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And unless the BYD credits also covers their upper-tier brands Denza and Yangwang, BYD's cars don't seem to be that exciting to include in a Horizon game. The only ones that would stand out would be the Yangwang U9 Hypercar (which was recently added to Gran Turismo 7), the Denza Z sports car (which would cause conflicts because Nissan's Z models are in the game), and the BYD Racco (a EV Kei car they are making specifically for the Japanese market):
The recent geopolitical tensions with China and Japan/US are also probably limiting the licensing of Chinese cars, as only Wuling has returned in FH6 so far, I think.
Do my eyes deceive me? Spyker is on that list? You can't go and get my hopes up like that. I would have thought they would have ran into similar licensing issues, but apparently Russian investors bought it up in 2021.
Speaking of drivatars, it's odd how they mostly are the same few names for everyone and how one of them is a fucking youubter. So everyone who plays this game has a youtuber's handle shoved in their face. Said youtuber is HokiHoshi by the way. Bet he's buttmad that he didn't take off like BowieKnife99 did.
It depends if they randomly break down and start a fire like their IRL versions.
Imagine if Bowie_Knife99 was driving a BYD, that would end his winning streak.
It depends if they randomly break down and start a fire like their IRL versions.
Imagine if Bowie_Knife99 was driving a BYD, that would end his winning streak.
The real horror would be if Bowie Knife99 in a BYD bursts into flames, and still either wins the race or rams you off the track. That would make hell of a photo though.
The seasonal/weekly challenges seem like a very late tacked-on feature to the game. Even when they were added to Gran Turismo 7, it didn't feel as much of a forced added feature. The line where they said that "what does offline mean to you?" is not reassuring, and they're still insisting that the game will last to Season 8 and beyond. Also, why does it take them 7 seasons to "consider" adding adjustable rim sizes to a racing game, while games like Forza Horizon and The Crew have had those features for years.
I think a lot of the devs could beat this game pretty easily themselves, the problem is that they're terminally autistic nips (that also playtested the game probably a thousand times). I've almost unlocked the AX cup now though, so I guess I'm also terminally autistic. I really do like that this game gives you nothing if you don't earn it.
Forza Horizon 6 also apparently blocks the numbers 63 and 33 on license plates for some reason:
Apparently, 63 is some sort of slur way to say Downs Syndrome. I don't know why 33 would be problematic, unless the devs REALLY hate this Israeli DOTA 2 player and 2-time The International Champion:
Playground Games, being British, is full of butthurt Lewis Hamilton fans. 33 is Max Verstappen's number and Hamilton fans hate him because they believe he robbed Lewis of an 8th F1 World Championship in 2021.
Maverick Games, which consists of some former Forza Horizon devs, have revealed the name of their upcoming narrative and open-world racing game, Clutch:
Apparently, 63 is some sort of slur way to say Downs Syndrome. I don't know why 33 would be problematic, unless the devs REALLY have this Israeli DOTA 2 player and 2-time The International Champion:
Maverick Games, which consists of some former Forza Horizon devs, have revealed the name of their upcoming narrative and open-world racing game, Clutch:
Maverick Games, which consists of some former Forza Horizon devs, have revealed the name of their upcoming narrative and open-world racing game, Clutch:
I'll save my hype for when we see some gameplay and know how the driving physics are. I've become pretty jaded with games made by "former ___ devs" here lately. It would be a breath of fresh air to have some, hell any story in a racing game these days. Not every new racing game needs to be a GT3 at Spa simulator.
Maverick Games, which consists of some former Forza Horizon devs, have revealed the name of their upcoming narrative and open-world racing game, Clutch:
Customization down to Maccers shart stain on the torn fabric seat they say? A story somewhat akin to GTA? And then the trailer ends on some cartoony grappling hook gimmick that lost my interest instantly. If they're cooking up GTA without guns or leaving your car, well, GTA6 will be better unless the physics here will be on par with Gran Turismo 7 and I doubt that if Fast & Furryus gimmicks will be the focus.
Hell, best F&F game was the PS2/PSP "Tokyo drift" because it was an amazing Genki game that only borrowed character names and location from the movie and was otherwise a pretty polished Genki game with both drifting and racing elements present. And the soundtrack was one of the best racing game ones too.
I'll save my hype for when we see some gameplay and know how the driving physics are. I've become pretty jaded with games made by "former ___ devs" here lately. It would be a breath of fresh air to have some, hell any story in a racing game these days. Not every new racing game needs to be a GT3 at Spa simulator.
But look at Horizons and the wonderfully repetitive and boring stories they have! lol. I'll take something actually interesting and engaging at this point.
