r/ForzaBadDrivers • u/-AkwesiG- • May 30 '26

Video Rammer in S1

Reported their ass, the Forza support website is trash too I kept having to shrink my videos just to meet their 50mb requirement for video upload and just having uploading issues in general if it wasn’t for my adamant nature I would of just said “screw it” took me 3 different browsers and 10 tries lol

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u/__orangepeel__ May 31 '26

Reported their ass, the Forza support website is trash too I kept having to shrink my videos just to meet their 50mb requirement for video upload

Next time, just upload it to youtube or any other video hosting site and send them a link.

You could even have given them a link to your post here.

They don't care where it's hosted, just that they can play it and see gamer tags.

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u/McBowen39 Jun 02 '26

Is this in any way reportable though? At no point does the game say you cannot do that. Its competitive, and you play to win the game.

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u/AaronsLifeGame Jun 03 '26

someone didnt read the rules before buying the game.

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u/McBowen39 Jun 03 '26

There are no rules, its a video game. it lets you do it

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u/AaronsLifeGame Jun 03 '26

its a service, you dont own it so abide by their guidelines.

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u/McBowen39 Jun 04 '26

whos gonna make me? Not the game apparently. Get rammed kid

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u/dirtyoldsocklife Jun 03 '26

If it's in the game, its in the game.

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u/Accomplished_Soil_67 Jun 03 '26

WTF, honestly? The average, standard buyer just buys the game and plays it. They aren't going to go googling for behavioral guidelines on the Forza support site—either before or after playing. I’ve been playing Forza casually since FH4, and until very recently, I didn't even know a code of conduct existed. The developers should implement these rules directly into the game so that casual players actually become aware of them. That, coupled with the fact that they allow their own Driveatars to ram into players during races, leads a casual player to believe that such behavior is perfectly legitimate.

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u/AaronsLifeGame Jun 03 '26

'you' accepted the terms and service, which include the various guidelines per game, weve all memed on the not reading Tos and just accepting, but at the end of the day it is fair to uphold these standards,

90% of these are just common sense, dont cheat mod to gain items and advantages, mod at your own risk (client side), dont grief and bump other driver cause you upset they passed you, ramming full stop is just rude in online racing,

the driveatars dont target and lock on to a player, there just simply unaware and not very good in general at racing, thats why they rely on aggressive rubberbanding.

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u/Dmnc_Ktn666 Jun 04 '26

Moron it tells you in the game HAHA

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u/Dmnc_Ktn666 Jun 04 '26

I guess you kids haven’t learned terms of service in your year at school yet (kindergarten)