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RaceWard updated their RiMS Racing title with a patch that improves AI and fixes a number of bugs. See the release notes below:
UPDATES
– “Hide” function added in order to improved Inventory/Shop readability
– AI performances optimizations
– Improved icon readability in the Motorbike Mechanics section
– Improved HUD minimap colours
– Improved discount manager perk efficiencyBUG FIXES
– Autosaves logic has been reorganized in order to prevent save corruption issues
– R&D Management objectives are now reset correctly after a Career restart
– Fixed icon on Private Testing leaderboards
– Audio memory usage optimizations
– Fixed “The Star” description and unlock logic
– Custom joypad presets are now working as intended after booting the game
– Fixed a crash that occurred accepting an invite during an Online Challenge
– Fixed a crash that occurred accepting an invite during Career tutorial bike selection
– Minor graphical fixes on Million Dollar Highway track
– Fixed a text issue on the Anti-Wheelie explanation
– Fixed a specific crash occurring in the R&D Management area
– Custom joypad button configurations are now saved as expected
– Custom exhausts sound are now played as expected in the showroom area
– Several HUD and cockpits graphical fixes
– Fixed a crash that occurred on the Motorbike Mechanics scrollbar
– Loading screen hints counter now is working as expected
– Fixed ghost management when no ghost data is available on the leaderboards
– “Where there’s a will there’s a way” now unlocks as expected
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