Launched last October, Forza Motorsport was plagued by bugs and glitches. While two post-launch patches have fixed some of these issues, many fans still have concerns about the game's design. Turn 10 responded to fan feedback by promising to improve three areas in future updates for 2024: car progression, race regulations, and AI behavior.
Car progression is one of the biggest complaints about the game. Players have to level up their cars before unlocking upgrades. Complaint: it takes a long time to level up your car, so players have to grind for points. Turn 10 acknowledged this issue saying that the system “isn’t delivering the upgrade experience that they expect from Forza Motorsport.”
“It is clear from looking at feedback that while many of our players are enjoying the system as is, for many others it isn’t delivering the upgrade experience that they expect from Forza Motorsport. To address this, we are exploring changes to the system,” Turn 10 said in a statement. “Our goal with these changes is to retain what is working for those that enjoy it while resolving the issues many of our most dedicated players have with the system.”
Turn 10 added that resolving this issue is “a top priority for the team going into 2024.” Changing such a core part of the game will take some time, however, as Turn 10 will need to “properly evaluate options, make the necessary code changes, and thoroughly test those code changes.”
Car progression is one of the biggest complaints about the game. Players have to level up their cars before unlocking upgrades. Complaint: it takes a long time to level up your car, so players have to grind for points. Turn 10 acknowledged this issue saying that the system “isn’t delivering the upgrade experience that they expect from Forza Motorsport.”
“It is clear from looking at feedback that while many of our players are enjoying the system as is, for many others it isn’t delivering the upgrade experience that they expect from Forza Motorsport. To address this, we are exploring changes to the system,” Turn 10 said in a statement. “Our goal with these changes is to retain what is working for those that enjoy it while resolving the issues many of our most dedicated players have with the system.”
Turn 10 added that resolving this issue is “a top priority for the team going into 2024.” Changing such a core part of the game will take some time, however, as Turn 10 will need to “properly evaluate options, make the necessary code changes, and thoroughly test those code changes.”
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