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Saber Porto have posted on social media some text suggesting that the remaining DLC shown on the image below scheduled for 2023 will be released in a single update. It’s difficult to know how to take this, but obviously preparing and releasing a single patch does reduce workload, even when the sum of the whole is the same as the individual parts would have been when released bit by bit…
I’m personally waiting on replays and photo mode to do a little bit more Dakar Desert Rally racing, so I really hope this isn’t adding much of a delay to the features overall.
Tweet text:
To ensure the quality of our upcoming content, we’re changing our upcoming release schedule and plan to make all the remaining content on the 2023 Roadmap available as part of one big update.
Expect news on the release timing this Summer!
