat lighting.
Mofo, you are ready..Slayer-33 said:Body is definitely ready guys.
Arrrrgghhhh.
Xanadu said: