I love Forza, attention to detail is full on. When these guys finally decide to do weather and day/night cycles you can be sure it will be on all tracks cause half measuring features is not their style.
Examples include - all cars being created equally beautiful. - interior for any and all cars - excellent sounding cars - using Top Gear licence to include not just a track but also wacky TG events and commentary from none other than Mr Top Gear himself Jeremy Clarkson. - modifications for all cars - livery editor for all cars - varied online modes that cover everybody's fancy. - 60fps
i'm sick of those real world racing circuits. they are bland, uninspired and boring, and consist of deliberate pitfalls to have the driver fall off the track :/
why don't makes of Forza or GT make fantasy tracks that are awesome, mindblowing, imaginative, pure fun to drive and, for example, designed for safe racing at high speeds and intense competition among contenders? (mainly the track geometry, but the "backgrounds" could also use some new ideas)
game developers should not be confined within the limits of real life economy, construction and existing infrastructure!
For example - original Japanese drifting down the mountain - but not a real cheap road down a real mountain, a fantasy, wide and long road down a mountain designed to maximize the amount of turns and the overall length and the fun of the drive.
I'm not sure how you can make that sort of comment whilst being informed of reality.
Forza Motorsport has an original Japanese "drifting down the mountain" track: Fujimo Kaido. It's enormous, breathtaking (waterfalls, lake, etc.)
Wide, long mountain road with gorgeous sweeping turns? The Forza Motorsport 4 track, Swiss Alps.
Combine that with the numerous tracks which are completely original within the Forza Motorsport series (to many to list), and I really think you're just hitting way off the mark in trying to criticize Forza. I can't speak personally of GT beyond GT3, after which I made the FM jump.
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And even further, what about Forza Horizon? "Tired of real world racing circuits"... how about open world driving roads across a wide and variegated landscape *inspired* by Colorado?
Again - and I don't mean this offensively - but it sounds like you don't know what you're talking about at all.
This is neat. At what point do we start bluring the lines of reality?
That is a pretty amazing commercial. ... bravo!
Well done. clap clap...
yes sir....xbox-one
I love Forza, attention to detail is full on. When these guys finally decide to do weather and day/night cycles you can be sure it will be on all tracks cause half measuring features is not their style.
Examples include
- all cars being created equally beautiful.
- interior for any and all cars
- excellent sounding cars
- using Top Gear licence to include not just a track but also wacky TG events and commentary from none other than Mr Top Gear himself Jeremy Clarkson.
- modifications for all cars
- livery editor for all cars
- varied online modes that cover everybody's fancy.
- 60fps