I was just wondering what will happen to the Festival’s Playlist and seasonal events once FH5 has been released and development for Forza 4 stops?
Will the game loop through previous events?
Will there be a way for players to obtain Hard-to-Find besides buying from the Auction House?
They usually keep the previous release rolling for a year or two after the new game is released. Most likely reusing previous events. A lot of the events have rolled around a half dozen times or so already.
The Steam release is still new-ish, and a lot of content is otherwise unattainable, so they sortof have to keep it around for a while if they want Steam versions to have any value.
I’d imagine they’ll keep the seasonal events going for a good couple years or so at least, even if it is just repeats.
I hope that it is implemented in a way that new players can still obtain all hard-to-find cars. Maybe random cars in the Forzathon shop and allow players to use backstage passes to buy any car that can’t be otherwise obtained in game.
Keeping in mind how low (they should) sells are going to be, FH4 is not going to last more than a few months after, and honestly i dont really care about FH5, since of course, like any smart player im not going to waste a single euro on FH5. Not after the disaster of FH4.
When FH4 eventually becomes EOL, then I suspect that they would do the same thing as FH3 and just put in a number of final, never expiring Forzathon events (FH3 ones were winning a certain number of races, Snowman skills, Hot Wheels skills etc)
I can’t see any reason they just wouldn’t restart the playlist again or randomise it just without any new cars. Plenty still for new players to work on.
Forzathon could continue and same with the shop and Super7 just restarted or randomised.
Hah, wonder what the source looks like for code reuse.
Anyone else notice how backstage pass has it’s own weird \ jerky movement when scrolling left \ right? Why wouldn’t you use existing grid behaviour for this instead of the janky let’s make a new grid and behaviour for this well thought out backstage feature.
I was also wondering, what will happen in a few years when they decide to close down the online servers (pull the plug) for FH4, as well as for the previous ones. Will we still be able to jump in and feed our “nostalgia” when it kicks or will we be greeted with a shutten door everytime we try to log into the game(s)? I’m aware FH4 is a live service game or at least it has been until now but it’s not online only like The Crew and we can play it entirely offline if we feel like doing so. Therefore I hope we’ll not get locked out of the game if such thing happens (it will eventually someday for them to save resources or in case Playground Games gets closed by Microsoft).