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yep feels an age awayA bit bummed it's so far off.
Wont see FM until Xmas i reckon, shame they not mention a date.
probably early November like past Horizons
'car building focused single player campaign', sounds good to me
please have VR support
It'll be late Autumn at the earliest I think. They originally said Spring 2023 and if that was the case we'd be able to pre-order it by now. Still it looks good, like the sound of a track like Kyalami, one I've never raced on in any game so that'll be a nice new track. I wonder what the other 4? new tracks are.Wont see FM until Xmas i reckon, shame they not mention a date.
One of the nice things about older racing games like some of the NFS series, and indeed Gran Turismo 5 etc was the feeling of working your way up with better cars, doing upgrades etc.Yes sounds interesting.
I hope they make getting new cars feel rewarding. In Horizon you get a new car every 30 seconds which makes none of them feel special.
You should start of in a civic and have to spend an hour at least souping it up in order to be able to afford your next car.
I also hope they have a good amount of EV's in the game. Not just Tesla's and Porsche Taycan's either. Get some 24kWh Leaf's or Renault Zoe's in as starter EV's, then the next step could be Hyundai Ionic or Kia EV6 etc.
I used to love the older GT games, like you say having to work to get upgrades and then getting a new car was an achievement. Yes I can now afford the cone filter for my Civic Type-R!One of the nice things about older racing games like some of the NFS series, and indeed Gran Turismo 5 etc was the feeling of working your way up with better cars, doing upgrades etc.
I love the FH series but I agree you almost get too many cars so it feels like a waste to upgrade something because you'll unlock something else 5mins later. I quickly lose track of which cars I've actually driven and also find it can be a bit of a ballache learning how to drive a new car, doing the tuning etc if you have to do that for hundreds of cars, so in the end I sometimes just stick with a favoured car in each class that I've tuned appropriately and learned how it handles, which kind of defeats the object of collecting all those other cars in the first place.
The various challenges do help however because they kind of force you out of that comfort zone and put you behind the wheel of something different.