FH6 Autumn Kickoff: A Smarter Weekly Route With U4N

Posted by Walker Jack Aug 19

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The Autumn Festival Playlist is easier to manage when you approach it as one connected route instead of a long list of unrelated activities. If you are trying to make the most of your FH6 Credits and seasonal rewards, planning the order of your objectives can save both driving time and unnecessary car changes. The Italian Exotics theme is especially suited to this approach because several challenges can be grouped by location and vehicle type.

For players who want to collect the seasonal cars without spending the entire week jumping between activities, the route is fairly straightforward. Start in Hokubu with the required Alfa Romeo, continue toward Naru Golf Circuit with the Maserati, then move into the S1 Italian performance events before finishing with the championships and Trial. This gives you a practical path toward the 20-point and 40-point milestones.

Start With the Required Alfa Romeo

The first stop should be the Hokubu Time Attack Circuit, using the 2014 Alfa Romeo 4C. Since this car is required for the Weekly Challenge, there is no real benefit in delaying this section or bringing another vehicle.

Complete three laps around the circuit first. This takes care of the relevant Daily Challenge while also contributing to the Weekly Challenge. Once the laps are done, remain in the northern area and look for nearby Road Circuit races.

During these races, work on the four Speed Skills needed for the Weekly Challenge. You do not need to turn the activity into a dedicated skill grind. Simply driving aggressively through corners and finding opportunities on the road can help build the required progress while you are already completing races.

Make the Naru Golf Stop Count

After finishing the northern objectives, change to the 1997 Maserati Ghibli Cup and travel toward Naru Golf Circuit. This is where you can combine a quick photo objective with a mileage requirement.

Take the photograph required for the #afternoon tea Photo Challenge once you arrive. It is a simple task, but the two Playlist Points make it worth doing while you are already in the area.

After taking the picture, keep driving instead of fast traveling. Follow the coast or a major highway until you have covered 16.1 kilometers, or 10 miles. This completes the relevant Sunday Daily Challenge without requiring another trip later.

That small decision makes the route considerably cleaner. Fast traveling immediately after every objective may feel quicker, but it often creates extra journeys when another Daily Challenge asks you to drive a certain distance.

Switch to an S1 Italian Car

For the next section, choose an S1-class Italian performance car. A Ferrari 458 or an appropriate Lamborghini can work well, provided it meets the event requirements and has a tune you can control comfortably.

Travel to the nearest Drag Meet and complete the required run. Finishing this part completes the final stage of the Weekly Challenge and adds five points to your seasonal total.

Once the drag activity is finished, stay nearby and tackle the seasonal Speed Zone and Speed Trap. Your objective is to collect five total stars from the relevant Speed Zone challenges. A stable S1 tune is more important than choosing the most powerful car because maintaining control through a high-speed section can make the difference between an easy pass and repeated attempts.

Clear the Collectibles Before Leaving

The "Tanks for the Coffee" collectible objective can also fit naturally into this section. Locate the collectible area and destroy the 20 tank-shaped coffee objects. Once the full set is cleared, you receive the Karaoke emote.

This is another reason to avoid fast traveling too often. If you are already in the area for the S1 activities, spending a few extra minutes on collectibles is much more efficient than returning later just for one cosmetic reward.

Finish With Championships and The Trial

Once the Weekly Challenge and smaller objectives are under control, move on to the remaining championships. "Rally Up and Go" requires a B-Class Modern Rally car and provides five points. After that, switch to an A-Class Modern Super Saloon for "Scenic Scrambles," which also contributes five points.

Save The Trial, "Racing Horses," for the final part of the route. Bring a tuned S1-class Ferrari and concentrate on clean racing and teamwork. Winning the event provides 10 points, making it one of the most useful activities when you are trying to reach the larger seasonal reward.

Reaching the 20 and 40 Point Rewards

At 20 points, the seasonal Playlist gives you the 2017 Abarth 124 Spider. The 40-point milestone is more demanding but rewards the 2020 Lamborghini Huracán EVO. There are also additional rewards for other activities, including the Ferrari 458 Speciale from The Trial and the 2018 Ferrari Portofino from completing five Speed Links.

You should also keep an eye on the simple Daily Challenges. The Saturday Gift Drop objective only requires opening the pause menu and sending a Gift Drop to another player, making it an easy opportunity to add progress without changing your route.

With a little planning, the Autumn Playlist does not need to feel like a collection of chores. By combining nearby objectives and limiting your vehicle changes, you can make steady progress while keeping your FH6 Credits available for the cars and upgrades you actually want. If you also enjoy collecting bonus rewards such as FH6 Super Wheelspins, a well-planned weekly route gives you more time to focus on those extras after the main Playlist work is finished.

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