As the challenges with playing Forza Motorsport persist, particularly with single-player components and those on PC, the development team has issued a work-in-progress list of what it’s planning to fix next.
The significant update with ‘over 200 fixes’ is expected ‘mid-November’ and will also add the Yas Marina circuit on Yas Island for free. Let’s be real here, why is the number of fixes a boast? In our book, that’s an admittance that the game shipped in an unworthy state.
Putting that aside, a main error is the persistent quick-upgrade option mid-series, which can force a game restart and a loss of progress. We reported earlier this week that update 1.1 aimed to fix this. Turns out it hasn’t, which makes the previous patch more than a bit mendacious.
Let’s take the rest of the new update’s wording trepidatiously hencforce…
So, it should mean those on PC with AMD hardware will no longer see shaders to recompile every time the game is started or crash when headphones are plugged in.
“Many fixes to improve overall game stability and reduce crashes across all platforms,” is one bold, and vague, statement too.
The support post also claims that replays may now start working. Let’s see. At present, saving an online race replay is hit and miss, and when it does save, the replay loads but the cars are just sat on the grid and you can’t watch it back.
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