This ensures that you have a collection that you can be proud of
Bullshit, 800 hard to get cars is also not desirable. So it’s never good. I have all the cars currently available, about 848, and yes, if you have them all, you can be proud. This requires playing a festival playlist almost every week. You won’t achieve this in 10 hours. Furthermore, there are badges for 700 and 800 unique cars.
Moreover, winning a new car feels good every time because of the small dose of dopamine it provides. As well as selling all imitation cars. Even if I’ll never use the 600 million I have now. Such a system is often abused in mobile games to suck as much money as possible out of the washing machine. The FH5 does this differently, as there is sometimes the option to purchase a car kit. These are not pay-to-win and are completely optional.
What makes Forza Horizon 5 so replayable is the changing map (an old theme this month) with festival playlists and the excellent gameplay, by which I mean the feeling of driving and racing the cars themselves. No arcade racer has matched this yet, certainly not GTA5, despite the “great feeling” you might have right there in your garage.
The map is less fun? The opinion is without argument. This map has a more tropical look because it is located in Mexico, which is well developed with a variety of terrain.
[Reactie gewijzigd door dezwarteziel op 30 mei 2024 02:54]

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