Project Cars and the F1 series both feature qualifying, and a higher emphasis on pit and tire strategy in longer races. Whereas in FM, your starting spot is the same every career race, and even with the addition of dynamic weather, there's no need to switch between wet and dry tires.
But Forza Motorsport already does take a break every other year. Another year off wouldn't hurt though.
Of course, but my point is that the new things being added with each new entry in both series are minor things with a coat of new paint. Turn 10 and Playground Games don't really seem to know what to do with their games to make them better, so we get loot crates and tons of weird cosmetics to be the new things that don't really add anything to the game as a sequel.
I played it only a few months ago and man, you'd be surprised how well the campaign and the feel of the game holds up. I vastly prefer it to any Forza game since.
You stop now because FM7 wasn't as well-received, they've been given time by Microsoft to reconsider what the series is, and there's no point in them getting an FM8 out the door next year when next gen isn't far off. The systems that they're assessing and rewriting in FM7 will eventually transfer over to an FM8 and they have the luxury of seeing how the changes impact an actual live user base.
Wasn't there something about 3/4 year? Maybe they're looking for another launch spot in the year, because people aren't maining racing games as they are CoD and Fifa for example, so it's always a bad collision there, I assume.
Definitely Motorsport 8 is going to be the next Forza series game (unless a kart racer actually shows up).
If Game Pass really grows or if Microsoft is betting on subscription based game streaming to really take off, this would make perfect sense. Go completely iRacing model, just with the membership fee included in Game Pass. Would be stupid to start with 700 cars included though. Smarter to start with a franchise reboot title that is included in game pass, but you need to buy the (visually and physically upgraded) car models above some maybe 30 cars that are free.
I mean there's pretty much no chance Horizon 5 is going to be the next Forza game. And considering those are the only two...
I wonder how long they'll be doing events/post launch support on FH4. Will it be just the few months, or will they keep adding incentive to keep playing even a year from now?
Sure, and Playground has in turn helped Turn10 with Forza Motorsport. Each studio has their main focus, though.
I think you're on the money with Forza Motorsport, but Forza Horizon still manages to feel fresh to me.
Fable IV is not going to be a launch game unless Scarlett is launching in 2021 or 2022. But it's highly possible it will be a part of Xbox' hype train when they announce the console.
Sorry, I should have specified Scarlett and then Console version of Forza.
Really? I never knew it was running 4k60, I thought it was less. Forget my post then!
