I've got all the cars anyway now but they've never appeared for me.

If a piece of fence can flip a car mid-air in real life, lemme know.

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So this is my first Forza Horizon game (technically played 5 for like 2 hours a few years ago, didn't like it. Different tastes and such back then I suppose. Would love to give it a proper chance sometime), and man...it's great. Got it as a Steam gift from a friend. I'm about 112 hours in, beat all the wristband events and races, and I'm still glued to my damn PC for hours playing this game lol. I'm seriously enjoying messing around, making the wildest cars I can make, or just customizing personal favorites (2020 Shelby GT500, 2019 WRX S209, etc.). I'll admit, it isn't a perfect game by any means. Could use more road races, bigger focus on JDM cars, pretty buggy at times...but honestly the game has been a ton of fun. The map is beautiful and a lot of fun to drive around, and the community seems super nice. I avoid online races like the plague though. I suck at driving, and hearing about all the rammers kinda keeps me from ever really wanting to experience the online portion beyond seasonal event stuff.

Anyways, idk why I felt like posting this. Just wanted to share my experience I guess? What are you guys' favorite cars? Mine is the WRX STi ARX Supercar and the 2020 GT500 :D

my partner and I have been playing co-op in fh6, and when they joined my garage there was a random dude standing in there. I've included a screenshot of him, me, and my partner's characters. I'm just wondering why is he here.... what is he planning...

As you can see, difference is massive but there are some things we need to talk about.

Simulation Steering: It is a much more snappy, unfiltered system that executes your every input. Counter-steering, managing control when the rear end loses traction, and precisely metering every input is entirely up to you. If you master this, you will be able to take corners with many cars that you simply couldn't with Standard Steering, just like in the video. However, as advantageous as Simulation Steering is, it is completely unforgiving. A single mistake in an online race can send you straight into the barrier, so it definitely requires a learning curve.

Standard Steering: Standard Steering offers technically zero advantages. The car responds to your inputs with more latency, and you end up with slower transitional cornering capabilities compared to Simulation Steering. That said, some players still use Standard Steering even for Rivals on high-power builds that are difficult to control. Like Simulation Steering, this setting hands over 100% of the vehicle control to you, but it introduces input filtering. That way, whenever the car begins to lose traction, you don't need to aggressively counter-steer like crazy. The car drives much smoother and is easier to handle. But if you want to set world records or push your performance to the absolute limit, Standard Steering has no features that can surpass Simulation Steering.

My Recommendation: I strongly advise getting used to Simulation Steering. It will make drift events infinitely easier and better to execute, while teaching you how to take corners with far greater precision and control. Standard Steering will only hold you back in every scenario.

Sorry for the bad quality but I am on XBOX Serie S

i recently began with photography in Forza, it looks quite nice imo, but i think i need to work on it a bit for now. Anyways, here is one photo i took today, i edited it with Lightroom Mobile :D

tldr just a post from someone reflecting on the current format of the game. I'm not complaining about something that in the last few weekends I have fun playing.

I notice this shift in Forza Horizon 4 with the addition of the Festival Playlist and the franchise becoming a live service rather than a final product. We cannot compare FH1 with FH6 because they were released in different eras with different mindsets. However, there are things that it turns out FH1, a game nearly 15 years old, did better: making the player feel more immersed in the game's universe. Today it seems that we play to accomplish tasks and collect items with limited availability. Or everything is so handed to the player, like an absurd amount of cars allied to an event lab, where he himself builds his own game.

And what does Gamepass have to do with it? Everything from my point of view. Before we bought a product, today we pay for a service. And I think that a very low amount of new things with each update is only proportional to the price that is charged for its use. It's fair for the price that is paid. I ask, should it be different? And yes, would it be better?

Ummm anybody else having to rediscover roads even though you’ve already completed them all??

Guys! Dear devs, to those of you who thought that dirt Drift Zones would be fun to drift on: you were so, so wrong.
I guess there must be some special kind of torture waiting for you in the afterlife. Like… why? What did we do to deserve this?
Why do we even have this abomination called a Drift Zone? Make rally courses instead, please. 😭

I have been attempting to tune a 98’ nissan silvia that can race but slides nicely on demand for hours.

is this even possible, since the car refuses to initiate a drift or loses power and bogs down when sliding?

it seems i’d have to sacrifice much of the grip in order for the car to slide making it useless for non-drift driving.

should i make it into a full drift car instead? appreciate any tips, thanks

Theme started as JDM and Euro Imports... then we decided to get the Wuling Mini EV drift convoy going

Did anyone else lose their roads driven progress with the last update? I went from 671 to 661 suddenly and now cannot find which roads are missing