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Forza Horizon 4: Super Wheelspins were a mistake * UPDATE *

Update: The developers have come up with another one Tweet reported to speak. It says:

Yesterday we accidentally sent an in-game message that gave every player Super Wheelspins when they logged in. This morning we stopped sending the in-game message. We recognize our mistake and apologize to all players for the confusion.

Today Forza Horizon 4 provided plenty to talk about. Numerous players have reported since last night that they had received 200 Super Wheelspins via message. A tweet from PlayGround Games suggested intention. However, the message may not have come as deliberately as the players initially suspected.

Recently, the developers responded with a reply under said tweet. It says: “Mistakes happen and we made one. For those who have redeemed the Super Wheelspins, have fun. ”

In fact, reports of players who haven’t received the above-mentioned message have been piling up since the afternoon. PlayGround Games has probably noticed the error and stopped delivering the messages. The question of what the first tweet is about remains open. The message may have been intentional, but the developers made a mistake when it was created. For example, an originally intended gift of 20 instead of 200 super wheel spins would be conceivable.

Since there are no further details apart from the two short tweets, the situation remains unclear. Whoever received the Super Wheelspins may keep them. If you have picked up the Super Wheelspins but have not used them up, they are still available to you.

It remains unclear whether players will still get something without a message and if so, what. The developers’ new statement is not well received by the players. The developers may react to the resentment and send the message to all players in some form.

Source: Forza Horizon Twitter

Image source: Own screenshot from Forza Horizon 4

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