If you have been following our WTG you already should be aware of the importance that many members of the Forza Community place in the Achievements Scheme around which much of the optional play and pretty much all of the regular play orbits.
As noted - and as unfair as this really is - a great deal of emphasis and respect is invested in the silly Achievements System both in the Forza Series and in games in general on pretty much all of the social media platforms upon which gamers exist.
So, for example, the games that make up the Forza Series' and their associated Achievements tend to play a major role in how well and how quickly one is accepted by others when they subscribe to the whole Gamerscore concept.
So with that in mind - and pointing out to you that if you are following this WTG and you applied yourself to the Achievement Grinds that make up Part 2 of the Walkthrough Section of this WTG - why then the chances are you already have a large chunk of G to your credit and, what is more, you probably have WAY more Achievements for FM6 unlocked than those gits who will stand in judgement over you on the MP side of game play!
In an ideal world than, you basically will lack just the following short list of Achievements:
Of all of the Achievements above, several stand out if only because unlocking and completing them is largely the product of pure luck, with driver skill either playing a tiny role, or more likely as not playing absolutely no role at all!
Those Achievements are:
So hey! Yeah! That's not really so bad if you think about it... Just a single pair of Achievements that are worth just 45g? Heck in the traditional terms of the Forza Motorsports Universe, we are actually getting off rather lucky if you think about it.
After all, in past titles in the series the Achievements that a lot of the Faithful refer to as “Pig Stickers” were much worse! Examples abound - but for our money, here are the equivelent Achievements from the previous titles:
Note that there are none for the original Forza Motorsport because why? Because there was no formal Achievements scheme back then!