SirPhilMcKraken

That's a great choice to let DLC locations in multiplayer lobbies be open to everyone, its a niche player base as it is so this is great to not segregate further.

I've been binge watching Hoonigan's YT channel recently and Rhys Millen does a great job at explaining the corner numbers in rallying for anyone interested (time stamp embedded) :

I'd like it to be included since games like Assetto Corsa included it for free but I doubt they had the cash injection that CM have had, I wouldn't mind paying for it if its like £5 as I know it will be a small uptake and probably needs to recoup costs somehow.

They are doing something, they have stated so that its a priority. Its not an overnight fix, as a software consultant surely you should know this? Also XML editor? I changed the values in Notepad...

I did feel that Gymkhana 10 was a bit of a letdown, not really sure why though. I think its because they've pushed the boat out more stunt wise each time but this one was a little more reserved. Possibly due to the multiple locations but I did feel that watching the series first then Gym10 again was better. The Focus definitely seemed to lumber around in comparison to the smaller wheelbase of the other cars, one of the best looking though in my opinion.

I watched The Gymkhana Files over the weekend and it was heartbreaking watching Ken having to tell Bakkerud that the Hoonigan RX team was no more. You could tell how much he loved it by how upset he was. Man that was one hell of a docuseries, would thoroughly recommend to anyone.

Yeah me too, I guess its easier to access for most people though as its in front of them and a lot of people use it anyway. I just forget its there half the time lol.

I did wonder, I don't use Discord all that often especially that chat which has so many people and moves so fast

Of course, I'm using the Alt theme. If you click on your name at the top right, there is an option for an Alt Theme. Is this what you meant?

Dude, get a grip.

What is awful behaviour, acknowledging they're working on it? Why should they be telling us how their game is made? I'd rather they take their time on it and make sure its right, if its half baked then it will just **** off everyone more.

Why does it matter?

That is the problem with Steam's review system, most people will see a mixed review as middle of the road and probably only worth buying in a sale. DR2.0 has its 2 large issues but that is it, the rest of the game is brilliant but this is what people latch onto. Plus its always the vocal minority and silent majority situation.