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Highly recommend to look into:
- Content Manager to configure driving setups and launch the game instead of default launcher
- Custom Shader Patch installed through Content Manager
- SOL mod for weather and graphics filter options
(Also, if you're not familiar with BeamNG, should definitely check that game out too)
Thank you, I appreciate the help! I'm gonna get it then, really want that relaxing driving vibe. lol
I'll look into BeamNG, too. Does it allow the same sort of thing?
I don't want to sounded like arse, but this is completely false.
In FH4 and FH5, You can't even have very basic cars such as Opel Corsa, Camaro IROC-Z or even just a GT86 (and they're called "EXCLUSIVE CARS"), unless you potentially wait for up to 8 months to showing weekly event that offers specific car you want.
You may grab those "Exclusive Cars" in Auction House, yes. But Auction House in FH4/FH5 is broken mess. Most of "Exclusive Cars" are likely out of stock or priced like 20,000,000, which is 2 times more expensive than the 250GTO. Not just that, there are over 150 exclusive cars in Forza Horizon 4. You need to do 230 hours of grinding to get all of those stupid exclusive cars.
And what grind is? a Racing. Of course.
Most importantly, "Forza Horizon 4 is notorious for save-data corruption". Which you'd lose all exclusive cars.
Edit: Also you can get banned for taking local save data backup, if the claims on Reddit was true.
Is this sounds like a "just enjoy" to you?
Not just that, in FH4/FH5, there are only 12 other players can be seen in one session (and most of other players are 12 years old kid with Ferrari 599XX Evo). But in AC and Beam.NG, you'd see more than 12 players in one session with more varieties.
Also Forza Horizon 4/5 is very notorious for False-Banning, Terrible Customer Support and Political Correctness, which prevents you from "just enjoy". But that's a different story.
Sorry for derailing, but both FH4 and FH5 are highly not recommended.
So, as others suggested, if you're looking for open-world driving, please pick either Assetto Corsa or Beam.NG Drive.
Both game offers more contents and more freedoms by modding without doing the chore grinding..
No experience with BeamNG but it looks both good, and a bit worrying...seems like the kind of game that can be milked with DLCs.
Which AC has too, but it's cheap as chips at least.
BeamNG seems like one of those games that can be DLC'd eternally. Like a train simulator etc.
But it does look good.
I bought BeamNG for like $20 before it was on Steam in 2015 and haven't been charged for anything since. it has gone through major changes including engine upgrades to get more modern graphics and a steady flow of new content.
I don't know if they'll ever do DLC, but I'd buy it in a heartbeat just to pay back what I've already gotten out of it over the years. Just don't want someone getting the wrong idea about it.
Pretty big props to that.
In fact, them doing an experimental linux port is making me want to reward them (with a purchase), even though those usually end up ♥♥♥♥♥♥, with proton being the way to go after all.
But...the efforts have to be rewarded.
A lot of good points.
Even more important than those for me is that forza horizon is 100% arcade and AC is 100% sim. Can't even compare them. If someone wants to just cruise on line in an openworld with others, Forza Horizon does it best. But, and here's the big but, if you want to do the above but you want to do it with realistic handling in cars, realistic sounds, laser scanned tracks on real world locations, with even better and more realistic graphics than Forza in some cases, thanks to mods and reshade, then there's no question AC is the pick.
I see people looking for Forza games and those looking for AC as two completely different species of living organisms. One is looking for fun, the other is looking to learn how to drive. AC is like a driving instructor, regardless whether you're cruising down the freeway in a lambo, racing other real people online in F1 or GT cars, or learning to drift from scratch when you know nothing, AC is the best to ever do it. This is coming from someone who played and loved Forza for years on a gamepad. Back when I used to think those guys who played racing game with wheels and pedals and VR where "a bit over the top". Then I try and AC and what do you know!