FH6 gets worse and worse as they kill…
FH6 gets worse and worse as they kill FH4, FH5, and Motorsport.
ONE skill point on your ESTATE?! This alone shows clear contempt for users and shows how LAZY they are! What is the use of being able to set up a test track on your Estate if you can't properly test skills or get points for doing so?! There were COUNTLESS ways they could have clamped down on the farming, but they clearly just used a big HAMMER.
Maybe it's just me, but despite my 45+ years of gaming, to me if you take the line, you shouldn't have slower cars passing you on slower tracks, much less have your track be slower NO MATTER WHAT LINE YOU TAKE. That is just horrible. And then there are the last 4 speed zones plus the huge "Trailblazer" that I have been stuck on for WEEKS.
And why is it that now using brake assist is now an automatic loss regardless of difficulty?! Or is that just me?!? Yes, I just had a C3-T3 fusion, and I have several types of arthritis, and my eyesight isn't what it used to be, so I use it. But then, even when I take it off, they STILL won't let me get those last few speed zones that would allow me to finish the game, and then maybe I'll stop writing reviews, or maybe re-write them since I won't be in a foul mood from the stress and related pain and this game will go back to being therapy. But these folks don't care about people. They don't care about their customers. They largely have a monopoly. There used to be LOTS of racing games. Now there are really 2 or 3, maybe 4 if GTA ever actually releases. But all they care about are shareholders. And it SHOWS.
They copied and pasted most of this from FH5 and yet the Offroad, "Dirt," and "Rally" is somehow MUCH WORSE.
Not clear if they nerfed brake assist for everyone or just me, but it's an accessibility function, and breaking it is clear discrimination of the disabled, as I am Federally disabled due to spine issues and severe arthritis. The fact they do it even MORE on team events is even worse in that they are also punishing my teammates.








