GAMES MICROSOFT XBOX FORZA MOTORSPORT Manual - Xbox
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XBOX
LIVE
Xbox
Live is a high-speed or broadband Internet community where you can
create a permanent gamer identity, set up a
Friends
list with other players,
see when other players are online, invite friends to play, and talk in real-time
as you race. In addition, by connecting to Xbox
Live, you have access to online
scoreboards, online car buying and selling, online Career races, and Car Clubs.
Connecting to Xbox
Live
Before you can play
Forza Motorsport online, you must connect your Xbox
console to a high-speed or broadband Internet connection and sign up for
Xbox
Live service. To determine if Xbox Live is available in your area and for
information about connecting to Xbox
Live, see
www.xbox.com/connect
and
select your country.
Signing In
To sign in, you must first select or create a profile. Select
Xbox
Live Sign In
from the
Multiplayer
menu. The most recently used Gamertag will be signed in
automatically whenever you start the game. If Auto Sign-In has been turned off
in the Xbox Dashboard, you won’t be signed in automatically.
For the latest information and stats tracking, visit
www.forzamotorsport.net
.
XBOX
LIVE MENU
Quick Match
Quickly join an event. You’ll be placed automatically based on your ELO ranking
(see below).
OptiMatch™
Be as specific or broad as you like about the type of competition, car, and game
criteria for the race you want to join. Specify such parameters as the track,
game type, and car class. Additionally, you can search for lobbies in which
others are buying and selling cars by selecting
Buy and Sell Cars
as your
Game Type
.
Create Match
Create and host a race type with specific criteria, or create a lobby in which to
buy and sell cars with other players.
Go to Career
Earn credits and level up by racing Career mode races online against human
opponents. In Career Quick Match, human opponents are matched to your skill
based on the ELO ranking system.
ELO Ranking
The Forza Motorsport ELO ranking system is based on a chess rating system
developed by Arpad Elo for the United States Chess Federation. An ELO ranking system
factors such variables as a player’s rating, the probability of a win for each player,
and the effects of win or loss on a player’s rating.