However, in recent weeks, a catalogue of errors has changed community sentiment and frustrated a segment of the player base. Consequently, apart from the next two US-based tracks, the next major game update will be “holly committed to tidying up,” according to publisher Motorsport Games. “Bugs, design issues and underlying issues” are on the hitlist, seemingly ahead of any shiny new features. Presumably, that means no career mode launch just yet, then. Ahead of the September release, the Studio 397 development team “won’t be holding back critical fixes, however, and will still work on delivering those as fast as we can.” With the bullet dodged, next was the rollout of Version 1.4, which included an all-new netcode system, implemented according to publisher Motorsport Games to improve the long-term stability of the multiplayer. It did warn that “there may be some teething issues in the first weeks as we really scale with you all using it.” Motorsport Games and Studio 397 will continue to work on the new system via a series of test races, and committed publicly to the next update being focused not on features, but quality of life, in the same announcement. Discussion 0 Comments Join the discussion Join Traxion.gg to start discussing with members. Already a member? Sign in