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Xbox Forza Motorsport 6
- Autor do tópico Nilton Santos
- Data Início
z3n
Power Member
Ser mundo aberto terá o seu impacto, mais a nivel de streaming de conteúdo, por isso é mais notorio o pop-in no Horizon que no Motorsport. Mas a passagem dos 30fps para 60fps terá muito maior impacto na performance. De notar também que o Motorsport tem 24 carros em pista em simultaneo, portanto a redução do detalhe para manter performance será de esperar.
Ambos usam o mesmo motor de jogo, ForzaTech, que deverá ter tido melhoramentos desde o lançamento do Forza 6.
LicoPT
Power Member
Latest Forza Motorsport 6 Update Introduces New Multiplayer and Spectator Features
Forza Motorsport 6 players were faced with an unexpected title update for the game yesterday. Continuing to build off of the foundation set late last year with an eSports-focused update introducing a number of new features, another effort has arrived with the intent of improving the game’s multiplayer and spectator features ahead of the third season of the ForzaRC.
As of this update, players that start an online private multiplayer lobby have a number of new features at their disposal, beginning with the ability to manually organize the grid before the start of a race. To do so, when in a private online lobby, all the host has to do is select “Game Options” from the menu, scroll to the “Advanced Rules” screen and look for the “Grid Ordering” option. From there, you can choose “Manual” from the list of options.
With manual grid ordering, the host now has the ability to place players within their lobby in any order by moving them up or down the grid using the right analog stick. Players in the lobby set to “Spectate” will automatically be moved to the back of the grid, with active participating set to move up accordingly.
Also introduced in the update is a new feature allowing players a detailed view at the starting grid before the race begins. Again at the host’s disposal, the feature can be taken advantage of by enabling the new “Grid Preview” feature — select the “Game Options” menu and then scroll to the “Advanced Rules” screen and look for the “Grid Preview” option. There are three options to choose from: auto, manual, or off.
When enabled, players will be shown a car-by-car rundown of the competition before the green light. Players will see the accompanying Gamertags, in addition to the make and model of the cars being driven for that race. When set to auto the in-game camera will automatically switch to each car on the grid; in manual, the lobby host will be able to switch between cars manually by pressing the LB or RB buttons. The start-up previews can be skipped and the race will be immediately started by the host pressing the X button at any time.
Finally, the update includes improvements to the existing in-game race screens for spectators. Once a racing event is underway, spectators will find a new option—indicated by the race helmet icon—called “Info Panels”, pressing A will present spectators with two information panels to choose from: Race Overview and Player Overview, or both can be brought up simultaneously.
The Race Overview panel presents important in-race information, including a mini-map showing racers’ positions on the track, and a leaderboard indicating where the current car is, and how far the closest competitors are either in front or behind. The Player Overview panel delves more into the specifics of the individual player; all information, including name, car information (Car Class, PI, and performance characteristics), as well as driving telemetry like revs, speed, current gear, and braking and throttle pressure will be presented.
The panel will also relay information on that player’s fastest lap, quick stops completed, current lap number, and more. Panels can be toggled on or off at any time during the event by pressing the Y button.
Perhaps the most interesting thing about the update is Turn 10’s continued support for a game that is quickly approaching its third year. While these features are expected to be included in Forza Motorsport 7 — a game players can look forward to later this year — these features will see extensive use in the upcoming third season of the Forza Racing Championship. For the original post, head over to the official Forza Motorsport page for more.
More details on the upcoming season will be discussed in April.
night_sign
Power Member
Olha não estava à espera. Será que o 7 não sai este ano?
MPedroso
Power Member
Tudo indica que sim, mais novidades na E3
anonimo1000
Banido
Claro que sim. Com ou sem DLC´s! Muito bom jogo!
Agora, vamos lá ver ser gostas de simulação automóvel. Desde que não esperes condução FH3 acho que tens jogo.
Não podes esperar desafios ou objectivos como no FH3. Aquilo são corridas puras, por isso é sempre a mesma coisa, variando o carro e a pista (o que se pode tornar bastante repetitivo se não fores mesmo fã de jogos do genero - isto no modo carreira).
Para mim um must, relativamente a outros jogos do genero, o modo de pintura, que está tb no FH3, mas que dá um add-on incrivel ao jogo.
Este tipo de jogos vale também pelo multiplayer, em que duas corridas na mesma pista e com o mesmo carro, podem ser completamente diferentes. O online do Forza é estavel. Não sei como as salas estão preenchidas actualmente, mas claro que os "campeonatos organizados" são muito melhores do que teres a sorte de apanhares uma sala em que o objectivo não seja jogar destruction derby.
Rumenapp
Suspenso
anonimo1000
Banido
Neste momento acho que só te compensa esperar por uma promoção semanal da Microsoft.
Tem estado com 50% de desconto e à menos de 1 mês a versão premium esteve com 67%.
Com o FM7 quase a sair certamente vai estar em promoção nas próximas semanas. Está atento no tópico.
anonimo1000
Banido
Esta semana, Forza 6 Standard Edition - $29.99 (40% off)