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Can you elaborate on that? I would disagree...

Please don't get everyones hopes up, these are the workarounds, not fixes 🤣

They are actually.

The handbrake is analog, it doesn't appear to bind as an axis but it definitely behaves as one, I plugged in and tested with a Logitech Joystick to confirm this.

I don't find this to be baffling really, personally I think the combination of developing for PC as well as the consoles AND the console sub-variants is proving to be a difficult developer workload, considering the sorts of bugs that have been appearing. It must be considered that some rendering methods and pipelines do not gel well with techniques such as those relied on by the PS4 Pro. As for the list Mastoideu posted, it makes no mention of if any titles were checked for issues, only for if the Developer had done the checkbox. more random reference: https://wccftech.com/blow-checkerboard-rendering-ps4pro-isnt-completely-free-might-better-uses-power/ Means little, newer games can be more complex and the PS4 Pro's hardware often relies on additional tricks for 4K that other hardware doesn't.

I did a very brief lookup of information regarding the PS4 Pro's behavior and it appears that there are some cases where performance, or worse visual consistency in games has dropped when utilizing these upscaling techniques, considering that DR2.0 does have some performance consistency issues already it's possible they tried a few of PS4 Pro's bandaids and ran into issues, perhaps it requires specific optimization. for reference: https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2016-why-are-some-ps4-pro-titles-running-slower-than-base-hardware

Don't know if it's been mentioned already, but I've had an instance where I had a set of things to repair after a stage at service area, selected to repair them, scrolled down to select the rest of the items but then found my earlier selections were reset upon scrolling up.

Those suffering this no grip bug and crashing on PC, have you had steam verify game files?

If you're going to do this sort of thing shouldn't you also be comparing stage section times between compounds to see if tyre heating is taken into account? Information in first two posts is kinda useless since there's no mention of what was driven, Day/night may need to be taken into account as well.

Having this problem as well - screenshots attached.

Tried Lowering Crowd and shadow detail levels?

To be honest, Whilst I'll admit there appears to be a lot of rain and night stages, I rather enjoy it instead of 80% boring day-dry stages. Think a lot of people should harden up! Reality is you aren't always going to get ideal conditions in a rally. I will however, agree they need to fix the lighting issues, such as instances where suddenly things appear to be almost pitch-black just because of a bit of tree coverage in certain conditions.

The PS4 Pro's hardware is laughable compared to the X, often relying on a bunch of tricks and algorithms to render at "near" high res then upscale.

Eh, framerates can drop by around 30-40% in various sections of Argentina in the rain at 1080P(albeit highest settings of course), makes things complicated when trying to accommodate consoles like the PS4 Pro at anything above 1080P, perhaps Codemasters will be able to optimize it to allow the option in time but if you care about high resolutions then a console isn't so suitable anyway.

Which device made the difference? What's the motherboard model?