Revisiting The Most Controversial Forza Game...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2023
- With Forza Motorsport 7, Turn10 would take a long break as it was the last entry for many years. With six years behind its back, I wanted to replay what many consider one of the worst games in the series - but is that really true?
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It's kind of poetic that the -seventh- latest entries for both Gran Turismo and Forza Motorsport are the most controversial entries in their respected series.
Also wtf is happening in this reply section?
Yeah. It's actually insane that the worst and best entries of both franchises are the same entries. Like the 4's of both series is considered the best and the 5's of both series is considered the worst😂
@@jarrodeaston6373 nah, imo gt5 isn't the worst in the series, gt7 exists y'know?
@@Vulc4niumgt7 is better than gt5
pshh your just saying that cuz you got no money, get your bag up in GT7 and grind @@Vulc4nium
@@anakinGTI i can understand the appeal behind it, but imo i don't think gt5 is that bad other than the garbage xp system, and recycled car list from the ps2 games. GT7 from what i've seen is worse in so many more aspects than that, and that's why i personally think it's the worst in the series. To each their own.
Fun fact: one of the reason the car damage got downgraded over the year is because car manufactures don’t like it when their cars are depicted as anything but tanks, that’s why most modern damage heavy racing games have fantasy cars, because car companies don’t like to be reminded that their product comes with crumple zones
Do they think it's gonna makes us like their brand more ? Because I'm pretty sure it's the opposite
@@valentincelestite9861 The big suits up high and shareholders are always out of touch with the general populace and what people actually want, no fun allowed
I think people lose sight of what a huge effort soft body damage modeling is against all the other features demanded of both casual and simulation racing nowadays.
When damage/destruction is a core mechanic, the time and effort spent on visible damage makes sense because it factors heavily into what players are expected to do: look at beamng, Wreckfest, arguably Grand Theft Auto V, and you can see how those games are practically built around damage modeling, to a point that it's almost the top selling point of each.
Think about how Forza Motorsport had to juggle increasingly sophisticated graphics against consistently large numbers of cars game over game, all while acclimating to greater demands for the overall physics and multiplayer experience. I know car makes hold influence over visible damage modeling, but I think people overlook how far it falls down the list of things developers strive to get right.
Well, I think the manufactures are ridiculous. Also, I hear it’s one of the reason why we don’t have many great mods for endgame cars either. Which is stupid because you can find aftermarket parts for real cars.
@@Lenron-B06 which cars are you talking about? Some models have so much going on out of the factory that they can't realistically have anything about them changed
Forza 1-4: pushing it's own limits
Forza 5-7: pulling those limits back considerably
FM8 the way to lower the limit is over
i should be studying now, but studying is for nerds so i ma watch this for 30 mins before going back to my project.
I'm at work currently, so wdym?😂
@@misanthrope5063 eh, just wanna watch it and forgot my project
Watch this first, your study can wait
@@cloak679 for me it sounded like something you'd be ashamed of
This is the most relatable thing i have ever seen😂😂😂.
The funniest thing about Dustin’s rant, is there IS a Pokémon fan game with the option he described.
It’s called Pokémon Unbound, and it’s really bloody good too. You can turn that feature on or off, but if you over level your Pokémon before you beat the Gym, the game becomes more difficult.
PokeMMO does that aswel
Nuzlocke challenges usually follow those rules as well. No Pokémon are allowed to surpass the level of the gym-leader's ace.
and in the original games if you overlevel your pokemons too much (first gym i think level 20 or 25) they start to disobey your orders
@@blext816 This just happens with traded mons. The way the game balances this is making griding take really long when your pokemon beats lower level mons
YOOOOO NFS POKÉMON GAME
I enjoyed FM7, had plenty of cars alongside some funky track and car combinations, like trying to drive the Long Beach Mini Circuit with the Mercedes Racing Trucks.
15:56 "all cars are detailed as hell", well, don't let him see the Silvia S15 or the others cars from FM1
making the races longer turns each race into more of an endurance race than a regular race you just complete and move on it's got better rewards and it's mainly for people who enjoy endurance racing
I played through FM7 entirely with long/very long races, I liked the slower pace and it made higher drivatar difficulties more fun since you have time to catch the leaders.
@@bearrett50kal17 I also did that. I actually think this is one of the best features of this title. Better than the five-minute races of its predecessors.
not only that but I think the longer races were more fun because the drivatar system wasnt as aggressive on long races compared to shorter races.
@@bearrett50kal17EXACTLY THIS, If your on standard race length and high drivatar difficulty, you'll never have enough time to catch up to the leaders and win the race
Everything else asside, the actual driving us a horrible experience imo. They slowed the steering speed waaaaay down so you have to start turning seconds before normal and makes chicanes heavy and sluggish.
If you open telemetry and flick the joystick left to right, compare the time the wheel takes to follow and then do the same in motorsport 4, the difference is very significant.
Going through the Chicanes at Le Mans was always a pain in FM7 with the steering🤣
I knew i wasn't tripping.
1 thing to also point out is that for some reason, all rear engine vehicles are ass in this game and aren't fun in the slightest to use.
There’s probably a setting for steering deadzone and sensitivity right? I’ve had the game for years but going through FM6 rn
@@scottoleson1997 deadzone just determines the smallest input the game will register. I'm talking about moving the stick to full lock and the game taking its sweet time to actually turn the wheel all the way around.
Its intention is to prevent players from spinning out every time they steer slightly too hard for a split second, but different people have better thumb control than others so when it's taken to an extreme it can get very annoying.
Sim steerings description claims to turn off effects like these, but it only does it when countersteering
Dubai slander is always morally correct.
The funniest thing aboutvthat rant obout upgrades is that' that's exactly what call of duty mw2 did, you have to jump through all these hurdles just to have an extended mag or(like he said) level up a random gun to level 12 then level up the gun you actually want to use to actually be able to finally use the red dot.
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The Pokémon remark is actually used in certain RPG Maker Fan games and helps add to the difficulty and not just over level. Reborn and Rejuvenation are such games
And there're also challenges/fan rules in Pokemon that dictate that you can't (or shouldn't) level your pokemon above the gym leader's highest level Pokemon
I think the main complain to this games' handling was that the cars would have an unrealistic amount of oversteer when steering was set to simulation, si It was terrible on a wheel. Afaic, regular steering with a controller was fine.
In regards to the rant you had about customization and the PI system: dont be surprised, but pokemon actually works very close to how you said, and was expanded upon in scarlet and violet. In the games before scarlet and violet, traded pokemon would not obey ur commands if they reached higher than a certain level until you acquired more gym badges. This was expanded to be any pokemon, not just traded ones, in scarlet and violet. It was slightly more harsh in scarlet and violet as well, as it seemed to work in 10-20 level increments, rather than the standard lv30, lv50, lv70 and lv100 in the previous generations.
Lol you nailed it - Forza 7 music sounds like being in a bar
Edit: stock music interpretation of Black Keys
FM7 flopped so hard because they paid no attention to the audio, both in quality or accuracy. Listen to the coil whine, 5th gear is just broken and personally really irritates me, and was given some BS responce from Turn 10 as to why they wouldn't fix it
I mean, the upgrade system is realistic, irl race classes are limited by power too, and sometimes tire width as well
I dont want more realism if I have to sacrifice fun to get it
@@johnxina2140then Motorsport might not be for you, maybe stick to horizon?
@@johnxina2140 I guess that shows sim arcades aren't suited best to you
@@speedyblacksheriff when it comes to Forza I definitely do prefer (the older) horizon games, I usually play actually sims nowadays though, since wheels don't work incredibly well with any Forza game
This ironically is to keep real life racing itself fun. People just want to do what they want at the cost of the game 😅
FM5 Was by far the most controversial, same w/ FH5.
Fm8 is seeming to be more controversial some how
@@almightysamwhich4203 Well. Now we know. FM8 is worse than 5 for being basically 5 but worse in every way.
Tbh I will always defend the class restriction system in this game. Yes, i know that its confusing to people at First, but this mode made for some of the closest and most competitve online races i ever had in any online game. Those restrictions allowed for certains cars to have their specific strenghts and weaknesses to shine a lot more in a competitive spectrum.
Also, the class restrictions dont block the player from building their cars to the classes they like as both in the campaign and on online lobbies there are options for "Open Class" races where you can race in any class you built your car to.
Agreed the whole point is cause it’s similar to real life. If you’re trying to be in a certain “class” of cars, I.e Miata spec or street class, there are max restrictions, not necessarily restrictions of choice. I think the game just didn’t have a good way of explaining that or Dustin didn’t get it 💀
Yeah, no. As someone who liked keeping all his cars completely stock, this system ruined the game for me. Upgrading is always a nice option to have, but it should never be compulsory.
@@wyattmunger5529 I agree that restrictions usually make things worse off for players, especially since it’s a game and it’s a more casual audience versus iracing or assetto corsa, but to have some grounding in “sim style racing”, to make it simulation means to mimic real life. There are restrictions in real life in order to fill certain race criteria. You don’t take a 1000 hp drag spec muscle car with drag slicks to a time attack race that’s muscle car inspired simply because they’re muscle cars. They’re built to certain specs, so races are balanced and give all racers a fighting chance. Again, this is quite boring for casual players and I don’t think this is the best way to go about it but it’s just reflecting how it is in real life
@@TheJacintoEffect Hate to break it to you, but Motorsport is simcade. Leaning more towards Sim than Horizon, yes, but simcade nevertheless. Motorsport is and never will be an out-and-out simulator. No need for everything minute detail to be one-to-one with reality.
@@wyattmunger5529 look im with you man, this game isn’t great, not but a long shot, and Microsoft got it wrong with trying to appeal to a different audience. I’m not justifying their actions, quite the opposite as I’ve been a fan of both GT and forza since the first of both and I’ve seen the ups and downs of either series.
Forza 7 missed the mark by trying to appeal to a more hardcore audience, so maybe in future series, having these types of restrictions can be placed in another category that’s not mandatory and able to be enjoyed by those who want a more sim like experience
As if I didn’t know this game was simcade💀 I race in real life lol
Im thankful for that editors note on the race length because my first thought when he said that was "... Why wouldn't you?" Lol. And FM7 is overall just kinda decent at best. But as of right now its the only sim-cade, car collection, track racing game on PC. Here's hoping the reboot turns out good.
This game is a lot more significant for PC since its pretty much the, currently only big ass car collector. No GT's or Forza's before this, behind Apex which is really just Turn 10 testing how the games would work, and Horizon games only having a smaller set of cars. Like yes now we can emulate all the other games with not even that much difficulty but for official games it is pretty decent.
no we can't emulate all the other games, not at all
when you get any Xbox One game emulated on PC you let me know, people are gonna go wild over it
17:15
The 2023 release: HOLD MY BEER!
Not getting any XP after a match unless you do something specific, nah, no game would be dumb enough to be like that, right? RIGHT?!
Payday 3: "Hold my beer"
I absolutely hated having a big inclusion of purpose-built Off-roaders and stuff like 4x4's/SUVs and then even having some as paid DLC.
I have absolutely no issue with games that cater towards an off-road experience and it's one of my favourite parts of Horizon but I have never seen anyone who enjoyed driving Buggies and Baja Trucks around normal race tracks in this game. Especially since some of these are forced as part of the Campaign if you want all the Cup Completion Rewards so you can't even skip them.
If there were atleast Rallycross Tracks that had some Off-road parts then I wouldn't mind as much but driving a Penhall Cholla around Brand's Hatch and the like is just a frustratingly bad experience. Even for stuff like Trophy Trucks they could've put some ramps and the like on the track to atleast be close to something like the Super Trucks that race at Long Beach irl but nope.
In general the game is Quality
I only played this game way after the controversies about it blew over, and found it to be a decent time. Not amazing, but the on-track experience for the single player career was good. Not a fan of how it forces such limitations on car upgrades though. But the actual driving feel is easily the best of the XB1 entries.
I did mess around with the race length thing, and I think it's a potentially good feature that they didn't do a good job with. The standard race length is pretty short, it would be nice to have something a bit longer. But the next level up basically triples race length, it's way too much. Somewhere around the range of 150-200% the length would have been good, leave the triple for a higher setting.
I actually don't mind the garage soundtrack for this game. Don't care for the race stuff, but the menu music feels like it's calling back to FM1 a bit. The career menu music in that game was great, genuinely really underrated.
I honestly don’t understand the fm7 soundtrack slander
17:41 is lterally pokemon nuzlockes 💀
This is like the only game I've consistently played a ton that I absolutely hate
like as a person who did a lot of NASCAR league racing I hate how glitchy this game is and how dumb the physics are and just how overall badly it's put together outside of graphics
it's just not a great game
FM7 was ok, I hated the tire restrictions. As realistic as it may be, this at the end of the day is a simcade. If I wanted to play a sim, I'd just get Assetto, PCars 2/1 or even iRacing and self impose my own tire restrictions
Forzs Motorsport 2 will always be my favorite as far as I'm concerned on the game itself. Forza Motorsport 1 still just holds a special place in my heart though.
5 thousand hours spent. 4 thousand roughly were spent on a thrustmaster TMX pro with t3pa pedals and th8a shifter. Was a very fun ride before my wheel basically set itself on fire lol
18:00:
Shinyodd 😳
I think the main improvement for fm7 vs fm6 is for casual racers. Specifically, “Friction Assist”.
Basically, if you like corner cutting in career races, then it on.
Also, it’s an absolute must if you wanna win the Endurance races.
I miss the good old racing game days. Maybe I'm just biased, but tbh I don't care
You last remark is exactly how I feel about the series. The older Forza games had character and soul, these new ones are absurdly designed and just aren't enjoyable at all.
If you like the upgrades system on this game, youll love the new forza Motorsport 🤣🤣
Yeah I'm actually glad I didn't buy FM8 and instead bought FM7 on ebay just over a week ago, FM8 career and upgrade system looks horrid and that's all I play on these games.
I used to play with medium race length as it would allow me to set difficulties higher than I would for a 3 lap race and enjoy the feeling of chasing cars down and overtaking them over multiple laps, as forza ai goes dumb after you overtake them.
17:50 bro just casually described a hardcore nuzlocke
So I didn’t mind for a Motorsport 7, it was not close to my favorite format game but overall the driving in it was pretty good. I would choose what track I wanted to drive and upgrade my car how I wanted instead of playing the campaign. I think forza has such a high bar from its community that any new features need to either be absolutely perfect or they are hated
FM7 was a trainwreck at launch. It got better over the years so it's pretty much okay now
Are you gonna play Forza Horizon 2 Xbox One version
Respect to eden for using an aussie car when the bathurst 1000 is this week (i know it had nothing to do with his decision but still)
I still love to play this game, funny enough I never played the single player campaign, i only play free for all…..
I remember buying the ultimate edition of this when it was on sale. Claimed all the stuff that came with it and after 25 minutes I got around a million credits from various rewards the game gave you. Shortly after a message pops up saying I was banned for credit hacking, and there was nothing they can do. They refused to work with me further and I haven’t played the game since (Was an xbox user at the time, so hacking isn’t possible)
The weird thing is, despite all the stupid mechanics and repetition, I still really liked this game in its own kinda way
I hope you keep making videos with the other editor, tho this one has really good humor too!
6:52 Your editor is spot on
Dustin are you gonna release the GT4 randomizer 100% complete stream on TH-cam?
I somehow managed to put 1700 hours into FM7 (combined from PC and XBOX) and honestly the only reason why I played so much of it is because there's no alternative for XBOX that really holds up. The whole xbox one generation of racing games has been a disappointment for me apart from FM7 which is decent.
Love the editing btw
I picked up forza horizon 4 a couple days ago, the last "racing/car based" game was need for speed hot pursuit on xbox 360. The AI sometimes gets a secret Forza Military nitros that takes any vehicle and improves every aspect. Also shoutout to the Peel P50 for being funny
I bought this game day one and it's been a ok game, yes the sound track is absolute garbage but I think what's worse is probably every rear engine Porsche suspension setup is horrid, still has many fond memories of this game but God it still needs improvement
Also if you didn't know some cars are broken like the R8 racing car, it's front downforce was NEVER fixed from day one til it's end its setting never got patched
The fact they’ve put a XY GTHO Phase 3 as “common” is reason enough not to play this game
One thing i hate about the graphics of fm7 is the skybox being dark and doesn't look bright at all. Serious it's was depression, it's boring, dull
Is it worth it to buy a 360 just to play the old forzas? I have a one s, but I really wanna try the older versions, cause I only played the last 3 of the series
Ask yourself this: are there four other games that aren’t Forza Motorsport I want to play on the 360?
If the answer is yes, go for it
If the answer is no, emulate if possible. I know Xenia needs a beefy PC and Xemu is finicky
25:19 Having never played Motorsport 7, and having heard the soundtrack in the video, this sounds like a song that would play in the game
Bro the kendrick lamar's album hits hard 😂
9:41 I actually really like that feature. The way the HUD interacts with the gameplay is really cool. Many NFS games do this. The Shift games, Heat, Carbon, i think Rivals had it too
I liked Forza 6 more but Forza 7 was alright. I think single player was solid tho. Hope forza 8 is good and has good career mode. I got too much to play so didnt buy early access lol
8:10 damage affecting the vehicle performance is still why GRID 1 is my favorite racing game to this day, I wish there was a list of all racing games where damage is more than just cosmetic.
Simulation mode exists?
Generally OEM doesn’t allow major damage features when they give license. It is a marketing thing I guess..
I have no idea, but the rant at around 17:32 feels so asinine, ridiculous, and "missing the point" that I actually do need to make this comment.
I kinda feel that maybe you missed the point on the upgrade things. There is a reason why it's said "homologation" and not "limitation". I think FM7 tries to lean into actual racing where each division have its own restriction on power, weight, and even type of setups that you can do. I feel the game also leans quite heavily on you learning how to tune, which is something I get even in Horizon sometime. You can't just slap upgrades randomly and expect it to work. You see this in real life racings where each class have its own restriction and set ups (i.e Super GT GT500 and GT300).
And, Eden, I think your analogy falls apart because... most RPG and FPS games do actually restrict you with some guns/weapons/skill until a certain level. CoD has been doing this for a long time where you will unlock new weapons (and skills, in the older CoD) as you level up and restrict you to a limited set of guns, attachment, and skills to use. RPGs do this a lot where you are given limited slot of upgrades on your equipment (and character skills) until you hit a certain level. Like... this kind of feature existed for a LONG long time in gaming sphere. The analogy feels asinine and breaks apart *unless* you never play games, ever.
Maybe it's just me reading between the line but that rant felt so out of place and feel like it isn't from someone who actually plays game. I understand that maybe you only play racing games but that whole damn rant, outside the Pokemon one, just didn't hit right.
I do agree tho. Maybe if you can turn it off the "homologation" thing and have players choose between "Play as casual", where you can upgrade the car whichever way you want as long as it hits the maximum level, and "Play like a pro", where you do need to also follow the rules of the homologation classes and actually think about tuning and upgrades. Making it like CRPG games where you can play "Hardcore" or "Just for the story".
As someone who actually started playing Forza from FM7, I feel if it has you (the player) choose between "Hardcore" and "Casual", your rant here won't exist.
Yep. Homologation actually aims to make things more interesting so people don't just run around with a bone shaker type car. This sort of thing happens in real life for good reason
The simulation steering was touchy in an odd way. The loot boxes were annoying. The booming sounds in the menus got fatiguing after a while. I wasn't able to race multiple laps on nurburgring against A.I. in a private lobby anymore. I recall having to level up to unlock cars for purchase as well. That made it tediously unrewarding. That's a shame, because the weather characteristics were GREAT!
I had a pretty mid time with this game back when it came out. It was and still is the only Motorsport game i've ever played, and the impression i got wasn't great.
Driving is very different from Horizon, but i tried not comparing it to it. Too heavy and unresponsive were my main thoughts about it.
The homologation system sucked all the fun out of tuning cars for me. So i just bought cars, applied the homologated parts on them (and was absolutely appalled when a few cars i wanted to use got downgraded to fit restrictions, mainly in the form of power restrictors) and did the races. Progression was nice, i liked it. The AI however, i didn't. Much like i still hate it in Horizon titles. Drivatar needs to go in favour of actual AIs that actually are racing rather than trying to pit maneuver you every corner because the supposed player they're modeled after does it to other AIs. That was a very rage inducing part of my experience.
Online mode at the time was awful, not a lot of racing types, an awfully small set of races that would repeat over and over... so once i completed the career 100%, i just never played the game again. It got better with updates, but by the time things changed, i'd moved on.
Think it took me about a month to fully complete it and then that was it.
Dawg was watching Breaking Good if thats the music he remembers
FM7 had a lot of bugs and crashed so much for me. Hated it.
Not as bad as 5, but still pretty boring. Hope 8 is better than 7 for sure.
The new forza motorsport isn't very good so far
10:40 That's something i'd do because usually games just drowns you with money, and i like knowing that if i mess up, i can't afford to fix the car, therefore will drive it all fucked up. And not having lots of cash forces me to make sensible decisions with cars and/or upgrades.
6:48 It's stuff like this editor's note which really makes me hate sim racing, both the community and their games. Imagine a new arcade racer comes out but you have to do 20 - 30 laps each race. See how many people would play that.
Anyway, i probably would've tried FM7 for myself if i still could, but i hope the new one is a lot better.
I’m so good with this game that I play in the hardest difficulty “unbeatable” and with the all driver aids off except “abs” and I play with the transmission in “manual with clutch” yet I still beat the cpu all the time! But it still fun as hell for me…
I wonder what fell off harder Forza Motorsport or Gran Turismo
Both fell off hard, at this point you honestly would just replay old racing games. New racing games just feel... soulless.
More like crashed into a brick wall while going 200 km/h
Forza fell first but then Gran Turismo fell second
NFS... sadly
Forza Horizon.....
Fun Fact: The Porsche One Lap Magic is nearly impossible on the easiest difficulty and the Nissan one is legitimately impossible on easiest
how?
best thing about FM7, the track list.
i FM5 love cause oversteer actually exists and is something you have to be careful with, every game after the cars feel like they have angle kits
4:20 now I want a Forza game that takes place during an apocalypse like MotorStorm Apocalypse. A simcade racer taking place any fallen City or world
fun fact: this forza has the highest number of racing points championships even more than gt 4...
my forza ranking is: fm4 > fm3 > fm2 > fm7 > fm6 > fm5. (i know there is fm1 but so old that forget it kkkkkkkkk)
To me would be Fm4 >FM7=FM3 > FM1 > FM6 > FM2 > FM5
I actually really enjoyed this game for a time. Of course you rate it based on the singleplayer aspect which i get. But just hopping into like an online track day event with a normal, slightly tuned car or an old f1 car trying to set good laps and avoiding slower/faster cars was truly something fun and chill every now and then. But even those sessions were kinda ruined by kids driving the modern f1 car into everyone.
In terms of the suits, i would say those were pretty useless but once you have like 90% of the cars in the game, those things became at least for me a thing to collect even tho no one ever saw them aside from me.
But hey everyone has their own opinion on games like the forza franchise and that i respect.
Another day, another upload by Eden. FM7's The topic for today but it's s touchy subject, what's Eden's view on this game? All this today on EdenReviews
It's funny I didn't even know this game actually HAD music for the most part. I must have turned it off years ago and forgot that I did so!
I hated what they did to car tuning in fm7.. I know that some people like it for the "added realism" but I don't give a rats ass about realism when all it does is make the game worse for the 99% who play it for FUN. If there was an option to turn it all off and on (off by default 100%) then I wouldn't have had any issues with it. But as it stands, there's no point in upgrading cars for your "career" as you can't use tuned cars for anything but single races in free play. Hope the new game does better in this regard
Don't forget the credit grind.
My god, the credit grind in this game was completely abysmal.
And the soundtrack is indeed a pile of horse crap. Basic, soulless, repetitive...
Now i want to see a retrospec on Project Gotham Racing. Starting with Metropolis Street Racer if possible
When was there a rating box like a mobile game?
"Why would you want the races to be longer?"
Becuase 3 laps around Silverstone isnt exactly much of a race.
17:43 PokéMMO description.
I played the hell out of this game and its the only motorsport game i ever played, only played GT before. Always loved the freedom to build your own cars for online races which this game is the best at but it i agree it was unfinished. Got tired of a lot of the crappy tracks and no new ones being added plus the voting system was broken. slipstreaming was also non existent like why??
19:06 Cahsin! lets go bowling
2:13 Split/Second dude!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now watch FM9 having NFS Most Wanted '05 visual damage and FM10 not having visual damage at all
I miss the tracks on forza motorsport 1 they were really original. My favorite being that one map in tokyo with that long tunnel and really sharp left turn. They gotta bring that back
Having more point to point races too is cool.
I really miss New York (long) from FM1...
@@GRIMEYtheFATMAN yeah!!!! See they should bring those back
i have only heard bad things about the multiplayer of this game. i never played multiplayer because i dont have friends. but i enjoyed the single player a lot. doing championships, collecting cars, etc.
Not to mention if you didnt own it when it got removed from the store you can no longer obtain it!!
hey eden, do a challenge run with some lore, The German car challenge as it may sound, only German cars but.. you cannot use japanese tuners to customisze or tune your cars
the lore, After the real copeland was working with you (oh its also GT5) after taking down the fake one, One of GT Guy's friend (the guy with the Nissan R92CP in the non-Japanese challenge in GTWC and has made his own team, did the same thing as the fake GT Guy did but more crazier bys tealing cars and other stuff, i hope you see this Eden.
12:51 INCORRECT! This may sound incredibly stupid and god knows it is, but as soon as I heard that music I got a wave of nostalgia
it's kinda crazy just how awful this game was at launch, to truly understand why it was so hated you just had to be there
Bearer of bad news there is a pokemon game like that called poke one its an mmo but your character needs to lvl in order for your pokemon to lvl
I'm early!
This is gonna be interesting~
I'm no sim purist, but I do appreciate a "serious" racer. There were a lot of things I liked about the game, but I went in expecting Forza 4 with a modern roster of performance and hypercars. I just came down to playing the community challenges instead. The track selection wasn't interesting, the touge courses were gone, Mitsubishi and Toyota were barely present and while the light and weather changes were interesting, Project Cars 2 did it way better. Then when I just resigned myself to playing the challenges, the brakes felt non-existent in some cars. Maybe I'll try reinstalling way in the future, but I doubt that.
To think that forza 4 is the last good entry really makes me sad about the series future
It really isn’t people who say that are blinded by nostalgia FM5 was bad for a reason it was made for the next generation of consoles back then so the devs focused on the graphics FM6 was a better version of FM5 and even had 3 expansions and IMO I think it’s one of the best in the series and FM7 is just fun to play
@@TimmyLittle-hy5mb - Agreed. I think 4 is still the goat and I still play it a lot to this day, but I also play 7 a lot too. I just wish 7 had the audio of 4.
I agree with the upgrade system being limited but it still has an impact. They limited how different cars could be, but you can still notice the differences between a car with 100 extra horsepower and thinner tires. I overall really enjoyed this game but I understand I have a bias and I understand it’s very flawed.
Hey Dustin, is the realism of engine sounds something you care about? Forza always sounded *fine* to me, until I played GT7 and was blown away by how believable each car sounded compared to their real-life counterpart. Now all I can hear are lawnmowers with Forza, and the new Forza Motorsport doesn't appear much better. Curious what your opinions are on the matter. Thank you!
edit: also fire spitting tailpipes should not be a thing in racing sims, fight me.
it's actually used to be the opposite in old days. Gran Turismo sounded like Lawnmowers and now it's Forza. There's a reason for this. Some people from the Old Sound team for Forza either quit or were fired, and a good number of them now work for Gran Turismo instead, and this reflects somewhat in later patches of Gran Turismo Sport, and especially now in GT7.
@@OfficialMidnightRuby I've been playing sims since GT3 and Sega GT were new games and I wouldn't go so far as to say it used to be the opposite. Though Forza may have had the best car sounds, it was only the best sounding lawnmower. But to be fair, imo, until GT7, they've all sounded unrealistic. GT7 is the first sim I've played where it seems they crafted the sound for each individual engine.
I was curious so I looked it up. In 2014, Turn 10's lead audio designer left to start his own company and then shortly after was hired on at Polyphony. So it wasn't the entire team, but still, it's possible his leaving is why the car sounds have barely been improved at Turn 10.
Forza car sounds mostly suck.