If you are struggling with problems or online stability in Forza Horizon 5, it might be worth updating your game. Last night, Playground Games released a new open-world racing patch that fixes some issues that can occur with car upgrades or increased traffic, and improves stability for Horizon Life (to be completed). online portion of the game). This hotfix is supposed to arrive last week, but it is better to have than not.
Patch 3.410.860.2 (more numbers than I expected) fix a bunch of possible problems when; an emoji earned offline, start Horizon Arcade, craft traffic cars, load EventLab events, and upgrade cars.
It also solves a bunch of problems with the multiplayer part of the game, including improving online traffic and the overall stability of Horizon Life connections. It fixed an annoying issue that could cause a player’s vehicle to stop when it lost connection to Horizon Life, and disabled convoy voice chat so they could figure out what’s causing the long load times in the game. online events.
If you’re the type of person who likes to use a wheel controller on your PC, you’ll be pleased to know that Playground has also fixed a popup that prevented the wheel from working properly.
On top of that, several exploits have been handled, including one that allowed players to buy cars from the Car Collection screen that shouldn’t have been, and many more. You should check out the full patch notes to see what else they’ve tweaked.
Hopefully all these changes will make the game a little more stable in general. Unstable online connection is one of Justin Towell’s highlights in Review Forza Horizon 5, but he still enjoys his time with the game.
“It’s not the best racing game ever made, but it’s a contender for the best driving game,” he wrote. “Although perhaps all too familiar, everything here is slick, healthy and pleasant.”
