@ScreamDream Why would I visit another website for information when I have the greatest source? The game itself. I play it daily and everything you've said is false.
@ScreamDream I remember when trolling used to be a creative art. Now it's blatantly obvious stupidity. Either way, you lost all credibility with this nonsense.
@Gixzr Alright, but the Career mode and Event's were reinvented in Forza Motorsport 5 and are all narrated by the presenters of Top Gear UK, which not only makes them more enjoyable but less of a chore to dig through. This is a large improvement.
The cars you really want are all on DLC? Highly unlikely that you can't find a car you like on FM5 that's not DLC. They've removed a lot of the forgettable cars, and a lot of the duplicate cars (like race cars), and kept only the best. So, when people say there are a lot less cars, the statement is both true, and a little misleading.
Tracks on the other hand, that's where this game truly does suffer. Though tracks that carried over from FM4 look much more beautiful and realistic in FM5, and the new tracks are plentiful, It doesn't feature a lot of tracks out of the box. And T10 hasn't announced whether they'll be free or require purchase when they're released. I personally foresee T10 kicking us a couple free cars, and tracks, and having the rest of the DLC require a fee. Either way, this differs from no game on X1 thus far.
The Rivals was greatly improved offering those thirsty Leaderboard lap setters to earn money for their laps in Rivals mode. In fact, that's where the "Leaderboards" are located now broken down into each Class just like before.
Forzavista (Autovista) is featured on every car in the game I've come across so far. Though some have more options than others, it's been improved on since FM4 and doesn't feel like a separate part of the game.
Drivatars, are okay. As mentioned in the review they can be very aggressive and are definitely not always aware you're on the track with them. They are again, an improvement on FM4's AI.
Many, many, many improvements, and most focus on the bad. When the bad isn't even as bad as they dream it to be. If you enjoyed Forza Motorsport 4, 3, 2, or even 1; Pick this game up, you won't be disappointed. If you liked Horizon... well NFS: Rivals might be more your flavor.
@ScreamDream Pay to win? Would you care to go into detail about how you've come to the conclusion that "some of the great cars are pay to win?" Or was the mere sight of the question mark at the end of your question/statement indication enough that you don't quite know what you're talking about?
Alright, I'd first like to address those claiming that a large portion of this game is hidden behind Micro Transactions. That statement is false. While T10/ FM5 does offer Tokens (in game currency) in exchange for real currency, none of the cars in this game require Tokens for purchase. They can all be purchased with credit's earned from Racing Online, Racing Career, and Leveling Up. Tokens have been around since Forza Motorsport 3, and since they didn't hold the score of FM3, FM4, and Horizon, I wouldn't think they'd hold this rating back either.
DLC is available for this game, and in the future will include not only cars, but tracks as well. Again, none of these are a required purchase and only add to your experience to the game, thus earning the title "add-on".
T10 has officially announced that they will be increasing credits earned dramatically from Racing in Career/Online, and Leveling-Up, due to feedback from the community. Though, it is perfectly simple and easy to earn credits now. I have earned over 1 million credits and I haven't played the game very long. I'd say it's on par for earnings received in Forza Motorsport 3, which was easier than 2, but no quite as easy as 4.
Either way, people should play the game before reporting false information.
He really didn't answer the second question. The person asked if it was possible to put a motor from one manufacturer into a different one. That would be interesting to know, though I doubt it.
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