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** Changing the rim style potentially allows for more advanced paint groups for the rims. The total number of advanced paint groups for the rims available depends on the type of rims selected. | ** Changing the rim style potentially allows for more advanced paint groups for the rims. The total number of advanced paint groups for the rims available depends on the type of rims selected. | ||
* The M12S Warthog CST has a Legendary rarity, making it extremely rare in the Wheelspin, especially as the Wheelspin tends to prioritize other Legendary items (including ''Forza Edition'' cars). | * The M12S Warthog CST has a Legendary rarity, making it extremely rare in the Wheelspin, especially as the Wheelspin tends to prioritize other Legendary items (including ''Forza Edition'' cars). | ||
** It does have a slightly higher chance of appearing in a Super Wheelspin though. Even then, it | ** It does have a slightly higher chance of appearing in a Super Wheelspin though. Even then, depending on your luck, it may be better to obtain the M12S CST through the Autoshow for the full 850,000 CR price or through the Auction House for a lower price. | ||
* Its stats have been changed from the previous game: | * Its stats have been changed from the previous game: | ||
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** It makes a maximum of 1,356 hp (1,012 kW) and 1,021 ft·lb (1,385 N·m) of torque from this engine swap with the Twin Turbo aspiration swap installed. | ** It makes a maximum of 1,356 hp (1,012 kW) and 1,021 ft·lb (1,385 N·m) of torque from this engine swap with the Twin Turbo aspiration swap installed. | ||
** Despite having a wider range of upgrades than before, it is still not competitive in Rivals or PvP events featuring S1 Class vehicles or higher due to the strong presence and superior performance of vehicles like the Toyota #1 T100 Baja Truck, Porsche 959, etc., as it does not have enough upgrades to reach the top of S1 Class. | ** Despite having a wider range of upgrades than before, it is still not competitive in Rivals or PvP events featuring S1 Class vehicles or higher due to the strong presence and superior performance of vehicles like the Toyota #1 T100 Baja Truck, Porsche 959, etc., as it does not have enough upgrades to reach the top of S1 Class. | ||
** The Warthog's maximum Performance Index rating is lower than that of the Quartz Regalia Type-D, which has an advantage of having a wider range of upgrades, especially including the Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4's 6.5L V12 as an engine swap, which is not seen in other Extreme Offroad vehicles. | ** The Warthog's maximum Performance Index rating is lower than that of the Quartz Regalia Type-D, which has an advantage of having a wider range of upgrades, especially including the Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4's 6.5L V12 as an engine swap, which is usually not seen in other Extreme Offroad vehicles. | ||
** However, the Warthog is now more competitive on PR Stunts due to its increased speed, making it an ideal choice for some Danger Signs and offroad Speed Zones. | ** However, the Warthog is now more competitive on PR Stunts due to its increased speed, making it an ideal choice for some Danger Signs and offroad Speed Zones. | ||
** The highest speed it can reach is 163 mph (263 km/h), which can be achieved with widening the vehicle's gear ratios. Adjusting the Final Drive to a lower value like 4.90 is enough, although the player can fine-tune the individual gear ratios to their liking as well. | ** The highest speed it can reach is 163 mph (263 km/h), which can be achieved with widening the vehicle's gear ratios. Adjusting the Final Drive to a lower value like 4.90 is enough, although the player can fine-tune the individual gear ratios to their liking as well. | ||
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* Exercise caution when using the Warthog for A Class online races, especially Road Racing Series and Street Scene events, as there is a high chance the Hot Wheels Bone Shaker, Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ2, and Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe will appear, all of which it cannot compete with. | * Exercise caution when using the Warthog for A Class online races, especially Road Racing Series and Street Scene events, as there is a high chance the Hot Wheels Bone Shaker, Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ2, and Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe will appear, all of which it cannot compete with. | ||
** In offroad races, while not the worst offroad vehicle to use, it is still inferior to the Ford F-150 Raptor, which is a much cheaper but faster alternative. | ** In offroad races, while not the worst offroad vehicle to use, it is still inferior to the Ford F-150 Raptor, which is a much cheaper but faster alternative. | ||
** In A Class races involving only Extreme Offroad vehicles, the M12S is a decent contender, as it can reach the top 100 in the A Class Extreme Offroad Rivals leaderboards for the South Beach Cross Country Circuit available in the ''Fortune Island Expansion''. | |||
* As the Warthog is an Extreme Offroad vehicle, unlocking its Car Mastery Perks (see below) allows for more influence to be earned while racing in Cross Country Series events in this vehicle. | * As the Warthog is an Extreme Offroad vehicle, unlocking its Car Mastery Perks (see below) allows for more influence to be earned while racing in Cross Country Series events in this vehicle. | ||
Revision as of 13:15, May 28, 2019
NOTE: The acceleration times and braking distances provided below may vary in-game depending on the in-game weather conditions and whether or not the player is in a DLC expansion map (Blizzard Mountain, Horizon Hot Wheels, or Fortune Island).
General
- The M12S CST is eligible for the following preset car themes:
- Anything Goes
- Extreme Offroad
- American All-Stars (vehicles from the United States of America)
- Heavy Hitters (vehicles weighing at least 4,400 lb (1,996 kg))
- The M12S Warthog CST is ideal for many Cross Country or Dirt Racing events, particularly short Cross Country routes and Scramble routes.
- Tuning the vehicle is highly recommended to get the fastest lap times possible in Class A on short Cross Country routes and Scramble routes.
- Due to its low top speed of only 192 kilometers per hour (119 mph), the Warthog is not recommended for longer routes, especially Head-to-Head Races, Sprints, Trails, and long Circuits, even more so on any Drivatar Difficulty exceeding Pro. The Warthog will easily be overtaken by hypercars/track cars like the Mosler MT900S, Ferrari 599XX Evoluzione, and Apollo Intensa Emozione, as well as other offroad-oriented vehicles like the Bowler EXR S and MG Metro 6R4.
- It is obviously not recommended for use in drag races longer than a quarter mile (402 m) due to this. However, this ultimately depends on the driver skill and the vehicle's tune.
- Try to avoid any events marked as "Anything Goes", as entering those events will make the Warthog far more likely to be matched against these vehicles (or worse, the "starter" cars and barn finds like the Ford Focus RS (Mark III), TVR Cerbera Speed 12, Ford Escort RS Cosworth, etc.), especially in PvP and/or Co-Op sessions.
- Its ideal competition is other vehicles in Offroad, Extreme Offroad, or Rally Monsters.
- Take advantage of the vehicle's strong launch to overtake opponents at the start, especially when doing solo races.
- The M12S Warthog CST is ideal for traveling through rough terrain.
- Its high ride height allows it to traverse through shallow water more easily than most other vehicles.
- It is ideal for Wreckage skills, as it is more than heavy enough to destroy multiple objects at once without losing too much speed or even breaking a Skill Chain.
- Even with a properly tuned and adjusted RWD Drivetrain swap, the Warthog is still less than ideal for drifting, as despite having a twin-turbocharged V8 at stock, it has insufficient wheelspin to drift properly.
- Because of this, it is highly recommended to avoid using the Warthog for Drift Zones, even offroad ones, and instead use a better suited, drift-tuned vehicle like the Ford F-100 or Willys Jeep MB.
- The M12S Warthog CST is not an ideal choice for most PR Stunts, as it lacks the speed to get 3 stars or even 2 stars on most PR Stunts, especially Speed Traps and Speed Zones on asphalt roads.
- For Speed Traps and Speed Zones on asphalt roads, faster cars like the Ferrari 599XX Evoluzione and Mosler MT900S are far more suitable choices.
- For offroad Speed Traps and Speed Zones, any car tuned with an AWD drivetrain swap, maximum weight reduction, a powerful engine (e.g. the Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4's 6.5L V12 that can make up to 1,515 hp (1,130 kW)), and the Rally Tire Compound is a better choice.
- The M12S CST has only enough speed to achieve 2 stars on some Danger Signs.
- When creating a design for the M12S CST, the red triangular markings on the vehicle's body do not disappear, but can be covered with vinyls.
- There are a total of five exclusive manufacturer decals for the M12S CST: three post-war UNSC logos and two Liang-Dortmund Corporation logos.
- When putting the M12S Warthog CST for sale in the Auction House, the vehicle has a minimum starting price of 85,000 CR and a maximum starting price of 920,000 CR.
- The M12S CST's minimum buyout price is 468,000 CR, while the maximum buyout is 1,005,000 CR.
Forza Horizon 3
- The M12S Warthog CST is a "Rare" vehicle, meaning it cannot be bought from the Autoshow by normal means. It can only be obtained through the following:
- By having played either Halo 5: Guardians or Halo: The Master Chief Collection between September 6, 2016 and September 23, 2016 and receiving a redeemable code to unlock the vehicle.
- #Forzathon events in October 2016 (The Halo Weekender), February 2017 (Who Wants Seconds?), January 2018 (Hot and Heavy Horizon), and March 2018 (Play in the Mud)
- Auction House
- It carries the following statistics:
Class | Speed | Handling | Acceleration | Launch | Braking | Championship | Value |
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A 800 | 4.3 | 7.9 | 8.5 | 10 | 8.5 | Extreme Offroad | 850,000 CR |
Acceleration & Speed
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Braking Distance
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Lateral Gs
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- The M12S Warthog CST is one of the least upgradable vehicles, with only Tires and Rims and Conversion being available:
Upgrade Area | Upgrade | Weight Δ | Rim Size Δ | Front Δ | Cost |
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Tires and Rims - Rim Style | Sport Rim Style | Minimum: 0 lb (0 kg) Maximum: -124 lb (56 kg) |
N/A | N/A | Minimum: 3,300 CR Maximum: 4,000 CR |
Tires and Rims - Rim Style | Multi-Piece Rim Style | Minimum: 0 lb (0 kg) Maximum: -93 lb (42 kg) |
N/A | N/A | Minimum: 3,000 CR Maximum: 3,700 CR |
Tires and Rims - Rim Style | Specialized Rim Style | Minimum: 0 lb (0 kg) Maximum: -124 lb (56 kg) |
N/A | N/A | Minimum: 3,000 CR Maximum: 3,700 CR |
Tires and Rims - Front Rim Size | 21 in Front Rims | +14 lb (6.4 kg) | 420/55R21 | N/A | 2,600 CR |
Tires and Rims - Front Rim Size | 22 in Front Rims | +28 lb (13 kg) | 420/55R22 | N/A | 3,000 CR |
Tires and Rims - Front Rim Size | 23 in Front Rims | +44 lb (20 kg) | 420/50R23 | N/A | 3,200 CR |
Tires and Rims - Front Rim Size | 24 in Front Rims | +60 lb (27 kg) | 420/50R24 | N/A | 3,400 CR |
Tires and Rims - Rear Rim Size | 21 in Rear Rims | +14 lb (6.4 kg) | 420/55R21 | N/A | 2,600 CR |
Tires and Rims - Rear Rim Size | 22 in Rear Rims | +28 lb (13 kg) | 420/55R22 | N/A | 3,000 CR |
Tires and Rims - Rear Rim Size | 23 in Rear Rims | +44 lb (20 kg) | 420/50R23 | N/A | 3,200 CR |
Tires and Rims - Rear Rim Size | 24 in Rear Rims | +60 lb (27 kg) | 420/50R24 | N/A | 3,400 CR |
Conversion - Drivetrain Swap | RWD Drivetrain | -51 lb (23 kg) | N/A | -2% | 10,000 CR |
- It can only be upgraded to S1 802 at most.
#Forzathon Events
The following table details the #Forzathon events that offered the M12S Warthog CST as a prize, along with the challenges and the requirements to complete them.
Event | Start Date End Date |
Challenge | Requirement |
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The Halo Weekender | October 27, 2016 October 30, 2016 |
Looks More Like a Puma | Finish 5 public games of both King and Flag Rush in an Extreme Offroad vehicle. |
Who Wants Seconds? | February 3, 2017 February 6, 2017 |
General Issue | Win 5 Head-to-Head races in a Jeep. |
Hot and Heavy Horizon | January 19, 2018 January 26, 2018 |
Flies Pretty Well | Perform 20 Kangaroo Skills in an Offroad vehicle. |
Play in the Mud | March 23, 2018 March 30, 2018 |
Large Headlights | Complete 3 Street Races in an Extreme Offroad vehicle. |
Forza Horizon 4
- The M12S Warthog CST can now be purchased normally from the Autoshow for 850,000 CR.
- As of the November 2018 Series 3 update, the M12S Warthog CST's stock rims now come with two advanced paint groups: Paint Group 1 and Inner Barrel.
- Changing the rim style potentially allows for more advanced paint groups for the rims. The total number of advanced paint groups for the rims available depends on the type of rims selected.
- The M12S Warthog CST has a Legendary rarity, making it extremely rare in the Wheelspin, especially as the Wheelspin tends to prioritize other Legendary items (including Forza Edition cars).
- It does have a slightly higher chance of appearing in a Super Wheelspin though. Even then, depending on your luck, it may be better to obtain the M12S CST through the Autoshow for the full 850,000 CR price or through the Auction House for a lower price.
- Its stats have been changed from the previous game:
Class | Speed | Handling | Acceleration | Launch | Braking | Championship |
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↓A 756 | ↑5.2 | ↓7.1 | ↑9.7 | 10 | ↓7.5 | Extreme Offroad |
- The stats have been changed:
Acceleration & Speed
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Braking Distance
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Lateral Gs
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- Maximum top speed is now 194 kilometers per hour (121 mph).
- In addition, it now has more upgrades than before:
Upgrade Area | Upgrade | Power Δ | Torque Δ | Weight Δ | Front Δ | Perf. Index Δ | Cost |
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Engine - Twin Turbo | Sport Twin Turbo | +138 hp (103 kW) | +164 ft·lb (223 N·m) | +33 lb (15 kg) | N/A | +33 | 3,600 CR |
Engine - Twin Turbo | Race Twin Turbo | +233 hp (173 kW) | +277 ft·lb (376 N·m) | +33 lb (15 kg) | N/A | +50 | 5,400 CR |
Engine - Intercooler | Race Intercooler | +15 hp (11 kW) | +18 ft·lb (24 N·m) | +17 lb (8 kg) | N/A | +5 | 2,200 CR |
Conversion - Engine Swap | Racing 7.2L V8[note 1] | +130 hp (97 kW) | -215 ft·lb (292 N·m) | -44 lb (20 kg) | N/A | +26 | 50,000 CR[note 2] |
- The maximum engine output it can have with the standard engine is 968 hp (722 KW) and 1,150 ft·lb (1,560 N·m).
- With the Racing 7.2L V8 engine swap from the RJ Anderson #37 Polaris RZR-Rockstar Energy Pro 2 Truck, it gains access to even more upgrades:
Upgrade Area | Upgrade | Power Δ | Torque Δ | Weight Δ | Front Δ | Perf. Index Δ | Cost |
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Engine - Intake Manifold / Throttle Body[note 3] | Race Intake Manifold / Throttle Body | +42 hp (31 kW) | +31 ft·lb (42 N·m) | -17 lb (7.7 kg) | N/A | +9 | 2,200 CR |
Engine - Fuel System | Race Fuel System | +46 hp (34 kW) | +35 ft·lb (48 N·m) | N/A | N/A | +9 | 1,950 CR |
Engine - Ignition | Race Ignition | +38 hp (28 kW) | +28 ft·lb (38 N·m) | N/A | N/A | +9 | 1,950 CR |
Engine - Displacement | Race Engine Block | +67 hp (50 kW), +290 cc (17.7 cu in) | +50 ft·lb (68 N·m) | N/A | N/A | +13 | 4,900 CR |
Engine - Twin Turbo[note 4] | Race Twin Turbo | +59 hp (44 kW) | +44 ft·lb (60 N·m) | +1 lb (0.5 kg) | N/A | +7 | 5,400 CR |
Engine - Positive-Displacement Supercharger[note 5] | Race Positive-Displacement Supercharger | +59 hp (44 kW) | +44 ft·lb (60 N·m) | +6 lb (2.7 kg) | N/A | +7 | 5,400 CR |
Engine - Intercooler[note 6] | Street Intercooler | +17 hp (13 kW) | +13 ft·lb (18 N·m) | +44 lb (20 kg) | N/A | +1 | 750 CR |
Engine - Intercooler | Sport Intercooler | +43 hp (32 kW) | +32 ft·lb (43 N·m) | +60 lb (27 kg) | N/A | +3 | 1,450 CR |
Engine - Intercooler | Race Intercooler | +77 hp (57 kW) | +58 ft·lb (79 N·m) | +77 lb (35 kg) | +1% | +6 | 2,200 CR |
Engine - Flywheel | Sport Flywheel | N/A | N/A | -4 lb (1.8 kg) | N/A | 0 ~ +1 | 1,600 CR |
Engine - Flywheel | Race Flywheel | N/A | N/A | -9 lb (4.1 kg) | N/A | +1 ~ +2 | 2,400 CR |
Conversion - Aspiration Swap | Twin Turbo | +220 hp (164 kW) | +166 ft·lb (225 N·m) | +26 lb (12 kg) | N/A | +36 | 3,600 CR |
Conversion - Aspiration Swap | Positive-Displacement Supercharger | +220 hp (164 kW) | +166 ft·lb (225 N·m) | +47 lb (21 kg) | N/A | +35 | 3,600 CR |
※ The power, torque, and Performance Index delta figures provided in the table above are with the Twin Turbo aspiration swap. The Positive-Displacement Supercharger aspiration swap provides less gains.
- The highest class it can reach is S1 853. The following parts must be installed:
- Racing 7.2L V8
- Twin Turbo
- Race Ignition
- Race Engine Block
- Race Twin Turbo
- Race Intercooler
- Race Flywheel
- Any low-weight rim style (3,700 CR or 4,000 CR)
- As of the November 2018 Series 3 update, this requires a total of 76,100 CR or 76,400 CR.
- It makes a maximum of 1,356 hp (1,012 kW) and 1,021 ft·lb (1,385 N·m) of torque from this engine swap with the Twin Turbo aspiration swap installed.
- Despite having a wider range of upgrades than before, it is still not competitive in Rivals or PvP events featuring S1 Class vehicles or higher due to the strong presence and superior performance of vehicles like the Toyota #1 T100 Baja Truck, Porsche 959, etc., as it does not have enough upgrades to reach the top of S1 Class.
- The Warthog's maximum Performance Index rating is lower than that of the Quartz Regalia Type-D, which has an advantage of having a wider range of upgrades, especially including the Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4's 6.5L V12 as an engine swap, which is usually not seen in other Extreme Offroad vehicles.
- However, the Warthog is now more competitive on PR Stunts due to its increased speed, making it an ideal choice for some Danger Signs and offroad Speed Zones.
- The highest speed it can reach is 163 mph (263 km/h), which can be achieved with widening the vehicle's gear ratios. Adjusting the Final Drive to a lower value like 4.90 is enough, although the player can fine-tune the individual gear ratios to their liking as well.
- With the increased speed, the Warthog is more capable of taking on longer drag race routes, but its increased speed's effectiveness still diminishes greatly on The Juggernaut, which is 2.6 mi (4.2 km) long, where it is easily overtaken by the likes of the Ferrari 599XX Evoluzione, Koenigsegg CC8S, and Toyota #1 T100 Baja Truck.
- To tune the vehicle to A 800, the player must install the following:
- Racing 7.2L V8
- Race Intake Manifold / Throttle Body
- Race Ignition
- Race Flywheel
- This requires a total of only 56,550 CR.
- Combining the Racing 7.2L V8 with a RWD swap and Twin Turbo upgrades allow the Warthog to be more easily driftable.
- Exercise caution when using the Warthog for A Class online races, especially Road Racing Series and Street Scene events, as there is a high chance the Hot Wheels Bone Shaker, Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ2, and Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe will appear, all of which it cannot compete with.
- In offroad races, while not the worst offroad vehicle to use, it is still inferior to the Ford F-150 Raptor, which is a much cheaper but faster alternative.
- In A Class races involving only Extreme Offroad vehicles, the M12S is a decent contender, as it can reach the top 100 in the A Class Extreme Offroad Rivals leaderboards for the South Beach Cross Country Circuit available in the Fortune Island Expansion.
- As the Warthog is an Extreme Offroad vehicle, unlocking its Car Mastery Perks (see below) allows for more influence to be earned while racing in Cross Country Series events in this vehicle.
Car Mastery
The following is a table listing all of the M12S Warthog CST's Car Mastery Perks, as they appear in the game. Note that only "Collector's Item" can be unlocked from the beginning, after which the player can unlock adjacent perks.
Car Mastery | |||
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Push Your Luck[1] | Showing Off[2] | Fingers Crossed[3] | Juggernaut[4] |
Flying Car[5] | Head-Turner[6] | Ultimate Thrill[7] | Wreckage Weapon[8] |
Natural Drifter[9] | Pass Master[10] | Wombo Combo[11] | Wrecking Ball[12] |
Collector's Item[13] | Skill Legend[14] | Lucky Hit[15] | Extra Life[16] |
Completing this Car Mastery awards a total of 35,000 Influence Points (20,000 from 100 spent Skill Points, 10,000 from "Showing Off", and 5,000 from "Collector's Item"). This requires 100 Skill Points.
- ^ Wheelspin, 10 Skill Points
- ^ 10,000 Skills Influence, 10 Skill Points
- ^ Wheelspin, 10 Skill Points
- ^ +20% Influence in next 10 Cross Country events, 10 Skill Points
- ^ +30 Air Skill score, 5 Skill Points
- ^ +15% Event Finish Influence, 5 Skill Points
- ^ +20% Ultimate Skill Chain score, 5 Skill Points
- ^ +30% Wreckage Skill score, 5 Skill Points
- ^ +20% Drift/E-Drift Skill score, 3 Skill Points
- ^ +20% Pass Skill score, 3 Skill Points
- ^ +10% Combo Skill score, 3 Skill Points
- ^ +10% Wrecking Ball Skill score, 3 Skill Points
- ^ +5,000 Car Collection Influence, 1 Skill Point
- ^ Skill Multiplier maximum increased to x6.0, 1 Skill Point
- ^ Wheelspin, 1 Skill Point
- ^ Skill Chains take two collisions to break, 25 Skill Points