Cockpit view? Ferrari? Replay mode? Awesome trailer.

can you please put together a sentence that makes sense and isn't a bunch of jibberish? 

@Sorum13 HAHA very funny, but seriously did you actually use Forza Horizon 3 as a "good" example to follow? Forza Horizon 3 is probably the worst example of a racing game if you can even consider it a game, when I look at FH3 I don't look at it or see as a game I see it as a product to get money, it boggles my mind how no one sees the poor business practices that game has, it confuses me how people are so willing to pay $150 for a game that is a slight upgrade from the last game, sadly I was tricked with their advertising campaigns, I was tricked by all the YouTubers who were paid to say the game was the best thing ever when it was far from that, yeah on paper its the best game ever, but in practice it's just boring. I played FH1 for a few years, I played FM4 for a few years, I played FH2 for a couple of years, but i only played like a month or 2 of FH3 before I got bored of it, and only like maybe 6 months to a year of FM6. that series is going downhill the Forza series needs it's equivalent to the #CraigItUp movement or else that series is going to tank hard just like NFS almost did before the #CraigItUp movement. but this is the NFS Forums we are not here to talk about Forza we are here to talk about NFS. but just so you are aware FH3 and NFS are going after 2 completely different markets so you shouldn't even really compare the 2. 

idk what you mean by I have "none respect for the NFS series", when the NFS series is what got me into gaming and cars. back when I was a boy I played the Underground series, but Most Wanted (2005) was by far my favorite NFS and probably my Favorite game of ALL TIME. 

@NFSMWBOSS88 

"Thats what i thought too, i remember that i read something about that Ferrari wasent very interested in seing their car beeing customaized, and i actually have too agree. Whats they point since their cars is allready perfect as they are."

the reason people want to customize Ferraris is because they are really common and a stock Ferrari doesn't exactly stand out to anyone but the normies. an LB 458 looks a whole lot better than a stock Ferrari. same with Lambos and especially Porsches. 

"Yeah you ae right man but Microsft is so big and powerful, they have the cash and power enough too eventually win in a court if that should happen." 

to be honest, I don't think Ferraris practices should be considered as legal, to begin with, because their whole thing with being against customizing their cars extends past games and goes into real life. deadmau5 you may know him, he once had a Ferrari 458 and he decided to wrap it in a Nyan Cat livery and he nicknamed the car "Purrari" but Ferrari demanded that deadmau5 hand the car over, I don't think he ended up handing it over, but I think he did end up getting rid of it and replaced it with a Lambo with the Nyan Cat livery and nicknamed that car the "Nyanborghini". 

also, EA themselves are one of the most powerful gaming publishers in the world. they could put up a big fight if they so had to. but I think anyone with a lot of money would win that case due to how stupid a lawsuit over changing the rims and body kits of a car is. I mean seriously. Ferrari has got to be the worst supercar manufacturer for that one reason alone. poor business practices are something I try not support. 

@anti-loser1 all though there were 2 Ferraris, that doesn't mean my point is wrong I never said how many were there, I only said they were there. I'm 95% sure the F40 and the 458 Italia will return.