Why are wheelspins and super wheelspins in FH5 so greedy?

[betatesterksen]

Why are wheelspins and super wheelspins in FH5 so greedy? Out of five super wheelspins and 10+ wheelspins, I won a ONE car. But there were plenty of pink sneakers and prizes of 5-10k credits.

[citelis730]

They nerfed them when the game was still new making them useless.

[betatesterksen]

Originally posted by citelis730:

They nerfed them when the game was still new making them useless.

This is ridiculous. If earlier you was possible to at least hope for Vheelspins, at what we have now? I bought the game a week ago, and I most likely get gray hairs if I will try to get most of interesting cars. In the FH4, I found a lot of such cars in Vheelspins, and still played hundreds of hours. And here that, I did not pay real money for being able to ride on the cars interesting to me, but so that the models of these machines are clogged with a place on my hard drive, lol)

[TheHuskyGT]

Once you win all the possible clothing items and horns, you start getting more cars and money. They are not as bad as people make seem they are. I constantly get 6 digit money prizes.

[Kälävätys]

Wheelspins suck in this game. Not only do you get less of them than in 4, the prizes also are so much worse.

I bought the VIP only because I thought you'd get the spins from all the way from the start, like you do in 4 (in there I got +30 wheelspins when I bought the game and VIP an year ago), but I only got five or six in this title when I bought the VIP a couple of months ago. I've no idea how you can purchase all the houses in this game because in 4 70% of my wealth came from wheelspins and in 5 the highest amount I've won was 200,000 once. Most of the time I get either the cosmetics or those 1-2k "prizes".

I guess they did the nerf in hopes it would make people wanting to play more, but for me it did the opposite. In 4 I have 170 hours and in 5 I can't see myself getting even to 100 because the game goes into a super grind mode after 20 hours. In 4 I could spend a couple of hours just cruising across the map, doing a race here and race there, then spend another hour or two just building cars because the wheelspins were generous. And there was an DLC which gave you 5 million credits. In this title there is no such liberty because you have to race to earn the money to purchase and then customize the cars. No "freebies" at the same scale as in 4.

[the bat kite]

You think this kind of progression sucks? Try The Crew: Motorfest. You get racing pay at the same in-game credits rate you get in both Forza Horizon games. If you win you get, typically, three parts that'll upgrade the kind of vehicle you just ran that race in. You have to win to get parts, btw.

I'll take the casino wheel *for/per leveling-up accomplishment* over TC: Motorfest's system any day.

[Long Niar™]

My wheelspins seemingly consist of garbage European cars worth 20k or so, and a bunch of 5000 Cr wins or what not.

Lame.

[the bat kite]

They want to give me every recently made Audi and BMW luxury commuter in the game as prizes. Not prizes; those are leveling up race wages.

I've had it! I can't - I won't - spend 100,000 credits to turn those new boring, IMO, Beamers into racing cars!

[zabloing]

One trick to make wheelspins in 5 <somewhat> better is to buy out every single piece of clothing that is available for purchase, which will take them out of the potential prize pool. Will take around 2-3 million credits depending on how much clothing you already own.

[betatesterksen]

Originally posted by zabloing:

One trick to make wheelspins in 5 <somewhat> better is to buy out every single piece of clothing that is available for purchase, which will take them out of the potential prize pool. Will take around 2-3 million credits depending on how much clothing you already own.

Credits-farming for buying clothes in game which concentrate on auto, ridiculous)) But it's really trick, thank you!