Forza Horizon 6 Support Team Says Itasha Bans Are Reviewed by Hand
Turn 10 updated the Forza Code of Conduct on September 24, saying reported user-generated content goes into a single review queue and that the number of reports does not affect priority or position in the queue. A human moderator then decides the penalty based on severity and past violations. A first violation draws only a warning, with longer suspensions for repeat offenses, though content the support team defines as zero tolerance brings a permanent ban regardless of history. The update follows months of reports from players who make itasha designs, anime-decorated car liveries, saying their shared work was deleted and their accounts suspended. Some creators stopped sharing work. Turn 10 handles support for Forza Horizon 6, which is set in Japan and available on PC and Xbox Series X|S, with a PS5 release planned for later this year.