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Other than that, the rest is pointless trash, I agree.
As for live service trash, are you talking about the free cars they've been adding every month since launch?
Either way The Eliminator was/is a waste of time. I don't know who thought a BR styled mode was a good idea in a racing game but they were wrong.
I don't have anything against the Super 7 stuff. It's fun to take time to make tracks and challenges with some obscure vehicles.
The weekly races I'm appreciative of because it does keep things kind of fresh with new cars or cars I didn't get from previous seasons. Honestly though. Sometimes the restrictions just suck. And I realllllllly dislike the forced integration of playground games.
This is also a key part. There's only so much you can explore the world or do races over and over without becoming incredibly stale. Just messing around or even competing with friends dramatically extends the games lifeline.
And so much LAG. I SEE myself finish 5th easily, then i'm 7th... Forza is a great racing game but a really really poor online racing game. Who comes up with these bad rules. Why can you even tune beyond A700, why a799, just makes it more tedious for new players. A700 = a700 not a799.
Well consider that you're rather late to the game. It's about 2.5 years old, and there have been 2 large map DLCs. The only two which were promised by the developer, and the only ones which you pay for. Free content added top the game during that same time includes over 100 cars, ranked online racing, multiple physics adjustments and penalty systems based on community feedback, Super 7, Backstage Passes, The Eliminator, new Horizon Stories, and plenty of other things that I'm not remembering off the top of my head.
The game has no shortage of flaws, and I respect that many parts of it are not everyone's cup of tea. Hell, I've been playing since launch and avoid Playground stuff and Drag Racing like the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ plague. If you're expecting competitiveness the likes of iRacing, then a game which lets you drop 1600hp to the pizza cutter back wheels of a Japanese sports car isn't that. At least not without friends. But to claim that the developer hasn't shown an exceptional level of dedication towards trying to please its fanbase and earn the price of admission is flat out disingenuous.
As for FH5, development has been underway. However, it's not gonna show up for at least another 2 years. Complaints about the game's sequels being too similar has resulted in a change in the development cycle between Horizon and Motorsports games. Primarily that there would now be at least 2 years between them. Motorsport 8 might drop this year, so expect FH5 around 2023-2024. Adding the skeleton crew that makes a couple car models (which will be ported to the new game regardless), isn't gonna make it come any sooner. However, using the necessary resources to make proper, full-scale DLCs certainly would take some meaningful labor away from the Horizon 5 team.