Forza Horizon 5 - 7 Secrets, Glitches & Easter Eggs! FH6 JAPAN FULL MAP?

Eric sends triple one here and we're back with another episode of hidden

secrets

,

easter

eggs

and

glitches

in Forza Horizon 5. So for those of you who are new to my channel and don't know what this series is, this is a series where you , subscribers, send me interesting things that you have found in Forza Horizon 5 and those that are more exclusive and have not yet been shown on my channel will have the opportunity to appear in a future episode to send me the things that you have found, you can write them in comment section below or send me a direct message via Instagram, Twitter or Xbox, either describing them or in video form, just make sure it's in the best quality possible so it can be included in a future video, all The links will be in the description below, so without further ado, here are seven new secret Easter

eggs

and

glitches

that were recently discovered in Forza Horizon 5.

The star begins with the number one paratrooper Park, so after the expansion of Hot Wheels was released every time you wanted to ride to the new Hot Wheels expansion. There were one of two ways to do it: you could fast travel to the Hot Wheels park through the main menu, which I assume most players did, or you could. Drive to this specific location and travel. I mean, the second option is a much slower way to get to Horizon 5's first DLC, but for those who've traveled there via the longer route, did you notice something a little strange instead of the game saying: I'd like travel to Hot Wheels Park, it actually says Would you like to travel to Parachute Park now?

What is the Parachute Park? Well, I think it's the placeholder name for the Hot Wheels Park, either that or it was the internal name the developers used during Development. I'm not sure who else might have this special text, but I certainly did and of course anyway I'm playing on Xbox Series X. Big shout out to the awesome Xbox gamer1012 for sharing this with all of us. Thanks number two, Ramis, right? So, with the new Made in Mexico story being introduced in Update 11, this marks the return of one of Horizon 5's main on-screen characters, Rami. Now, throughout this specific story campaign, Rami tells us all about the history of Mexico, Mexican car culture. and everything else is a pretty decent story, although I personally would have loved to see more cars that are actually related to the culture of Mexico, but that's a different rant for another day, but generally every time you complete a mission there will be a small cinematic screen at the end with Rami congratulating you on your completed mission or teasing you about what's in the next chapter;

However, if you are slow enough or for some strange reason don't even get a star when you fall into a story chapter, a similar cutscene will appear. introduce yourself, though, you'll notice something a little different, not only will Rami be talking to you outside the vehicle, but he's also inside the car, meaning Rami is a Horizon 5 conspiracies twin here, but anyway, a big greeting. to Juju GTR 2010 from Xbox for sharing this with all of us, thank you number three, what the heck, as I mentioned in my previous videos, all your funny moments, epic moments and even fail clips have appeared on both Xbox and Instagram and I just want to thank you for all your shipments.

I haven't forgotten about these and be sure to keep posting them. I want to compile these clips into a future video, but for now it will stay in this series until I've put together enough awesome videos. clips for all of you to share, but in today's clip we have something very intriguing to say the least as we can see that this player is losing control somewhere in Mexico and when we look ahead it seems as if You're about to hit this slowly approaching Saloon, but just as you're about to make contact, another AI card just zips by at incredible speeds.

I mean, what happened anyway. A big thank you to sismon2010a from Xbox for sharing this clip with all of us. Thanks number four, interesting graphical error, so it doesn't do much. We're showing this graphical glitch where you can sometimes see the remains of certain objects that have been shattered through Solid Ground. This was only happening on specific consoles and was a graphical bug that started appearing only a couple of months ago, I'm pretty sure. Playground Games has patched this in their latest update, however, we do have a clip where a player was experiencing something a little more than just visible rubble beneath solid ground.

We can see that now the trees have become transparent, but only when the third person's camera is pointed in a certain direction when the player is driving, the graphical error disappears and everything returns to normal. Only when you look ahead in this specific direction can you see all the trees below, I'm not sure what's going on here. The explanation is that it has something to do with the console and the Horizon 5 build at the time, but what do you think anyway? A big thank you to Edward I from Xbox for sharing this with all of us, thanks number five.

They are the flags, so in Forza Horizon 5, when you go through a drift zone, you will often see the flags on the side. This gives all players a little guide on where they should be drifting 99.9 of the time you activate a drift zone all the flags will be present, however for some strange reason when this player entered to a drift zone, none of the flags were there; However, if he drove up to where the flags would be, the flags would appear as if he was being hit. I've never seen this issue before and I believe he is also playing on the Xbox Series consoles given the frame rate shown in this particular clip.

Does anyone know what happened here anyway? A big thank you to Fifth Lace 334. -321 from Xbox for sharing this with all of us, thanks number six, that's one way to merge, so we appear in two fun moments in today's episode, as I found it's a clip very good to show so we can. Look, we have the rig and the BMW driving side by side and to our surprise, the driver of the BMW used the turn signal to turn, but of course he is turning in the opposite direction, right into the rig, which is going to give.

I don't think either of them. Oh, don't worry about that, it looks like the BMW just got eaten by the platform. Oh my gosh, he's actually trapped inside the truck. Oh, there we go, everything is back to normal. I hope the BMW driver learned his lesson, but anyway. A big shout out to josh1009 from Xbox for sharing this clip with all of us. Thank you and finally, Japan's number seven concept man. Alright, this Horizon map was floating around the internet recently and a few of you sent me saying if this is possible. a leak for Forza Horizon 6, unfortunately the answer is no, this is a fan-made concept map for a Horizon game set in perhaps the most requested location that the community wants and that of course is Japan.

Now I quickly discovered that this was actually it. posted on Reddit and got a lot of upvotes, but I actually want to talk more about the future of the Horizon series and why a map like this, despite looking pretty similar in size to Horizon 5, would actually work. You see, I think what the games of games proved. What Ryzen 5 was all about was replicating the brilliance of Horizon 3 and, of course, the different biomes and environments that the location provided. Now Mexico surely was able to provide that for the longest time since Horizon 4. We've asked too. so that playground games gave us a bigger map and they delivered it with Horizon 5.

I think from memory it's about 1.5 times bigger than Horizon 4's UK map, but for some reason Horizon 5 Mexico just feels empty and the problem is that, although the map was larger, it was actually filled with very few roads, architecture or towns that would really define the map that would be established in Mexico. Now this could also be a technical limitation since the game is also available on the original Xbox One, but let's ignore that for now. Right now, looking at this specific concept map, you can see that there is one main city which, of course, is Tokyo.

It will now be featured with huge skyscrapers, something the Horizon series has never really featured. I mean, Horizon 3's surface, Paradise, is probably the closest. We ever got, but not only that this concept map can also see smaller cities, such as Kyoto and a decent sized city, Hakone. This now gives players three different areas to truly explore the Japanese environment and architecture while in Horizon 5 Mexico. we only have Guanajuato, where there is no real height in the city, everything seems flat and not only that all the other cities are small and don't feel unique enough from each other.

Now I'm not saying Horizon 6 if anything will be set in Japan, but a map like this that shows not only its various biomes but also its architecture and actually having most of the map filled with driving roads and places suitable to visit would be amazing. All I can say is that we've seen a lot of Japanese Horizon content maps in the past, but this one, in my opinion, is the most realistic, where I think gaming games can achieve maybe maybe with a bigger team. and also using the new Forza technology engine that uses all the advantages of the new Xbox series consoles, I don't know, but what do you guys think about this map?

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