What’s the deal with the season solo reward cars being such utter crap compared to the multiplayer reward cars?? Not everyone plays this game multiplayer and cannot accumulate enough points for the season reward cars that can only be achieved by doing multiplayer events. Mini Cooper vs. Porsche 917 LH; 4Runner vs. Ferrari FXX-K? Really? I’ve been noticing this for the past few seasons and it’s unfair. The solo-only car is a sub-100K credit car, the other is worth 1.5 million up.
In FH4, you could win decent solo season reward cars, they weren’t clearly sub-standard models.
I understand Microsoft wants people to play multiplayer, but not everyone can or wants to, and this bias with the reward cars is very disappointing to see.
EDIT: I revised this post to correct some inaccuracies, but the point remains valid–or even more so.
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The 20/25 point car each season is usually the exclusive if there is one that season. You should be able to easily get the required points to get that one without doing online/multiplayer events. The other car is usually available elsewhere. Cars as direct rewards for completing a challenge tend to be a mixed bag for both online and regular challenges.
True, cars are direct rewards of other events, and can be had other ways…but if you’re new to the game trying to build your earnings, making the solo-only reward car end up being almost worthless on the auction is kind of a flip-the-bird at the non-gamerpass player.
You’re talking about newly released exclusive cars. Give it a couple of weeks and it will be worth far more in the auction house than an autoshow car.
Completely disagree. Sometimes they are worst, sometimes they are better than the ones from MP. It shouldnt matter. Cars are too easy to get in this game. And most of the times, most hard to find cars dont need to be “better” that more common cars. This is something most people keep forgetting, unfortunately. They see a “common” car in green, they automatically think its a terrible car.
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