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World of Outlaws: Dirt Racing Patch Adds Support For Next DLC, More Selectable Drivers
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Nov 22, 2022
0 CommentsSteve Myers tweeted yesterday that a new update was deployed for World of Outlaws: Dirt Racing. The update prepared the title for the upcoming Big Block Modified and Lucas Oil Speedway DLC, added some more selectable drivers and included small bugfixes.
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We released a patch for @outlaws_game today. It is primarily to add support for the Big Block Modified and Lucas Oil Speedway DLC release on 11/28, there was more selectable drivers in this release as well as a few minor bug fixes.
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