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NASCAR 21: Ignition Previews Future v1.4 – v1.5 Updates
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Jan 13, 2022
0 CommentsMotorsport Games today previewed the next few major updates for NASCAR 21. This is some decent communication that I hope will continue. Here are the main details:
Timing:
– v1.4.0.0 and DLC 3 coming January.
– v1.4.5.0 coming February.
– v1.5.0.0 coming April.
What’s coming January:
– “various fixes and quality of life improvements”
– Stages.
– Private parties (6 players required).
– Corner cutting penalties.
What’s coming February:
– “various fixes and quality of life improvements”
– Next Gen Test mode featuring Gen-7 Cup car and Daytona.
– Camera shake toggle to turn off shake effects (if you want to).
What’s coming April:
– “various fixes and quality of life improvements”
– Current gen console update (cross compatible with previous gen consoles).
They also mentioned that a future update will include the ability to share your custom scheme online, but did not put a date on it. I encourage you to read more detail on their page if you need it.
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