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World of Outlaws: Dirt Racing Update Fixes Framerate Consistency, Flag Issues and More
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Oct 26, 2022
0 CommentsMonster Games have today released an update for their console-based World of Outlaws title that readies release for a couple of DLC items and brings a number of fixes for the software. Unfortunately there are no public release notes that I can find (I did ask them), but here is what was mentioned by Steve Myers (of iRacing) on Twitter:
– More selectable (I assume licensed) drivers in Late Model, Pro Late Model, and 360 series
– PS4 Pro maintains a more consistent frame rate
– Driver videos can now be skipped by pressing the X button on PS4/PS5 or A button on Xbox
– Fix issue allowing race to end under yellow flag
– Add support for upcoming content (DIRTcar UMP Modified DLC and Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 DLC)
– Other minor improvements and fixes
The new DLC content is expected to release October 28, 2022.
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