I hope Forza Motorsport Reboot won't end up like Gran Turismo 7.

@gtxforza: So as usual, it's just entitled gamers massively overreacting to something? Games requiring an internet connection doesn't seem like the thing you should be throwing a fit over in 2022.

One of the biggest frustation dealing with DRMs is that the corpo sycophants come out of the woodwork and argue on behalf of publishers despite the fact that people complaining about DRM is trying to make things better for all of us (on both user experience and game preservation front).

Like back in 2007 when Bioshock first implemented 2-install limit: you install the game twice and your copy of the game was gone forever. You couldn't uninstall, contact support, or anything, to get it back. A lot of us were very vocal to remove the 2-install limit (2K eventually caved and increased the limit to 5 and released licence revocation tool), but from the day one there were sick fucks on the forums voluntarily becoming 2K mouthpiece saying "2 installs is more than enough. Nobody plays though a game more than twice!"

@gtxforza: You dislike this game? You seemed so excited for it. What makes it bad for you? Do you care about the whole reward-system around the races or is there something wrong with the racing itself?

*Google searches Gran Turismo 7*

*sees how the servers went offline for longer than expected, the addition of microtransactions, and the resulting fallout*

Well, this seems like an appropriate descriptor for the game at the moment:

To me, the game itself is okay so, the issues for me are the race format style (Which felt more like Ridge Racer and Daytona USA) where players are starting from the pack and must outrun opponents one by one plus always needed internet connection.

So I personally prefer rFactor 2 more than Gran Turismo & Forza Motorsport these days.