I believe we should have the option of selecting different trim levels in a lot of cars. For example, as much as I love the 1969 Comaro SS, I would like to be able to purchase an RS, Z28, Copo 427, and (the most highly coveted of them all) Yenko of the same year.
I asked for this on cars as well. I think it is good for having a certain car in more than one class
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This should be a thing honestly. If Roblox games like Greenville and Rensselaer County can do it, so can Forza.
Top image I added the other trims (not all), but it doesn’t look like that in the game.
I think this is to some extent related to a post I made covering a broader example of this, but even at this smaller scale I absolutely agree.
I would much rather gat a base model civic and then be able to upgrade to the type R with body parts, engine mods, factory branded tuning parts like suspension or transmissions, etc, and be able to select presets for the different trims in the menu with all the presets (like in the audi S1 Quattro you can select a ((((very bad and inaccurate))) preset representing the group B rally specification) so you can just get the type R spec there.
Ive been so frustrated with the franchise during FH5 when every other update it feels like we have just been getting slightly different versions of a car we already had or should have had instead. Meanwhile some people on the forums celebrate getting yet another aventador, mustang, or porsche 911. glad to see other peoples solutions and suggestions to fix this problem. The current system of bloating the games car count while stripping away its car customisation is the wrong way to take the franchise I think.
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I 100% agree, I always wanted a base model and then upgrade it as much as I can.
And we should’ve had the Aventador, Mustang and the Porsche 911s from the start of the game, its not fun when they don’t add cars from previous game, then add them later or not add current gen cars into the game. Like Forza thinks we only care about just graphics and car count (with adding basically the same cars), and them not understanding that we want progression and gameplay.
Especially when you select your first car from the 3 starter cars, and when you choose 1 of them you get all of them anyways. The first time playing FH5 after playing FH2, 3 & 4, I was not fully impressed. It felt like a watered down down version of the previous titles.