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Milestone have today released an update for their new Superbike title that does unfortunately not fix most of the issues I have seen, and I have seen noted by others.
Patch notes:
– Career mode: points attribution issue in Race 1 and Superpole Race fixed.
Now points are assigned based on the final standing of the related session (please note: this fix needs a new race week-end to be operative. In progress race week-ends won’t be affected by the fix).
– Tissot Superpole Race: Guided Setup option is now available.
– Team performance value is now correctly displayed in the selection menu pages
– Minor fixes
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