Same goes for colors and reflect of special materials. You have to tweak like hell to make it look straight. If you complain as a user wasting you time with mods, well, allow me to say, this is sort of disrespectful to the modders in general, and also to the quality mods.ĭo you have an idea how much time quality modders spend time on bringing the mods to you? Research, decisions, creating and painting? Often in painting a straight line is even on a car not a straight line.

But with the tracks - there is the problem, but Renato has already explained it all above.Īnd because all of that - I like the current direction of Reiza development to cover (if possible) a huge historical period of racing around the world - it's really something that has been 'missing' for a long time.Ĭlick to expand.mainly you complain here about a general fact: that not everything in life is perfect, there is always “the good” and “the bad”. Mods for cars - almost work, it remains to wait for the possibility of setting up custom sound. And I’m generally silent about cars - how much more can be officially added.īut we have what we have. Yes, of course, you always want to see more in the game - maybe the same part of the tracks from the same PC2 that 'float' in the form of mods. Sat down and went where it is necessary and on what it is necessary.

In this regard, the same ACC is more pleasant for me: I have a set of cars of certain classes and this allows me not to be sprayed on picking in mods that simply don’t exist for the ACC.

And in general, I have already expressed indignation at the current state of modding for AC in the main thread on the GTP forum - this is a complex 'problem', even for the banal monetization through Patreon of any minor modification. The mods there are different in quality, someone makes them according to the pipeline from Kunos and Ilya (I mean his work on CSP), someone hammers a bolt on it all and releases such terrible cars/tracks/mods that it becomes sad. I personally got tired of picking up mods for the AC, it eats up a lot of time. Note: there is again fun in the comments on RD, but it could not be otherwise. Over the years of tinkering with modding (not just for sims - many games), I came to the conclusion that, again - for me personally, - it eats up a huge amount of time for picking, tweaking, sorting and other actions than I would spend ittime for driving.Īs someone noted in the comments on the RD to the new article from Renato: 'less is more.' And I agree.

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