#Gran turismo sport vs forza 7 full#
#Gran turismo sport vs forza 7 Pc#

#Gran turismo sport vs forza 7 full#

So kiss goodbye all those amazing deals that were dangled in front of your face! Eventually you'll get so frustrated that you'll end up paying full price for the car from the store. I'm not kidding, it happens 90% of the time or more. Every time you bid on a car it will be all yours for hours until the very last second, and then some little punk will snake you for it. Now while I totally agree that it is (barely) easier to navigate than FM7's, it has one fatal flaw that sets it light years behind it's big brother - u are basically guaranteed to get robbed at the very last second every time you bid on a car in FH4! They had the same problem in the other Horizons as well (because its the exact same game engine). FM7 is no prize itself in this category but FH4 takes the cake by a long shot in having the most cluttered mess of main menu options I've ever seen. The menus in FH4 are an absolute mess to begin with, rarely have I seen such a cluttered mess. I eventually stopped bothering with FH4's auction house all together, soon followed by me not playing FH4 at all.Д®dited by user Friday, Janu12:31:34 PM(UTC) FM7 refreshes much faster and doesn't have this big of problem getting you the cars you want. Backing out & re-entering menus takes precious seconds out of your final minute countdown and lessens your chances of winning significantly. The problem lies in the refresh rate of the bids - you have to back out of the menu to refresh the bidding list to see if anyone outbid you. Once that timer hits '1 minute' you are basically screwed, you have a better chance of winning the lottery than getting the car you were bidding on.

#Gran turismo sport vs forza 7 Pc#

I don't know if the PC version has a better timer or something and that's how people always snake me for cars, but the Xbox version literally lines you up for failure and holds you hostage while you get robbed for cars that you were bidding on hours prior.

It has its place tho, sometimes you just want to run the open hills.ДЄfter extensive experience with the Auction House in both games I can safely state that FH4's auction house is on par with the rest of the game - substandard. Forza 7 has better racing obviously and the cars feel a little more lively. Limited experience with both but FH4's interface is much more polished especially the auction house. Wheel support on FH4 is so horrifically bad that it makes me regret purchasing the game at all. FM7 on Xbox One X (4K) easily has the best graphics out of any game on that machine.

Throw in a FFB wheel setup w/ clutch & shifter and tell me that's not the most fun you've ever had on your Xbox!!! The drag strip is awesome and you can customize cars specifically for it if you want to - for example you can drop a giant souped up crate engine (tuned to your liking) into an old '93 fox body Mustang Cobra with some massive slicks to match and you'll be catwalking 8 second quarter mile times, racing your friends side by side online and everything. There's so much variety in FM7, its basically a 1-stop shop for racing games. gear ratios, trap times, lap times, etc.). All the cars are fully customizable & tunable and they're accurate to the real life versions (ie. You will probably end up buying a force feedback steering wheel once you realize the greatness that awaits in that game. It is completely loaded with content and the bugs are fixed. If you're going to get a Horizon game get FH3 - all the bugs are fixed and its not as cheesey, its also much cheaper and has the exact same cars.ДЇorza Motorsport 7 rules. Its also pathetically arcadey this time around, about as realistic as 'Burnout: Paradise'.

Its loaded with bugs and will more than likely remain that way for months to come. Do yourself a favour and skip FH4 for now, its in shambles at the moment.