Ok, so I've spent nearly 20 hours trying everything to make my G923 work well with Horizon 4. I was very frustrated since I really do love the game and the G923 works very well with other racegames, but with FH4 I was really struggling to make a good setup for the Wheel.I’d like to know which settings you would suggest me to play FH5 with graphics at its best but at the same time not sacrificing too many FPS. OS: Windows 10 64-bit CPU: Intel Core i7-3770 @ 3.40GHz RAM: 16 GB (DDR3) GPU: AMD Radeon RX 580 (8 GB) Turn on the FPS counter in the graphics settings. Then keep adjusting your graphics settings until On the PC version you can at least increase the FOV to 55 degrees. It makes such a difference. This simple addition would make the game so much more enjoyable for me and millions of other players, why oh why has this still not been addressed? Sort by: CoconutDust. • 2 yr. ago • Edited 2 yr. ago.
Horizon lacks this. The feedback is better. The balance of throttle control and angle is what you have to learn. As you slide you’ll feel the wheel start to force an opposite lock. This shouldn’t be allowed. If goes completely locked you’ll have a harder time recovering. There is a one armed guy who posted in this sub.
To open the Tuning Shop: You have to be at Horizon Festival. Open the Map and press “X” to fast travel, or left-click to mark and manually travel to Horizon Festival. 2. Once you are at the Horizon Festival, press ESC or open the settings menu: 3. Under the Settings Menu, click on the “Cars” Tab: 4. For example, near the player, collisions are modelled with destructible terrain, the tire is modelled to include temperature, pressure, and so on. Far from the player, even things like vehicle power start to be eliminated to just include pace. As a result, I really think all difficulty levels kinda suck. A continuation of my "How I Play With My Keyboard" series, this time it's Forza Horizon 4! League 3 & 4 Ranked Adventure Races in Forza Horizon 4 with keyboa Forza Horizon 4 is a car racing game by Playground Games. This game was introduced in October 2018 for Microsoft Products only. It is the eleventh game in the Forza Series. As this game has been a car racing favorite for many players since its release, many players wonder that, at what settings they should play FH4 on low-end PCs.