Yeah, ofcourse it does. It makes ALL the difference in the world too. 

I never said it was more important I'm just saying you can't call yourself a racing simulator if you can't even simulate driving in bad weather conditions and/or during the night. 

You're 17 you probably don't even have your license yet.

And....

Check mate. Each franchise has its strengths, Forza puts emphasis on the car models (all of them). In a car simulator, think thats paramount.

You are more then able to brag about lifetime GT sales or one vs one GT vs Forza game sales, but do not talk about Forza being of less quality given what it offers and how it offers it 3x as fast.

this button can cut trees.. remember this!

Just because I said it's not important doesn't mean that it contributes to the quality of the "simulator" part of the game. Yea sure it's offering Forza games 3x as fast, where has that done to it's popularity? slowly decreasing in sales.

And how would you know what difference driving in terrible weather conditions/ at night makes if you haven't experienced it for yourself. It makes all the difference in the world. It's a completely different experience than driving during an nice sunny day where you can see through your wind shield whereas you can barely see shit when it's pouring rain.

Haha.....going back to sales when the quality argument collapses on itself. Every Forza makes a profit on its own before its bundled, and as a franchise will have sold more then GT did this gen by years end. I see quality and superior sales from where im sitting.

You look at it as a franchise from this gen only perspective. I look at it from a franchise from the time it started to the present. Neither one of us can be wrong