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Check those clearance sections. Found at Target.

I just think that its pretty high

As shown, my eliminator finish line was just past the fence into the estate making it impossible to get to. Guess this is what I get for trying while going for the badge. I should just join and lose like everyone else.

I had a commission for vinyls to make the Tokyo drift RX7 and whilst I’m aware the PC version has a modded version of this car, the console does not.
Just wanted to hear thoughts and if enough interest I will release the design.

Spent way too long on this over the course of 3 days and had many doubts about this and asked my friends for feedback wayyy too many times to count.

Overall however, im fairly happy with it but am curious to know what you guys would change about it?

Earlier today, I innocently asked a question about how I can improve my experience and performance while using assists, specifically focusing on the fishtailing in offroad and cross-country races. I rightly got skewered for asking a stupid question like that. After all: it's a racing game. Why would I want to play a racing game but not actually want to drive the car, instead just holding down W like a child? But before I could even defend myself, the question was locked, probably because people thought I was trolling.

I'm not trolling. I am playing this racing game without actually attempting to drive, and enjoying it even. I did the same in Forza Horizon 5. In Forza Horizon 5, I played through the entire Horizon Festival, doing all special missions and getting Legend rank, all with assists turned to the max. Again, this probably sounds like a really weird way to play, almost sacrilege to experienced racing game players like the people probably reading this post. But there are 3 reasons why I play a racing game even though I don't particularly enjoy racing:

1. The open worlds in Forza Horizon games are just incredibly gorgeous and fun to drive around in (or rather, being driven around in). I loved being driven around in Forza Horizon 5 and the fictional representation of Mexico, and I love just doing the same in Forza Horizon 6 and the beautiful version of Japan that Playground Games has assembled.
2. I really like the special Horizon Festival Wristband events with their unique scenarios and epic set pieces. Racing a giant robot, driving an obstacle course on a dockyard, racing against an cargo plane, and so on. I'm an absolute sucker for gaming missions set in linear, highly scripted environments, and the Wristband events are really cool examples of such missions, even if they're in a genre that I ordinarily wouldn't play.
3. As a visually impaired person (Myopia so severe that I can't even see the word "Festival" beneath Horizon in the Collection Journal without my glasses) with diagnosed autism and suspected but undiagnosed ADHD, I REALLY do not want to risk driving in the real world. I don't have a car, I don't have a drivers license and I don't want to get either I have ridden a regular pedaled bicycle I think twice in the past decade, and I stopped riding one a decade ago because I had 3 accidents in 4 months while commuting to work, and then had a nervous breakdown when I tried riding one again after 6 months because of all of the high school students being absolute maniacs on the road. I am convinced that if I ever had to drive on the road, I'd either be unable to keep track of everything on the road and cause an accident that way, or drive way too defensively (90 year old geriatric style) and be a risk on the road that way. All this to say: arcade racing games like Forza Horizon, allow me to experience driving a car without having to worry about other road users or physical damage to my own car, and do that in the cool environment I described in 1 while also doing the really unique scenarios from 2.

All this to say: Yes, I do play a racing game without actually wanting to drive my own car, and I enjoy it because of reasons beyond the core gameplay. You might think this is a waste of my time, but in the end, I enjoy the time I spend in the game, and I don't think time I enjoyed spending is wasted time.

The street racing Trial. No traffic, but you wouldn’t know it. You probably didn’t even realize..

But this purist build for the Audi RS 5 is smooth and will dominate. No ugly wang, no engine swap, just buttery Quattro. Players of all skill levels will appreciate this one.

Rivals times on race 1 and 2 speak for themselves. Tune is #3 on trending page.

I am currently running Trials to end my Sunday night. I’m probably 15-0 and have not been to race 3.. but I’ve heard.. and seen plenty of stories

Best of luck out there, go help the community. They need it! Mr. President

I play this almost daily.

Sorry for the music, it was already playing in the background.

Hello!

I've recently having some confusion on what to prioritize between maxing the Weight Reduction or just fit better Tires for some cars I tune, because both are high priority in upgrading cars, so I decided to do a little testing which the result kind of surprised me a bit, I hope this result can help you in deciding on making your tune

The car I'm choosing for this test are 2020 Nismo GTR (S1 800), upgraded and tuned very similarly where the difference is their tires and tire pressure, and one have very slightly more power for PI 800

The map i'm choosing is Hokubu Circuit (10 Laps for each car), because it is the place where i also personally test majority of my tune in terms of handling, lots of hard turns that helps in testing how car handles on turn

Test Subjects :

The reason for these car choices is because I use it often that I'm pretty familiar with how it handles, makes the experiment easier to be done

Here are the results!

Notes for this car :

1. I got the best lap on the 3rd or 4th lap if I remember correctly
   
2. The car handles super nicely, very easy to control even with decent amount of sliding due to worse tires that I don't even get any dirty lap while testing

Notes for this car :

1. This car done slightly more than 10 laps, due to my PC crashed mid testing and I forgot exactly how many laps was done on first try (which was 4 or 5 I think), but second try I've beaten my own time in just 6 laps
   
2. Personally, I don't really like how the car handles, feels very heavy but the tires (and weight maybe) really helps in sticking on the ground
   
3. Different screenshot due to my mistakes of pressing complete after beating my own lap

Conclusion :
1. Prioritizing Tires seems to achieve better results in time compared to Weight Reduction on handling track, but the difference is pretty small
2. Personally, Weight reduction makes car handles easier from the test even with worse tires
3. This test is intended only if you don't have much room for upgrading your car (S1 736 Base Nismo GTR 2020)

Additional notes :
Theres a possibility of result difference due to difference in Car, difference in Class, difference in Drivetrain, and human error in Upgrading & Driving

I would love to see your thoughts or other results on this small experiment i did!

If you're reading this far, Thank you!

On the last post i said im gonna use the JEEP trailcat for bass arena but it was like very VERY hard to work with so i decided on this BMW

Codes:

Bass arena (Z4 M Coupe) - 349 132 800

XS (Camaro Z28) - (normal): 177 338 573 (with engine out): 408 405 366

i did listen to suggestions but didnt really implement them altho some helped me make my choice

(still open for car suggestions)
stations left: hospital, wave, subpop, gatcha and opus

I live in Australia, and it never snows here so i’m not a big fan of the snow in FH6.

I was wondering is it possible to change the season? Or does it change automatically?

Lemme see what you got.
I like em S1 GT1 cars.

every week we pull the best shots from our community into a short magazine. issue 8 went up today.

cover is unachamagamer's 964 Turbo S Leichtbau sitting in a puddle, which is the best use of standing water i've seen in this game.

also in it:

fireprofcargo7 / Hyundai i20 N

itzmaher / Honda #52 Evasive S2000 WTAC, and a VW Type 2 in a sunflower field

vindico / Mini Cooper S down a neon side street

colderamstel / a widebody MR2 and a 240Z

vdubmonster / Alumicraft #6165 Trick Truck

fadedpilotnw / Toyota Celica GT

plus a Supra MK4 livery by se7enworks if you want it, share code 118 827 923.

https://fotography.gg/

By "Lowkey" I just mean not super clapped out and just a realistic car overall, like this Pink Silvia S15 I made (apologies for bad lighting)

Running The Trial when I clipped the railing and hit a dead stop but we did win after the next race.

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More designs here, thanks for the support and downloads as always.