I know this is probably just a me problem but when I first started playing Forza horizon 5 I didn’t know how to use the festival playlist. All I ask for is the 992 Gt3 ( the one that was in the game already) and the 2018 Audi RS4 or the 2020 Audi R8 v10 performance. I wouldn’t care if it’s in the festival playlist or a gift to all players. And I’m sure most of the Forza community wants the 2020 Audi R8. The main part of this message is to please re add the 2021 Porsche 911 gt3, please.
You’ve pointed out a big problem with the current Playlist system: the cars are too difficult to obtain after it’s done.
In Horizon 4, most if not all Playlist exclusive cars are being brought back from time to time in Playlist races, they’re also available via the Backstage Pass, and even as Super7 weekly challenge rewards. You have many more chances to obtain the car you want, and yet they’re still pretty rare.
Why PG went against it in Horizon 5 is beyond me. The average FH5 playlist can be completed without buying any needed car in the Autoshow because all the cars are given to you as race rewards, but then the vast majority of players already has those cars. The only way to obtain a Playlist exclusive car is to get the points in the Playlist, 20 points for the car that was just added/brought back from FH4, and 40 points for a car that was last available 6 series updates ago. All this does is restrict players from obtaining the cars they want, as most Playlist exclusive cars in FH5 don’t deserve to be rare.
On top of this, the Playlist is pretty much the only activity to do when you’ve done everything else in the game, because the livery save file limit is still 500, you can’t obtain that Vauxhall Lotus Carlton because you were away for the two times it was available, people online can’t drive and the E30 looks like it was totaled and barely put together, but you just want to do that DTM championship.
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