Turn 10 Studios has made great strides in recent months to resolve issues with Forza Motorsportlike overhauling the car progression to unlock all parts at level 1. next update, which will be released this week, will change the safety ratings and their calculations. This will start by increasing the number of races needed from 10 to 20.
According to the developer, “This will put more emphasis on your long-term career trends.. A safe rider with a bad run of 20 will see little impact on their safety score. A low SR player with a career ERA of 20 will see little impact on his rating. This also means that players will take longer to increase their SR.
“In addition to moving towards long-term career trends, there will be greater weight of collisions to determine your SR. Players with a lot of FRR penalties will see their SR drop faster than before. Matchmaking is also being updated to allow for a “narrower range of safety ratings”, reducing the number of cases where S-ranked players are matched with E- and D-ranked pilots.
The goal is to match “fast and safe drivers” with their class.. As well as “enhancing the multiplayer experience for those who want to compete fairly.” The update should also reduce unnecessary AI interruptions in several cases, such as when attempting to overtake, exiting a corner, etc.
Turn 10 plans to add more tours in the coming months, as well as features like proximity radar, drag racing, Logitech TrueForce compatibility, and spectator mode, among others. Stay tuned for more details.
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