[nekohara]

I’ve always found that one of the biggest joys in racing games is tracking down the digital version of your real-life car and just going for a drive.

Anyone else here enjoy mixing it up with some casual simcade driving? Do you plan on building your real-life daily in FH6, or do you strictly stick to the hardcore tracks?

[djb76]

always do lol. one of the first things in any car game is to grab the car i own or cars ive owned. done it since the first gran turismo game on playstation. it was one of the best things about it. being able to drive a "real" car in game. i had a nissan 200sx at the time.. ive had quite a few cars over the years so the list keeps getting longer.

although i can only usually afford a standard model in real life so the in game version is usually the performance version.. ive currently got a 220d but in game ive got the M2.. close enough

[Fdraptor24]

Waiting for them to bring back the G80. That was fun in 5.

[scarygary]

Scuffed pic of it on the screen lol. Have you done any suspension tuning on it? I have a tune that I work on bit by bit, but curious if there is anything better. Vast majority of the tunes in game are just simply PI heroes and AWD which is blasphemy.

[nekohara]

Originally Posted by scarygary

Scuffed pic of it on the screen lol. Have you done any suspension tuning on it? I have a tune that I work on bit by bit, but curious if there is anything better. Vast majority of the tunes in game are just simply PI heroes and AWD which is blasphemy.

Haha, total agreement on the AWD spam—converting RWD cars just for PI efficiency is straight up sacrilege lol.

I'm actually experimenting with porting my suspension and diff setups over from Motorsport to Horizon. Got a few solid 800 RWD builds dialed in for Suzuka, and the physics translation between the two games seems pretty solid so far.

[scarygary]

Originally Posted by nekohara

Haha, total agreement on the AWD spam—converting RWD cars just for PI efficiency is straight up sacrilege lol.

I'm actually experimenting with porting my suspension and diff setups over from Motorsport to Horizon. Got a few solid 800 RWD builds dialed in for Suzuka, and the physics translation between the two games seems pretty solid so far.

The tune code at the moment that I have for the M2 is 711 809 497. Unfortunately the car falls in a weird spot on the PI scale and isn’t meta at all lol. I been working on it for the Tokyo railway sprint mainly cause there’s curbs and I want to be able to go across the median with confidence that it ain’t gonna bounce the rear and spin. I update often and it’s the same name “S58 Tune S1 Class” …. Figured swapping the S58 into it isn’t completely offensive