Its just soo good, everywhere you go is filled with detail. And like you said the sound in this game is something else, the way you hear other cars flying next to you or in the city is one of the most realistic sounds of cars i have ever heard.
And i have some more pics since i fixed the game last night =)
In the two weeks since this launched I've been playing for five of them solid. Of those five days I spent two just teaching my drivatar to drive like the dirtiest son of a bitch to ever get behind the wheel of a car. I also rarely fast travel, driving from event to event racking up skill points is a lot of fun and I have a tendency to explore.
My reaction when I realized the time was in days:
I usually save rivals for when I've done everything else, because it can be terribly frustrating, and leave you stuck doing one circuit forever.
Barn finds and sped traps…?
Make sure when you do it it's a Horizon event and not something somebody set up in eventlabs.
It’s a big icon on the map to the right, doesn’t look like an event labs race. But I’ll double check.
Ya I’m gonna move on, just wanted times up on everything, I’ll go back and improve them later. This game is really fun, I want to do everything
Yeah I checked and it says:
Same lol. Insane isn't it
Thats the same kind of visual map I have in my mind for the challenges when I cant figure them out lol. For the cross country races I usually try and go wide and then cut the corners to overtake as many as possible.Don't you mean the Sports/Racing game of the year?
A few people have noticed the same thing. Someone on reddit came up with a fix. I haven't run into the same issue so I can't verify it'll fix things but others have indicated it helped. If you have at least 16GB of ram it can't hurt to try.
"This is the real problem why the game has all this bugs in game like fps drops or shutters its because of memory overflow something is wrong there the game is taking not enough RAM to reproduce the graphic like its not possible that players with an RTX3070 and an good CPU getting shutters in game. This is how to fix the problem, that the game is using your full RAM like 16gb needed to play on high or ultra settings: Memory overflow is another cause of the LOW FPS issues after playing Forza Horizon 5 for a while. This can be fixed by increasing the paging file. Type “advanced system settings” and open this app > click “settings” under Performance > Advanced tab > click ‘Change’ under Virtual Memory > uncheck “Automatically manage paging file size” > check Custom size and set 8192MB for Initial Size and 16000MB for Maximum and hit apply. The paging file size I’ve mentioned here are for at least 16 GB of RAM. This will fix the low FPS issue with FH5."
The seasonal events this run are actually tough. They are very dependent on cornering and setting up well for the next corner.
Basically stay very wide approaching corners and ignore the racing line even to the point it seems stupid. You'll end up with less braking zones, keep your speed up and not slide sideways around the corner which is where you'll lose even more speed. You also need to be in something relatively light so your inertia doesn't drag you off your line.
Crudely draw example of a typical trailblazer corner. Yellow dots are checkpoints. The light blue line is how the game's racing line generally lays down. It's a very conservative line made for beginner racers that really becomes mostly useless at higher levels or against human players and following it in trailblazer races put you at a disadvantage. Following it will keep speed lower than if you make some adjustments to it. The red line is what I would use. This way I brake hard once, then start my turn, feather the throttle until I'm generally facing the right way and then mash the gas. I'll be straightened out while the other racers are still working their way around the corner accelerating the entire time.
The big jumps are brutal too, you absolutely need rally springs and a lot of travel damping to soak up the landings without scrubbing speed.
I built a Bronco with off-road tires and a tune specifically for Pick Up the Pace reducing it's weight. The big trucks need to scrub too much speed and the small ones lose too much speed when hitting things like walls. Medium weight vehicles are a good middle ground and I get to stick to my "only mods that make some sense" rule I self-imposed. For Four on the Floor I used a JCW Mini Countryman set up with off-road tires and a tune and for When it Rains it Pours I used the newest Audi TT with off-road tires set up similarly.
Thanks guys! Sadly that fix probably won't help me. I've got 64GB of RAM and the game Hoovers up to 35 after about four hours of play but never maxes it out so I'm not sure that'll be effective. Not a real issue though, restarting the game once every three hours or so isn't bad.Don't you mean the Sports/Racing game of the year?
A few people have noticed the same thing. Someone on reddit came up with a fix. I haven't run into the same issue so I can't verify it'll fix things but others have indicated it helped. If you have at least 16GB of ram it can't hurt to try.
"This is the real problem why the game has all this bugs in game like fps drops or shutters its because of memory overflow something is wrong there the game is taking not enough RAM to reproduce the graphic like its not possible that players with an RTX3070 and an good CPU getting shutters in game. This is how to fix the problem, that the game is using your full RAM like 16gb needed to play on high or ultra settings: Memory overflow is another cause of the LOW FPS issues after playing Forza Horizon 5 for a while. This can be fixed by increasing the paging file. Type “advanced system settings” and open this app > click “settings” under Performance > Advanced tab > click ‘Change’ under Virtual Memory > uncheck “Automatically manage paging file size” > check Custom size and set 8192MB for Initial Size and 16000MB for Maximum and hit apply. The paging file size I’ve mentioned here are for at least 16 GB of RAM. This will fix the low FPS issue with FH5."
The seasonal events this run are actually tough. They are very dependent on cornering and setting up well for the next corner.
Basically stay very wide approaching corners and ignore the racing line even to the point it seems stupid. You'll end up with less braking zones, keep your speed up and not slide sideways around the corner which is where you'll lose even more speed. You also need to be in something relatively light so your inertia doesn't drag you off your line.
Crudely draw example of a typical trailblazer corner. Yellow dots are checkpoints. The light blue line is how the game's racing line generally lays down. It's a very conservative line made for beginner racers that really becomes mostly useless at higher levels or against human players and following it in trailblazer races put you at a disadvantage. Following it will keep speed lower than if you make some adjustments to it. The red line is what I would use. This way I brake hard once, then start my turn, feather the throttle until I'm generally facing the right way and then mash the gas. I'll be straightened out while the other racers are still working their way around the corner accelerating the entire time.
The big jumps are brutal too, you absolutely need rally springs and a lot of travel damping to soak up the landings without scrubbing speed.
I built a Bronco with off-road tires and a tune specifically for Pick Up the Pace reducing it's weight. The big trucks need to scrub too much speed and the small ones lose too much speed when hitting things like walls. Medium weight vehicles are a good middle ground and I get to stick to my "only mods that make some sense" rule I self-imposed. For Four on the Floor I used a JCW Mini Countryman set up with off-road tires and a tune and for When it Rains it Pours I used the newest Audi TT with off-road tires set up similarly.
MightySquirrel
Uh oh. I was going to buy this tonight. Is this a known bug?
Can’t wait to continue to push the F1.Yes.
Is it set as your active house? Only thing I can think of.
Yup, it's set to my active house. Sucks, I could have used the 5 million to buy some sweet ass cars. Hopefully it's just a bug.
I can't speak for any Forza Horizon 5 issues on PC since I'm playing on XSX, but I had similar issues with FH4 on PC. I read a suggestion to try running RAMMap before each session, and clearing the Standby Memory (Empty -> Empty Standby List). I recall that helping, but I'm not sure if it applies to these FH5 issues.
Same here. I haven't seen a wheel spin yet after buying the house a earlier this week. I saw on Reddit that it only works if you sign on around the same time of day when you first purchased the house. It would help if I could remember the time I purchased it, but either way, that would be absurd.
I bought the Honda Civic Coupe from the forzathon shop, since it is not in the autoshow. And it has a custom set of decals that I think refer to FH4 but I cant make the connection and if this car was hard to find or something.
I don't think it's a game problem. Just did 3 hour session and at the end saw 8,5 GB sys ram usage.
I’ve just been going for the exclusive rewards
