Forza Horizon 3
- Thread starter Mave
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Stopped modifying cars like you said, saving so much money right now.
Also: do you use the "helplines" (brake lines)? I never have but I see every single youtuber that plays Forza Horizon 3 has them on.. For me it ruins the immersion.
Also: do you use the "helplines" (brake lines)? I never have but I see every single youtuber that plays Forza Horizon 3 has them on.. For me it ruins the immersion.
Stybar
Yeah, groupsex seems to be the way to go
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Yeah, I use them mainly as a guide when I'm driving cars I'm not used to. Like for Forzathon challenges, when I have to drive a certain car for a challenge. I'm not used to the brake lines for that car yet, so I use the brakeline to see if I'm still on track.
I also took some more photos:
My Horizon Ford GT. Insane top speed, great for doing long races. My all-time money maker.
It's older brother, the Ford GT40 MkII. My go-to car if I need a classic racer. The Gulf paint job was not created by me, I found it online.
The Mighty Mazda RX-7 Savanna. Great Japanese tuner car. Hauls ass like it's nobody's business, and was free to buy too! (Actually not my favorite JPN car, that's still the Nissan Skyline R34. But I don't have a photo of that one, yet) Simple paint job, just regular baby blue.
My Super Saloon car, the BMW M3. There are lots of paintjobs online to make it look like the BMW from Most Wanted, but I prefered just clean black look. Also possible to get for free, as the reward for the first Midnight battle.
One of my favorite looking cars, the Nissan 270Z. Gorgeous design. Suprisingly quick, too.
I also took some more photos:
My Horizon Ford GT. Insane top speed, great for doing long races. My all-time money maker.
It's older brother, the Ford GT40 MkII. My go-to car if I need a classic racer. The Gulf paint job was not created by me, I found it online.
The Mighty Mazda RX-7 Savanna. Great Japanese tuner car. Hauls ass like it's nobody's business, and was free to buy too! (Actually not my favorite JPN car, that's still the Nissan Skyline R34. But I don't have a photo of that one, yet) Simple paint job, just regular baby blue.
My Super Saloon car, the BMW M3. There are lots of paintjobs online to make it look like the BMW from Most Wanted, but I prefered just clean black look. Also possible to get for free, as the reward for the first Midnight battle.
One of my favorite looking cars, the Nissan 270Z. Gorgeous design. Suprisingly quick, too.
Stybar
Yeah, groupsex seems to be the way to go
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Some more photos of my favorite cars:
My Mitsubishi Evo IX. One of my best off road cars. Also hits pretty hard on the asphalt, but it's made for the dirt.
My favorite, the Nissan Skyline GT R34. Clean orange paint, with carbon fibre hood, and black wheels.
The mighty Ariel Nomad. This thing kicks ass on loose ground. Accelerates like a bat out of hell, and slides around perfectly in control.
The Holden Monaro - Drift Edition. Default car I received... somewhere. Found a drift template online, and now this thing slides by just steering. The car I used to 3-star the Drift challenges.
The rally car I used before I got the Evo IX, the Lancia Delta S4. Not the Beta version, but it still drives great. I always liked the boxy shapes of the car.
The BMW M1. Surprisingly fast. Keeps accelerating hard until it hits top speed. Great all-round car, for both long, high speed races and short, snappy, city circuits.
BAC Mono. The go-kart of my garage. Grips like crazy, and nearly pulls the tarmac off the ground every time you hit the go-button.
Design is based on Destiny 2's Vanguard cosmetic item.
The Nissan R390. The race car in sheep's clothing. May not hit the same speeds other cars get, but still great fun to drive.
The barn find that surprised me, the Volvo P1800. Stunning lines. Kept it simple baby blue, because I liked it. Also accelarates nice, despite the low, low top speed.
Just look at that profile
My Mitsubishi Evo IX. One of my best off road cars. Also hits pretty hard on the asphalt, but it's made for the dirt.
My favorite, the Nissan Skyline GT R34. Clean orange paint, with carbon fibre hood, and black wheels.
The mighty Ariel Nomad. This thing kicks ass on loose ground. Accelerates like a bat out of hell, and slides around perfectly in control.
The Holden Monaro - Drift Edition. Default car I received... somewhere. Found a drift template online, and now this thing slides by just steering. The car I used to 3-star the Drift challenges.
The rally car I used before I got the Evo IX, the Lancia Delta S4. Not the Beta version, but it still drives great. I always liked the boxy shapes of the car.
The BMW M1. Surprisingly fast. Keeps accelerating hard until it hits top speed. Great all-round car, for both long, high speed races and short, snappy, city circuits.
BAC Mono. The go-kart of my garage. Grips like crazy, and nearly pulls the tarmac off the ground every time you hit the go-button.
Design is based on Destiny 2's Vanguard cosmetic item.
The Nissan R390. The race car in sheep's clothing. May not hit the same speeds other cars get, but still great fun to drive.
The barn find that surprised me, the Volvo P1800. Stunning lines. Kept it simple baby blue, because I liked it. Also accelarates nice, despite the low, low top speed.
Just look at that profile
I might get lucky in a wheelspin soon, I stopped buying cars since wheelspins are that much more easier to come across cars.Stybar said:
Also: do you sell your cars occasionally? I've got a ton of cars through wheelspins that I'd rather get rid of, but every time I sell, nobody seems to buy..
Stybar
Yeah, groupsex seems to be the way to go
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And there are 590 cars in total in the game. Including cars that are almost the same (race cars with different teams), and most cars being behind DLC paywalls, or completely unobtainable.
I think you'd have to try very hard to fill it with 550 unique cars.
I think you'd have to try very hard to fill it with 550 unique cars.
