Forza Motorsport updates 1.0 and 1.1 have been released. In this article, we will tell you exactly what has been changed. Furthermore, you'll learn more about the upcoming Forza Motorsport community update. This is everything you need to know.

One of the most popular racing games out there is Forza Motorsport. It’s known for its breathtaking graphics and the wide range of cars to choose from. However, it hasn’t been all glamor with Forza Motorsport, as the game is battling the many bugs that are tormenting players.

The Forza Motorsport 1.0 update is the first step out of two to fix a lot of these bugs. In November 2023, we expect the Forza Motorsport Community 2 update to be released.

This update will continue on the progress made by 1.0. It’s a positive sign that the developer is taking significant action to further improve the game experience.

Let’s take a closer look at the fixes of the Forza Motorsport 1.0 update.

General Stability Improvements:

• Various crash scenarios are fixed on all platforms.

Progression:

• Car part unlock levels are adjusted for quicker access to upgrades in the Builders Cup series.
• Car Affinity manufacturer reward discounts now unlock at Car Level 50 for that brand.
• Xbox Series X|S players no longer lose progress after game updates.

Graphics (Xbox Series X|S Only):

• The video menu no longer causes black levels to rise, creating a "washed out" look.

Multiplayer:

• Exploit in Featured Multiplayer fixed to prevent impossible lap times.
• Corrected Safety Rating and Driver Skill Ratings for matchmaking.
• Players regain control after exiting pits in the Featured Multiplayer.
• Players can download and save another player's livery in Private Multiplayer pre-race.

Livery Editor:

• Decal issues fixed on Ford #66 Ford Racing GT Le Mans and Porsche 911 GT2 RS.
• Crash while importing a Layer Group from a previous Forza game and applying a Vinyl Shape resolved.

Tracks:

• Updated flag textures at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
• The curb issue was fixed on Le Mans track layouts for LMP cars.

Physics:

• Improved wet tire wear rates in moderate wet conditions.

Tuning Setup:

• Players can now download custom Tuning Setups while browsing a Leaderboard.

Accessibility:

• Custom key binds for controllers and keyboards now save between game sessions.
• Speech-to-text window fixed for the Steam version.

Replay:

• Improved visuals for the replay camera in VIR Grand West.

Cars:

• Cockpit view for 1956 Jaguar D-Type corrected.
• Front of Alfa Romeo Giuletta Quadrifoglio Verde fixed.
• Visibility of 2014 Volkswagen Golf R side skirts restored.
• Visual issues with Holden Torana, Lexus LC 500, and various Roll Cages were fixed.
• RPM display for 2021 BMW M3 synchronized.
• Ambient occlusion errors were fixed in the 2016 Cadillac ATS-V and 2014 Lamborghini Huracan.
• Mirror texture updated for 2018 SUBARU #1 Adrian Flux SUBARU Racing Levorg GT.
• Remove Wing Upgrade issue fixed for 2020 Chevrolet C8 Corvette Stingray.
• Duplicate DLC car exploits addressed.

What we can expect from the Forza Motorsport Community Update

As I said before, we are expecting an additional update from Forza Motorsport in November 2023. This update is called the Forza Motorsport Community update. The purpose of this update is in the name. By listening to the community, Forza Motorsport has created a list of bugs that need to be addressed. It's my hope that this update will continue the good work of the Forza Motorsport 1.0 update. The game is beautiful and it gives you a true racing experience. Therefore, our experience will only become better with the fixes.

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