All the joy on the new Forza and then. A free to play title for the full price. Without question, the graphics of the game is good and the handling of the cars very well tuned but compared to Forza 4 more than 300 cars have been deleted. Again, no Porsche case (clearly, one should indeed to buy). Compared to Forza 4 16 routes are dropped off and 4 newly gotten, including only half. I get to race series completed no more car gifts, of course I want me yes buy for 99.99 20000 coupons, with which I can then pay cars in the game. The Lotus F1 car would be then in the game 10,000 vouchers costs, which are converted 50. 50 for a virtual car which you have to melt on your tongue lassen.Bin in the game now on Driver Level 36 and have 6 cars in my garage. A Joke. If I want to go online for the race I did not have a car in the garage, I can lend me a car, but get when winning the race neither credit nor Ep. The next joke so. You get less money for racing series. The gains in the race is no longer rising. I can not auction off cars, no longer sell my designs and can remove only cars from the fleet without a Cr to get it. All in all, Turn 10 has done everything to ensure that I am no longer with no DLC's to buy into their game well under way. At 99.99 for 20,000 vouchers, 49.99 for 5-packs or 19.99 for the VIP membership still talking about micro purchases is actually already an impertinence, the alone with these three things I would loose 170 to 60, the I I paid for the game, invested.
If this merciless rip off is the way the gaming industry, then be gamble after 30 years our separate ways and I will invest more money for board games in the future.
It remains to say that no weather effects were re-installed, there is no night race, the damage model is probably a bad joke, the background music has a three minutes completely ruined nerves, the menus have deteriorated to Forza 4, you friends only nor may invite to the game, if you're in a party with them and the routes look just as sterile as in Forza 4 although now before circling a helicopter in the sky.