@Garfield360UK: A valid concern, but you having nothing to fear my friend, here is a direct quote from the official Forza site:
First, Mods are game modifiers, similar to perks in Forza Horizon 2 or Skulls in Halo 4, that you can unlock as you play in Forza Motorsport 6. Mods can only be used in either Career or in Free Play modes – players cannot use Mods in multiplayer or Leagues races or in Rivals events. Mod packs can be won as part of the Prize spinner (described above) or purchased for in-game credits. Different Mods affect your race in different ways. Mods come in three main categories:
Dare
Dare Mods challenge the player to get out of their comfort zone and perform with specific driving requirements that will test their skills. Players will earn credits bonuses if they succeed in a race with a Dare mod added. All Dare Mods can be used as many times as the player likes, but only one dare can be used at a time. Higher level Dare Mods include more difficult challenges and much greater rewards. Also, because many dares lock the player into harder difficulty settings, the player gets double rewards for using them: first, the dare Mod rewards the player directly. And second, the locked assist setting continue to provide scalars as well – i.e. if the Mod give +15% cr for driving without STM and turning off STM provides +10% by itself, the player receives both scalars.
Some examples of Dare mods include:
· Severe Power Decrease – Power decreased by 8%. Hit the objective to earn +20% credits.
· Manual With Clutch – Manual transmission with clutch. Hit the objective to earn +20% credits.
· Back of the Pack – Start in 24th Grid Position. Hit the objective to earn +30% credits.
Thanks for this post. It addresses some of my concerns after playing the demo. Heck, after playing through the three career races and the Indy 500 event, I was wondering if they replaced car tuning with the mod cards. Many expletives were running through my mind.
As for the demo itself...
I liked the intro, but I do wish they'd put a greater emphasis on inclusivity. It never occurred to me to be a big deal until Horizon 2, but I do believe it'd be nice for women and anyone else who isn't a white male like me to feel immersed by being more represented. I usually don't care, but racing is a personal experience wherein we are the drivers. I can imagine seeing someone who isn't like yourself as a slight kick in the groin in an otherwise awesome and immersive experience.
I didn't enjoy the low class racing with either the rotary Mazda or the Impreza, but the Indy face was spectacularly fun. I'm thinking that the lack of enjoyment for the slower cars may be to too many races with X999 vehicles in Horizon 2. :D
Edit: Oh, the rain racing seemed perfectly done. I've owned an RX7, and it felt just like hitting a puddle in that car when I was younger. :)
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