Lucid_Dreamer
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I've never seen a waxed car look like those. It's still an improvement over Forza 3, as said earlier.
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dragonelite
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I made that video. All driving aids were turned off and the car was completely stock. This active steering aid, which you cannot turn off, happens with every car with any wheel, most importantly the Fanatec wheels in 900 degree mode which is what is suppose to allow us complete linearity in the steering, just as we would experience in a real car as well as in the much more accurate PC sims. With all aids off the game continues to steer for you and there is no way around it.
It kills the 'simulation' and babies you around the track.
Hopefully Forza 4 wont have this issue but this problem has been known since Forza 3 and they never bothered to fix it.
24 minutes with Dan Greenawalt and Forza 4 on Gamespot 
http://e3.gamespot.com/video/6318146/forza-motorsport-4-demonstration?hd=1
looks amazing and I love new features ,especially rivals mode
http://e3.gamespot.com/video/6318146/forza-motorsport-4-demonstration?hd=1
looks amazing and I love new features ,especially rivals mode
Blims just put some 60fps vids up on Gamersyde. D'loading now. All the info released so far sounds fabulous! hopefully the ingame footage stacks up well to the museum car detail. Tech wise it looks quite a leap over F3. Double the cars, the new lighting, yet still hitting 60fps. The only thing i don't like about the Forza series is the original track designs. In this respect i think PD 1up them.
In that vid you can see an option for "Fuel, Damage and Tire Wear"... ^____________^
Looks like their LOD system needs work. Also the lighting look wierd to me, almost as if everything is shaded the same...maybe its just the bloom? Their autovista looks awesome.
Inquisitive_Idiot
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How much of an improvement over FM3 is this? The last FM game I played was FM 2, so its been a while. I remember playing the FM3 demo and thinking the track detail was amazing, along with the car showroom, but found the in game models to be lacking.
I've watched a couple of off screen videos for FM4, but its hard to tell if they have improved the in game car details. I don't think you can see the interiors of your opponents while you are driving, which is fine, but I wonder if they managed to squeeze enough power out of the ol' 360 to increase the polys on the exteriors. One single car replay I watched shower the interior of the car while it was driving around the track, but after watching some of the replays with more than one it looks as if the interior is black out.
Anyway, those are really just nitpicks as the game looks amazing (autovista!), I just find it interesting to see where exactly they are using there new resources.
I've watched a couple of off screen videos for FM4, but its hard to tell if they have improved the in game car details. I don't think you can see the interiors of your opponents while you are driving, which is fine, but I wonder if they managed to squeeze enough power out of the ol' 360 to increase the polys on the exteriors. One single car replay I watched shower the interior of the car while it was driving around the track, but after watching some of the replays with more than one it looks as if the interior is black out.
Anyway, those are really just nitpicks as the game looks amazing (autovista!), I just find it interesting to see where exactly they are using there new resources.
read a blog post that claimed from 440k per model in FM3 to over 1 million in 4... do not know the context
http://www.abload.de/img/fm4_f599gtoujn8.gif
Great use of the Top Gear license. They got the replay angles just like in the show.
Great use of the Top Gear license. They got the replay angles just like in the show.
dragonelite
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So we picked up on that correctly back in April then.
Some excellent improvements to the series so far. Glad in particular of the 16 car races and tire wear / pit stops.
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