Then you should think again because if you add now a new, say, DTM class, and Scawen adds support for breakable parts in the following patch, where do you think your mod would end?
My 'arguement' wasnt a complain about slow paced development, in fact any community add on would be unusable as soon as a new official patch is released, unless a huge amount of effort is put into in, which in my opinion, is highly unlikely to happen.
You dont need to look too far away, the only mods that are allowed ATM are InSim ones, yet even a few of the most succesful ones from Kegetys are now obsolete for the simple fact that the they are not updated every time insim changes.
As for Tristan's reply: Im not familiar with rFactor and GTR patch policy, but I thought those games' patches are more bugfixes than evolutions of the game engine, not in the same league as LFS patches.
Im not the one to question the dev's work, but seeing the number of people (established racers) leaving, and the decreasing number of visitors even to this forum, one has to ask if there is much room left for faith...
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