A few hours ago, Forza Motorsport developer Turn 10 released Update 1.0, which focuses on fixing various crash instances.
- General stability improvements with fixes for various crash scenarios.
- Fixed a crash that could occur in the Builders Cup Career Mode after upgrading a car and entering Open Practice in the Fox Body Challenge race on Watkins Glen.
- Fixed a crash that could occur on Grand Oak Club Circuit during a cinematic when entering Open Practice for the third race of the Builders Cup Intro Series.
- Fixed a crash that could occur when entering a Free Play race from the My Cars menu if there were too many cars with custom thumbnail images.
- Fixed a crash that could occur upon loading into a Free Play race.
Turn 10 also made some slight adjustments to car progression in Forza Motorsport.
- Adjusted car part unlock levels to increase player upgrade options at lower car levels. Most car parts should now be unlocked within a single Builders Cup series.
- Improvements to ensure Car Affinity manufacturer reward discounts are unlocked when intended – once a player reaches Car Level 50 in a car from the respective brand.
Multiplayer has received a few tweaks, too.
- Fixed an exploit in Featured Multiplayer where in specific scenarios, a player could post impossible lap times onto the Qualifying leaderboard by entering Qualifying directly from a Practice session.
- Resolved an issue where at times incorrect Safety Rating and Driver Skill Ratings were used for matchmaking.
- Fixed an issue where control of the car wouldn’t be handed back to the player upon exiting the pits in Featured Multiplayer and beginning a solo race in Free Play.
- Fixed an issue that prevented players from downloading and saving another player’s livery while in a Private Multiplayer pre-race.
For the full patch notes, head toward the official website’s support page.
Forza Motorsport launched on PC and Xbox Series S|X on October 10. A few days ago, the game was added to NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW cloud platform. A post-launch update is supposed to add real-time ray traced global illumination at some point.
