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Codemasters today released an update for DiRT 4 that fixes a few issues people who use online community features will have been complaining about.
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Hi all,
We’ve just pushed live the latest patch for DiRT 4! You can expect to find the below updated:
– Clubs leaderboards crashing is fixed
– Point awarded in Clubs are now shown correctly
– Community Event rewards will now always correctly be awarded
– Flavour of the Week achievement/trophy works again
As usual, please let us know if you’ve seen anything that has slipped through the cracks. :) We’ve set up a pinned discussion, so please head there if there’s anything you’ve spotted.
Thanks,
Christina
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