Forza Horizon 6 Rolls Out Series 2 Update With AI Tweaks and Goodwill Supercar
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
Playground Games has released the Series 2 update for Forza Horizon 6, featuring Drivatar AI adjustments, Festival Playlist changes, and a free supercar gifted to players to make up for a recent Eliminator mode bug.
Playground Games is keeping the momentum going for its latest open world racer with the rollout of the Series 2 update. Following a massive launch that shattered Steam records during early access and pulled in massive numbers through Xbox Game Pass, the team is wasting no time addressing community feedback. Alongside the upcoming Horizon Decades Festival Playlist, players are receiving a complimentary supercar as a gesture of goodwill from the studio following a frustrating bug that temporarily disrupted the popular Eliminator mode.
Beyond the garage additions, the update brings crucial quality of life improvements to the game, tackling some of the early pain points that players encountered on the virtual roads of Japan. Developer notes confirm that adjustments have been made to the Drivatar AI, specifically targeting aggressive behavior and starting line chaos that made early progression tougher than intended. General difficulty balancing also received a careful pass to ensure a smoother experience for solo players and convoy racers alike.
The Festival Playlist is seeing a structural shift as well with Series 2. Daily challenges can no longer be completed ahead of their active windows, meaning the community will need to log in daily rather than knocking everything out in one quick session. For full patch notes and ongoing community discussions, you can check out the original report on Game Rant.
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