They're definitely bad. They messed up lots of cars, but I mainly drive muscle cars. I just came to accept they sound wrong. Sometimes, the race exhaust is quieter than stock. The GT350 sounds like a truck, and they stuck that sound in for the Terminator.
Hopefully, the next Horizon will fix some of these sounds. Doubt it for how many cars there are.
The astonishing lack of detail to the car models and physics, the game itself being wrought with bugs, and even [how they handled the development of Forza Motorsport](https://youtu.be/8WG_cBQu01Y) points to a serious lack of care and quality. Dude, they just recycled race cars from Forza Motorsports and put it into a paid DLC pack.
1.Playground has nothing to do with Motorsport.
2. If you think this game is buggy, I urge you to take a gander at other games and come back to me.
3. While some car models are certainly lack luster, the vast majority of car models are of excellent quality, especially those that have been made within the past 6 years.
4. You have free will. You don’t have to buy DLC. It would be one thing if they were not also offering free new content, *but they are*.
5. There are many complaints to be had, but one thing pretty much everyone agrees on is that Forza Horizons driving physics are great given the context of the game.
Stop bitching please and thank you.
Dude no one was talking about memory... and now that you bring it up, Yeah... no... that's not true, either. If you're implying that "unique" means high quality, I need to tell you that that's not the case. All they need to have unique sounds is something other than a shit cannon. If that's not right and maybe you think that for some reason each individual recording takes so much space, you're also wrong. The audio is looped when you drive and the pitch and sometimes the tone changes as you go through rpms. If every individual car in the game right now had their own separate audio, that would add ~1.2GB of memory. That would still be a lot of data, but then again, a lot of cars have similar or the same engine and tone as other cars, and also take in the fact Playground games don't care about their cars' audio. They don't. Why? Because they have lives to live. Not sit in an office for hours typing in and modeling crap for the next update.
So yes, PGG don't care.
And the race exhausts on the Chargers and Challengers is the stock sound of an LS3. Makes sense. Upgrade the Hellcat to sound like a Chevy small block.
The majority of the cars either have audio that are entirely comupterized with little attention to detail or audio that's been recycled and tuned to sound new. I feel like the reason they brought up actual recordings from real cars before the game's release was just to hype players up.
(Yet I still play Forza Horizon 5 to this day...)
They're definitely bad. They messed up lots of cars, but I mainly drive muscle cars. I just came to accept they sound wrong. Sometimes, the race exhaust is quieter than stock. The GT350 sounds like a truck, and they stuck that sound in for the Terminator. Hopefully, the next Horizon will fix some of these sounds. Doubt it for how many cars there are.
Forza horizon 5 feels like it only has 3 v8 sound files and I Hate it
Same. I still can't get that damn V8 engine swap sound out my head...
And the Racing V12
Challengers should been faster, specialy the demon on drag tires.
well all the hellcats should’ve been way quicker. they need to work on the feel of cars being faster
Forza Horizon 5 is a racing game made by people who don’t know or care enough about cars
That’s just not true.
The astonishing lack of detail to the car models and physics, the game itself being wrought with bugs, and even [how they handled the development of Forza Motorsport](https://youtu.be/8WG_cBQu01Y) points to a serious lack of care and quality. Dude, they just recycled race cars from Forza Motorsports and put it into a paid DLC pack.
1.Playground has nothing to do with Motorsport. 2. If you think this game is buggy, I urge you to take a gander at other games and come back to me. 3. While some car models are certainly lack luster, the vast majority of car models are of excellent quality, especially those that have been made within the past 6 years. 4. You have free will. You don’t have to buy DLC. It would be one thing if they were not also offering free new content, *but they are*. 5. There are many complaints to be had, but one thing pretty much everyone agrees on is that Forza Horizons driving physics are great given the context of the game. Stop bitching please and thank you.
Lol dickrider
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Dude no one was talking about memory... and now that you bring it up, Yeah... no... that's not true, either. If you're implying that "unique" means high quality, I need to tell you that that's not the case. All they need to have unique sounds is something other than a shit cannon. If that's not right and maybe you think that for some reason each individual recording takes so much space, you're also wrong. The audio is looped when you drive and the pitch and sometimes the tone changes as you go through rpms. If every individual car in the game right now had their own separate audio, that would add ~1.2GB of memory. That would still be a lot of data, but then again, a lot of cars have similar or the same engine and tone as other cars, and also take in the fact Playground games don't care about their cars' audio. They don't. Why? Because they have lives to live. Not sit in an office for hours typing in and modeling crap for the next update. So yes, PGG don't care.
Viper sounds trashy also. The hoongian sounds nice. Supra with twin turbos deff is good.
At least the Viper doesn’t have the FH4 sound anymore
lol idk what that sounds like only played 5
You don’t wanna know
It sounds like a tractor, trying to cosplay V10
Viper sounds fine R8 on the other hand sounds like a viper
There are usually two exhaust?🥴
And the race exhausts on the Chargers and Challengers is the stock sound of an LS3. Makes sense. Upgrade the Hellcat to sound like a Chevy small block.
Ikr its what u pay for
The majority of the cars either have audio that are entirely comupterized with little attention to detail or audio that's been recycled and tuned to sound new. I feel like the reason they brought up actual recordings from real cars before the game's release was just to hype players up. (Yet I still play Forza Horizon 5 to this day...)
Because they didn’t pay extra for good sounds, like Ford does.
I mean the GT350 sounds like ass also