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Saber have released a hotfix for PC that will come to console as a part of a larger patch during April. The update includes fixes to gameplay, UI, mod support and more.

Patch notes:

Gameplay:
Bridges and avalanches bugs has been solved
The bug that allowed the sale of previously sold tyres has been fixed
During the tutorial, you only have access to the necessary and utilitarian buttons that are useful in the pop-up for some significant reasons, such as Menu, Minimap, and Brake.
The tire Inflation System and the Interaction With Zone hints in the tutorial disappear after using the LBM button
Objective models appear correctly on the deploy zones after they were opened as rewards
The empty notifications after completing a quest stage have been removed
The minigame’s camera angle in the side quests Tourism Season and Fossil Photos has been corrected

UI:
Opening the pause menu while using the Metal Detector does not disable the Back button
In the Garage, the ‘new’ label now disappears after clicking on the customization menu when there is only one item in a category

Trucks:
Collisions of consumables have been disabled on the vanilla trucks
Fixed missed hubs on the Step 310E (high suspension and ultimate)
Reordered the skins for YAR 87, ANK 38, and Khan Marshall, placing special skins at the top of the list and adding new skin’s icons.

Localizations:
The texts on the Radial menu no longer cuts off after changing game localization
Fixed a Siesmic vibrator’s tutorial hint.

Mod support:
The ‘Add Model’ window now fits onto the screen
The link to the Expedition’s guides on the Editor’s panel has been updated

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