Porject Cars 3 sits in a place where it doesn't fit the criteria of neither racing simmers or arcade players. As you spend time with Forza Horizon 5, you might find yourself aiming to complete challenges.Įach week, a whole new range of challenges appear in the Forza Playlist, including multiple daily challenges.Ī disgraceful and very probable end for this old good series. Completing them offers multiple rewards including Forzathon Points, cars and sometimes cash. The points earned by completing challenges also stack up and allow you to claim exclusive cars. And so the question is, where can you find them in Forza Horizon 5? Sometimes those challenges might involve smashing solar panels.
If you need to smash solar panels in Forza Horizon 5, you’ll be glad to hear that there’s an entire field of them towards the western side of the map. Simply open up the map and move the cursor west, towards Baja California. If you’re eagle-eyed, you might spot a small, square-shaped area that’s grey sitting between Baja California and Cordillera. That’s where you’ll find a load of solar panels. If you’re still having trouble finding it, refer to the map below. Also, it’s worth making use of the filter option on the map to remove icons so that it’s more visible. When you’re on the map, simply press the RB button to bring up the filter screen, then perhaps remove everything except locations. Once you know where the panels are, they’ll come in handy if you ever need to smash some more in the future.The rare rewards continue on Winter’s Playlist, with two cars you can’t pick up through the Autoshow - including one new to FH5.
SOLAR PANELS IN FORZA HORIZON 5 UPDATE
That’s the Emory 356C, introduced in the recent S10 update and available at the lower threshold of 20 points this week.Ī best-of-both-worlds restomod, the Emory puts the good looks of the classic 356C onto considerably more modern underpinnings. It covers up all the exposed parts of the X-Bow which are bad for aerodynamic efficiency - which includes a neat canopy to enclose the cabin.
Interestingly the car was too light for traditional performance-balancing measures in the GT4 category, so as well as adding a lot of weight, the race car has an extra inch of ride height in competition to slow it down in the corners. However you’ll be able to enjoy it in regular form here. Forzathon EventsĮlectricity is still the theme for the Weekly Challenge, with this week’s event looking at the Porsche Taycan Turbo S. To get Porsche Soul started you’ll need to get hold of any Taycan - it’s available as a prize for Horizon Open this week, and the Welcome Pack car is eligible - and drive it. Once underway, head to any Speed Zones and rack up scores equivalent to a total of six stars to progress to stage three. That’ll require you to paint the Taycan’s body any color you like, which you can do at any Festival site.įinally you’ll need to get some slip going and earn an Ultimate Drift or E-Drift (a drift that’s initiated with the handbrake) Skill. Put the car into a slide and hold it as long as possible to pass through the regular Skill, Great, and Awesome to hit Ultimate. When that’s finished you’ll earn five points and 160FP (doubled to 320FP if you own the La Casa Solariega player house).
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