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World of Outlaws: Dirt Racing Big Block Modified and Lucas Oil Speedway Trailer
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Nov 22, 2022
0 CommentsMonster Games have today posteda trailer (embedded below) for the upcoming Big Block Modifieds and Lucas Oil Speedway DLC that will be available November 28, 2022 for World of Outlaws: Dirt Racing.
Something that seems very apparently in this trailer is the lack of sharp visuals similar to the Tony Stewart titles Monster Games developed in the past. I can’t confirm what the cause is, but often it’s due to postfx (motion blur, etc) or upscaling/DLSS in other titles. I really don’t like this look at all and don’t want to be seeing it in a trailer, so hopefully it’s something we can tweak out with settings. It didn’t seem this noticeable before, right?
The trailer:
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