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Dr. Faustus
Feb 18, 2001

Grimey Drawer

Cojawfee posted:

See, I told you to just poo poo all of your money into just 1 hobby instead of many.
Thank you for caring, Coja. I do not intend that as sarcasm, either. I know your advice is sound.
But you knew all along I am an addict. If it isn't booze, it's toys to distract me from booze.

Cannot Find Server posted:

...no Spada, no Transit...
I'm totally ok with this.

As for the track list, it really stings. I remember from playing Team Fortress that new maps (even though they were free!) split our little gaming communities all the time, until the time came that you could download them from the server and not have to go looking for some .zip file to extract somewhere while everybody else was playing.

DLC tracks are a terrible idea unless they are free. People can still race together even if some have car packs others don't, but of course tracks can't work that way. We'll have a full lobby (being optimistic, I know) and then someone will switch to a DLC track and 2/3rds of the people will vanish, looking for another lobby to race in.

Yes, this is going to hurt, and I won't sugarcoat it. I *love* Suzuka and Maple Valley and Camino with all my heart. Bernese is a decent Camino replacement, but the loss of Maple Valley and Suzuka is hitting me hard. I'm relieved the 'Ring is coming back, because unless you're one of the 'Ring haters you'll probably come up with the $ to grab it.

I'm chalking this all up to having to make the console launch. I'd prefer to wait for a more complete game, but I understand the necessity to have FM available at launch. We can at least hope Microsoft will learn from this and either a) let Turn10 hook us up with some free DLC (I know, I know) or b) FM6 will be huge. As far as Horizon is concerned, I played until I won the event and that was it. I never bought a single car pack for it, and unless the next iteration has lots more online stuff to do, I never will.

So... it's a bitter pill to swallow regardless. It's also the price those of us who choose to adopt early end up paying. We're kinda used to it. Even with the free rape included in FM5, the gameplay footage I am seeing has me sold anyway. It's poo poo-hot and sounds amazing.

P.S. - I'm sorry Cubivore got probabted for engaging in a civil little debate with me about my opinion regarding console merit vs. specs, and I am not trying to revive or continue that discussion here. We did chat about it over PM and I half-jokingly told him that in my opinion the console that "wins" will be the one that doesn't die in eleven months like my first 360 did. :v:

Dr. Faustus fucked around with this message at 00:38 on Nov 7, 2013

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redhalo
May 19, 2009

So I was thinking, and this may sound stupid, but what are the chances that Microsoft is forcing Forza 5 to be limited so as to not take up a majority share of the hard drive right at launch?

PhancyPants
Nov 15, 2003

Hotdog Suit Up!

Dr. Faustus posted:

That would be me. I had forgotten already! Thanks for the reminder, because now my expenses for early 2014 have just dropped considerably. I'll buy another guitar, instead! Huzzah!

Forza Motorsport 5: gently caress It. Let's Just Buy Rocksmith

hitze
Aug 28, 2007
Give me a dollar. No, the twenty. This is gonna blow your mind...

redhalo posted:

So I was thinking, and this may sound stupid, but what are the chances that Microsoft is forcing Forza 5 to be limited so as to not take up a majority share of the hard drive right at launch?

You're right, that does sound stupid :haw:

PhancyPants
Nov 15, 2003

Hotdog Suit Up!

redhalo posted:

So I was thinking, and this may sound stupid, but what are the chances that Microsoft is forcing Forza 5 to be limited so as to not take up a majority share of the hard drive right at launch?

It's much more likely that they were forced to be a launch title (One of the boxes you need to check on a console launch is "Car porn game").

Scirocco Griffon
Feb 3, 2012

redhalo posted:

So I was thinking, and this may sound stupid, but what are the chances that Microsoft is forcing Forza 5 to be limited so as to not take up a majority share of the hard drive right at launch?

I think it's more that they didn't have that much time to get this ready for the console launch, and since they don't have the clout with their parent company like PD does with Sony missing the launch date just isn't an option.

redhalo
May 19, 2009

hitze posted:

You're right, that does sound stupid :haw:
Is it though? The larger the install size the less people will buy until external drives are patched in. That sounds par for the course for every other Microsoft decision so far.

PhancyPants posted:

It's much more likely that they were forced to be a launch title (One of the boxes you need to check on a console launch is "Car porn game").
I could have sworn I had previously read during Forza 4 development that scanned the cars to future proof so they wouldn't have to every game. Even ignoring that, several of the previous Autovista cars aren't even on the list.

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Dec 25, 2009

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I think I'm going to keep my pre-order since I bought the limited edition but I'm sorta glad I waited too long to pre-order the xbone now, I would be pissed if I dropped all that money for so little content.

Tragic Otter
Aug 3, 2000

This seriously sucks. I've been eagerly awaiting Forza 5, and in fact, I'd say it's the only MUST HAVE next-gen console game on my radar. And now T10's big announcement turns out to be that they've taken an axe to the content.

My biggest disappointment, so far as the cars go, is the serious lack of attention to more mundane cars. It seems like the E and D classes have been severely stripped of content, and those were sometimes my favorites to drive. Forza 4 was a breath of fresh air in that regard.

And then the tracks...gently caress. It's like Turn 10 took a poll on people's favorite tracks, then decided to include the least popular. Alps, but no Maple Valley? Catalunya, but no Suzuka? Top Gear Test Track, but no Mugello? drat.

I'm not canceling my pre-order yet but I'm giving it pretty serious thought.

GentlemanofLeisure
Aug 27, 2008
I think the thing about the car list that makes me the most mad is that they trimmed it considerably but then they have like...5 BMW M3's, a bunch of Corvettes, 3 Trans Am's between the late 1960's-1970's. I know the cars are popular but man, go for some variety instead of that poo poo. I know GT gets a bad rap for having like 50 Skylines, but the fuckin game has 1000+ cars!

Dr. Faustus
Feb 18, 2001

Grimey Drawer
Here's the bulk of the article posted previously, for the lazy:

quote:

"We're grading the tracks on what state they're in, and if they didn't make the grade they were gone. For me it was less about do I want to deliver this or want to deliver that, I wanted to deliver the next-generation quality - and that meant having the shaders, and the imperfections in the concrete. And the easiest way to get those is to laser scan the track, as that captures those imperfections. We had old references on tracks where if the tracks we had were close we were able to go back to the old reference and recreate that imperfection. By definition that means these tracks take more time than ever."

Polyphony's Gran Turismo 6 recently had its car and track-list confirmed, with some 39 circuits and 1197 vehicles featuring - but it's worth noting that a bulk of that content has been ported over from versions of Gran Turismo that stretch as far back as its PlayStation 2 days.
Forza 5: The tracks

Bernese Alps
Catalunya
Spa
Indianapolis
Le Mans
Laguna Seca
Mount Panorama
Prague
Road Atlanta
Sebring
Silverstone
Test Track Airfield
Top Gear test track
Yas Marina

"We're looking at laser scanning of everything moving forward - that's what it comes down to," Greenawalt said of Turn 10's approach. "We want that to be the standard for next-generation. Our goal's not to carry old content over - and even with all the cars, we did the same process. There were some inaccuracies, and some cars were old-spec that we'd updated from Forza 2 to 3 to 4. But they didn't have the poly count where we wanted it - and they weren't as easy to up-res, so we just recaptured them. Some of them, the spec was good and we could add polygons where we needed them. So it came down to this rating system - and any track or car that wasn't an A grade got either chucked or recaptured."

The tracks that have been added to Forza's roster for the Xbox One game are certainly noteworthy. Spa Francorchamps, the host of the Belgian GP and one of the finest circuits in contemporary use, features, as does Bathurst's Mount Panorama circuit, complete with the famously challenging section that scales the mountainside before coming careering back down again.

And likewise the car list, while slimmer, is more diverse. Open-wheel cars make their debut in Forza in the form of the Dallara DW12 that's used in the Indycar series, and two classic F1 cars in the Ferrari 312T and McLaren M23, both from the 1976 season. A new announcement introduces a more modern example in the Lotus E21, the F1 car that's been campaigned by Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean this season.
...

There's hope that some of those missing tracks will make their way to Forza Motorsport 5 - indeed there's a rumour that the Nurburgring is shaping up for release early next year - but there's no commitment from Turn 10 just yet. "We're looking at what we're going to add as DLC. Obviously we're committed to cars - that's something we do very well. We're looking at tracks as well to see what we can do there."

Sorry about the wall-o-text, but I read the first bolded part and to me at least it rings true (no pun intended).

After experiencing GT5, the last thing I want is 200 "premium" cars and 800 "ugly rear end last gen" cars. I would have bought GT5 with just 200 premium cars (I can say this truthfully because I did buy GT5, and the whole time I had GT5 and played it, which is to say: up until FM4 came out and not a day longer) I *never* took a non-premium car out to drive. After the pretty cockpits, windshield wipers, high-beam headlights, and general gorgeousness of the new cars, I never wanted to drive a car with a hexagonal tailpipe and low poly-counts. The generic cockpits that got added later did nothing for me.

But that's just me. I am aware that some of the most fun cars in the game were old ones, but not for me. All of us gamers have different tastes and aspects that we care more about, and so it's only natural we'll disagree about stuff.

I'm not going to defend FM5 any further except to say that I'd rather have the higher standards and less content, than have more content that looks like poo poo compared to the new stuff. It was true for me in Gran Turismo, and it's true for me in Forza. It is a little weird seeing some people seemingly forget the bitter disappointment that was GT5 and now knocking FM5 for not following that model of releasing unfinished product with a day-one 894 MB patch and a 2.0 patch waiting way off in the future of the game. I wonder how we'll all feel come time for FM6?

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GentlemanofLeisure posted:

I think the thing about the car list that makes me the most mad is that they trimmed it considerably but then they have like...5 BMW M3's, a bunch of Corvettes, 3 Trans Am's between the late 1960's-1970's. I know the cars are popular but man, go for some variety instead of that poo poo. I know GT gets a bad rap for having like 50 Skylines, but the fuckin game has 1000+ cars!
We're used to the old FM4 list, so yeah, it hurts. Personally I will really miss the Pinto and the Pacer. They were fun as hell. And the Porches... sigh. The starting list of cars for FM5 seems pretty robust for the smaller number. It's not fair to compare it to the FM4 list. As I said above, as far as I was concerned, GT5 didn't have 1000+ cars. It had 200, and another 800+ I wouldn't bother with. [/edit]

Lastly, something tells me that having Mount Panorama and Spa in the game at launch is gonna be quite the balm on my hurt butt.

Dr. Faustus fucked around with this message at 02:05 on Nov 7, 2013

MUFFlNS
Mar 7, 2004

Dr. Faustus posted:

It is a little weird seeing some people seemingly forget the bitter disappointment that was GT5 and now knocking FM5 for not following that model of releasing unfinished product with a day-one 894 MB patch and a 2.0 patch waiting way off in the future of the game.

FM5 is an unfinished product though, you need to download the day-one patch to get the content that's not on the disc that you bought, otherwise you'll never be able to complete the career mode of the game. They're releasing Forza 5 in an even worse and more incomplete state than GT5.

Shogunner
Apr 29, 2010

Ready to crash and burn.
I never learn.
I'm on the rapetrain.
14 minute interview with Creative director Dan Greenawalt by Rev3Games. I might have to get an Xbone now gently caress

http://www.youtube.com/watch?list=UUQXR8pItAoKDAJSbphFxbrg&feature=player_detailpage&v=sE0Dr4VEqi4

Dr. Faustus
Feb 18, 2001

Grimey Drawer

MUFFlNS posted:

FM5 is an unfinished product though, you need to download the day-one patch to get the content that's not on the disc that you bought, otherwise you'll never be able to complete the career mode of the game. They're releasing Forza 5 in an even worse and more incomplete state than GT5.
I beg to differ. Show me a couple gigabytes of patches and a game that still isn't really finished three full years later and I'll agree with you.

Dude, worse and more incomplete than GT5? Really. Really. Day one 894 MB patch. Really. GT 2.0 released just as FM4 was coming out, October 2011. How big was that one? I'm dumbfounded you could say this.

Dr. Faustus fucked around with this message at 02:51 on Nov 7, 2013

hitze
Aug 28, 2007
Give me a dollar. No, the twenty. This is gonna blow your mind...

Was GT5 a launch game?..

I said come in!
Jun 22, 2004

MUFFlNS posted:

FM5 is an unfinished product though, you need to download the day-one patch to get the content that's not on the disc that you bought, otherwise you'll never be able to complete the career mode of the game. They're releasing Forza 5 in an even worse and more incomplete state than GT5.

Gran Turismo 6 is exactly the same. Gran Turismo 5 had a day one patch too. This is standard for games now in fact.

Forza 4 is still the best racing game hands down, and I doubt even GT6 will be better. I would even go as far as to say Forza 4 is more realistic.

MUFFlNS
Mar 7, 2004

Dr. Faustus posted:

I beg to differ. Show me a couple gigabytes of patches and a game that still isn't really finished three full years later and I'll agree with you.

Dude, worse and more incomplete than GT5? Really. Really. Day one 894 MB patch. Really. GT 2.0 released just as FM4 was coming out, October 2011. How big was that one? I'm dumbfounded you could say this.

Well you could play GT5 to completion without ever patching it, at least. Shame the same can't be said of Forza 5 since it's missing vital content that prohibits player progression until patched. Pretty major difference in my opinion :shobon:

Anyway, I was just pointing out that your rambling that people would prefer Forza 5 to be unfinished when it literally is unfinished was silly, that's all.

Dr. Faustus
Feb 18, 2001

Grimey Drawer

MUFFlNS posted:

Anyway, I was just pointing out that your rambling that people would prefer Forza 5 to be unfinished when it literally is unfinished was silly, that's all.
That is not what I said and you know it. I said I'd rather have less content if it's higher quality than shitloads of low-quality content that I'd never touch.
Save the strawmen arguments for GBS or something.

Really, you've reached a new low.

Minimaul
Mar 8, 2003

Even with less cars and tracks, I hope it's still fun. At its core Forza is a fun game and hits all the right spots - hitting more spots would be great, but I'll manage. I just hope career mode doesn't suffer too much, but with less cars and tracks there's not going to be as many one-off races and categories for special types of races. Hopefully they don't try to make the career really big like Forza 4's and fill it with redundant and repetitive races. Also, hopefully the standards are back like the leaderboard and online challenges or whatever they were called.

OXBALLS DOT COM
Sep 11, 2005

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Faceless Clock posted:

This seriously sucks. I've been eagerly awaiting Forza 5, and in fact, I'd say it's the only MUST HAVE next-gen console game on my radar. And now T10's big announcement turns out to be that they've taken an axe to the content.

My biggest disappointment, so far as the cars go, is the serious lack of attention to more mundane cars. It seems like the E and D classes have been severely stripped of content, and those were sometimes my favorites to drive. Forza 4 was a breath of fresh air in that regard.

And then the tracks...gently caress. It's like Turn 10 took a poll on people's favorite tracks, then decided to include the least popular. Alps, but no Maple Valley? Catalunya, but no Suzuka? Top Gear Test Track, but no Mugello? drat.

I'm not canceling my pre-order yet but I'm giving it pretty serious thought.

Even with 1200 cars, the GT series still neglects a lot of cars relevant to car enthusiasts in the US. Until now, Forza was the only option for them but welp.

MUFFlNS
Mar 7, 2004

Dr. Faustus posted:

That is not what I said and you know it. I said I'd rather have less content if it's higher quality than shitloads of low-quality content that I'd never touch.
Save the strawmen arguments for GBS or something.

Really, you've reached a new low.

...but you did :confused:

Dr. Faustus posted:

It is a little weird seeing some people seemingly forget the bitter disappointment that was GT5 and now knocking FM5 for not following that model of releasing unfinished product with a day-one 894 MB patch and a 2.0 patch waiting way off in the future of the game.

Anyway, I was just pointing out that the game has a day one patch is all. If I recall correctly Dan Greenawalt said it's because the Xbox One was originally designed with DRM in mind and 24-hour check-ins, so they designed the game around the assumption that everybody playing would be connecting online and they could push content out in a day one patch after the game went gold. There's no need to freak out :cheers:

Dr. Faustus
Feb 18, 2001

Grimey Drawer

MUFFlNS posted:

Anyway, I was just pointing out that the game has a day one patch is all.
O sure, when you put it that way, it's like the two rollouts are exactly, equally embarrassing. Show me the gigabytes of patches to "complete" the game and I'll repent.

But you didn't merely point out that the game has day one patch. You also said, "They're releasing Forza 5 in an even worse and more incomplete state than GT5."

We have seen with Turn10 that they prioritize to meet deadlines and milestones. We have seen with Polyphony Digital that they... suck at deadlines. Monumentally suck at deadlines.
So, FM5 is a launch title. That is to say, it WILL launch with the console. GT5 was supposed to be one as well. We all know how well that turned out.
I'm used to you saying unrealistically positive things about GT, but this is a step beyond what even I can stomach.

Like I said, we're gamers and that means we're opinionated and sometimes disagree about stuff. But even if FM5 has a 895 MB day one patch, Polyphony's horrible track record will still be worse.

Sorry if I sound angry, I'm more incredulous than anything.

Ether Frenzy
Dec 22, 2006




Nap Ghost

MUFFlNS posted:

FM5 is an unfinished product though, you need to download the day-one patch to get the content that's not on the disc that you bought, otherwise you'll never be able to complete the career mode of the game. They're releasing Forza 5 in an even worse and more incomplete state than GT5.

I'm trying to remember, was GT5 a great game that had little content or was it a steaming pile of poo poo that got delayed 9 weeks and still was horrid until patch 137.0, 48 months after it came out

wernox
Mar 26, 2001

I gave up my OG title for this.
Can't we just talk about Forza in here? Do we have to rehash the same bullshit over and over? All of us have made up our minds and are gonna play the games we want to play on the platforms we preordered....... No one is going to change anyone's mind.

GutBomb
Jun 15, 2005

Dude?
Models ported from fm4 wouldn't look out of place though. Every car had an interior, every car had a decent poly count. And the game looks good in hd on a 70 inch tv. Those models in fm5 would have been perfectly fine, and nowhere near the difference between normal and premium cars in gt5.

robotsinmyhead
Nov 29, 2005

Dude, they oughta call you Piledriver!

Clever Betty
You guys are taking the wind out of my sails. I all-but pre-ordered the game last night, and now I'm thinking about just waiting for a while.

Basticle
Sep 12, 2011


So someone correct me if I'm wrong but isnt the Mad Catz wheel supposed to be the "official" Xbox One wheel? Yet they havent announced a drat price yet, nor is it on any retailers website. What gives?

Dr. Faustus
Feb 18, 2001

Grimey Drawer

GutBomb posted:

Models ported from fm4 wouldn't look out of place though. Every car had an interior, every car had a decent poly count. And the game looks good in hd on a 70 inch tv. Those models in fm5 would have been perfectly fine, and nowhere near the difference between normal and premium cars in gt5.
You're very cool in my book, GB. But this is pure conjecture. We haven't actually seen the final product in action at home to make the call. I suspect you have a point, but I also respect Turn10's decision to dump anything that doesn't meet their new standard.

Basticle posted:

So someone correct me if I'm wrong but isnt the Mad Catz wheel supposed to be the "official" Xbox One wheel? Yet they havent announced a drat price yet, nor is it on any retailers website. What gives?
I was getting the impression that the Thrustmaster wheel was the "official" wheel. Not too psyched about the Italia wheel design, but I do like the news that three pedal setups and better shifters are planned.

I actually like the MadCatz design, with the swappable wheels. But I do want to finally have a clutch, and of course their QC is always going to be suspect until they step it up. This product is looking pretty good, with the adjustable pedal springs and different wheel designs. Throw in a clutch pedal and I might give them a shot.

robotsinmyhead posted:

You guys are taking the wind out of my sails. I all-but pre-ordered the game last night, and now I'm thinking about just waiting for a while.
I won't say waiting is ever a bad idea, but maybe just watch the HD videos that are coming out and see if you get PPPUUUMMMMMMMPPED. I am!

Dr. Faustus fucked around with this message at 20:40 on Nov 7, 2013

Neurolimal
Nov 3, 2012

Dr. Faustus posted:

You're very cool in my book, GB. But this is pure conjecture. We haven't actually seen the final product in action at home to make the call. I suspect you have a point, but I also respect Turn10's decision to dump anything that doesn't meet their new standard.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPAQa6Scbdc

It looks like the absolute worst case would be that the old cars would have slightly worse reflections, but still nothing to the extent of GT5, and nobody should cheerlead the loss of quality car choices that could have easily been kept at little cost to the studio and at no harm to the consumer.

Dr. Faustus
Feb 18, 2001

Grimey Drawer

Neurolimal posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPAQa6Scbdc

It looks like the absolute worst case would be that the old cars would have slightly worse reflections, but still nothing to the extent of GT5, and nobody should cheerlead the loss of quality car choices that could have easily been kept at little cost to the studio and at no harm to the consumer.
What it "looks like" and what is reality for the developer are likely two different things. Also, the term "quality" in "quality car choices" is entirely dependent on that difference. Call me a cheerleader if you must, but I'm giving T10 the benefit of the doubt in this case, at least for now.
Since I don't code games for a living, I won't deign to second-guess T10 or what constitutes "harm to the consumer."

Neurolimal
Nov 3, 2012
Many, Many, Many, Many, Many, Many games threads have shown that having blind faith in a games studio you like at the cost of ignoring every video and bit of news is an incredibly bad idea.

You can talk about how it could still be the bestest thing ever and that we can't really know until it's out, but be aware that anyone reading such a post is going to put it far below actual proof of what the game looks like and plays.

hitze
Aug 28, 2007
Give me a dollar. No, the twenty. This is gonna blow your mind...

Aren't all cars in Forza 5 going to be autovista, you can't just pop in non autovista cars and magically make them autovista

Neurolimal
Nov 3, 2012

hitze posted:

Aren't all cars in Forza 5 going to be autovista, you can't just pop in non autovista cars and magically make them autovista

You're right about that, but the question is: if they can't get their entire selection autovista'd in time, would you consider it a feature worth shedding 3/4ths of the cars over, or would you be fine without it (and just let it be patched in at another point in time, or sold as DLC)?

GentlemanofLeisure
Aug 27, 2008

Neurolimal posted:

You're right about that, but the question is: if they can't get their entire selection autovista'd in time, would you consider it a feature worth shedding 3/4ths of the cars over, or would you be fine without it (and just let it be patched in at another point in time, or sold as DLC)?
The only reason I did anything with Autovista in FM4 was for the Achievements/completion of the game. I could give a gently caress if they have Autovista in the game or not, and if it was DLC it would be a definite non-purchase for me. I don't think I know anyone who's ever mentioned Autovista while talking about FM4, and I don't know of anyone who would be dearly disappointed if it were omitted.

Is it cool? Sure, it's cool to be able to fully explore a full car like that in game. It just doesn't add any value to me.

hitze
Aug 28, 2007
Give me a dollar. No, the twenty. This is gonna blow your mind...

It's cool but it's like a one time use for me, I don't know why they insist on using up so much time doing it. I play Forza to race, not to gawk at cars with toggle-able doors and poo poo.

MUFFlNS
Mar 7, 2004

The weird thing is that there are Autovista cars from Forza 4 that won't be in Forza 5, which doesn't really make any sense. Here's the ones that they didn't bring over:

2009 Bugatti Veyron 16.4
1982 DeLorean DMC-12
1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa
2002 Ferrari Enzo Ferrari
2010 Gumpert Apollo S
2006 Hummer H1 Alpha
2006 Koenigsegg CCX
2008 Lamborghini Reventon
2010 Morgan Aero SuperSports
2010 C8 Laviolette LM85

I'd be shocked if they weren't just saving them to throw into the DLC car packs.

Dr. Faustus
Feb 18, 2001

Grimey Drawer

Neurolimal posted:

Many, Many, Many, Many, Many, Many games threads have shown that having blind faith in a games studio you like at the cost of ignoring every video and bit of news is an incredibly bad idea.

But I am not ignoring videos. I am stoked by the videos. If you read any of my posts you will know that I am also *not* ignoring the news. I am addressing it head-on. Jesus.

quote:

You can talk about how it could still be the bestest thing ever and that we can't really know until it's out

Reminds me of something:

quote:

I already said this nine posts ago:
We haven't actually seen the final product in action at home to make the call.

Tragic Otter
Aug 3, 2000

Well, I've decided to cancel my order, along with my Xbox One. Maybe Forza 5 will still be awesome, but I'm not sticking my neck out to the tune of $560 bucks (plus the wheel!) to find out.

pvax
Aug 6, 2001

Let's get serious now. Does anyone really think this game is going to suck??? Come fuckin' on. It'll be fantastic to play and will kick all sorts of rear end. I wish I had the money - I'm jealous of those that will get to play it.

It's just what is missing/removed that anyone is actually (and righty) pissed about. The only people I really feel for are the poor wheel users who are being forced to upgrade. That sucks.

I'm sure Forza 6 will be amazing, though.

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Cojawfee
May 31, 2006
I think the US is dumb for not using Celsius

pvax posted:

Let's get serious now. Does anyone really think this game is going to suck??? Come fuckin' on. It'll be fantastic to play and will kick all sorts of rear end. I wish I had the money - I'm jealous of those that will get to play it.

It's just what is missing/removed that anyone is actually (and righty) pissed about. The only people I really feel for are the poor wheel users who are being forced to upgrade. That sucks.

I'm sure Forza 6 will be amazing, though.

I'm sure it will be fun to play, will it be 600 dollars fun for what I'm getting, probably not. I'll keep watching this thread to see how people like it and if something amazing is added to the game that makes me buy it, I'll get an xbone.

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