A mai napon ugyanis befutott a WRC 1.0.1-es javítása, amely számtalan apróbb és nagyobb hibát is kijavít. A PC-s játékosok erről vagy erről a címről tölthetik le a patchet, míg az XBOX360 játékosok a jól megszokott módon frissíthetik a programjukat.
A patchek pontos tartalmát ezúttal is közöljük a jól megszokott angol nyelven.
WRC 3 – Windows PC:
- WRC Class – Citroen DS3, Wrong Red Bull logo on car livery
- WRC Class – Citroen DS3, Wrong Red Bull logo on car livery on the rear
- Neuville’s Helmet, Wrong Red Bull logo on helmet livery
- Cook Cars , Wrong sponsors logos on the back of the car
- Updated credits on the artist list
- The feedback force „maximum” is too much and tends to heat too much the Logitech wheels (after 2 h there was burn smell)
- [Road to Glory – Game Stuck] 5th, 6th and 7th Boss Battles unplayable (the car does not start with the manual gearbox, and on the slopes with hill-start the car slides back, if you put automatic transmission is starts slowly)
- In Class 2, the Skoda Fabia S2000 is faster than the WRC cars
- [wheel] changing settings insite the in_race option menu is not working until restarting the race
- [wheel] FANATEC GT3 RS + Clubsport pedals – pedals works with difficulty
- [Road to Glory – Free Run – Single Rally] Free Run Customised Single Rally –> game crash
- [Launcher] Unable to log online account in Launcher PC
- Fix to avoid menu resource load in race [Menu (swf) car_repair]
- Game soft-locks on any confirmation message after an error… [Data e Menu(swf)]
- Other text fix CHEKED
- Crash customizing dlc car (with a career started without car dlc and dlc installed after)
- HUD elements disappear
- Split time bar fix in free run rally
- Hot Seat – Camera controls disabled
- Issue 2 of 4 the title crashes when attempting to load an unfinished “Rally Event” from the “Road to Glory” menu. [also Data]
- C30 Hot Seat – Camera controls disabled
- C31 Drift score remains on screen from previous attempt
- Avoid save in Rally when exit to main menu (crash on reload if a checkpoint passed before leave to main) [also Data]
- Missing rally winner in online voting [also Data]
- Wrecking car user may access replay and playing during it
- Heavy Damage – Race Results: Wrong Time displayed in Race Results
- Other minor fixes
WRC Xbox 360:
- Updated credits on the artist list
- The force feedback „maximum” is too much and too much Tends to heat the Logitech wheels (after 2 h there was burn smell)
- [Road to Glory – Game Stuck] 5th, 6th and 7th Boss Battles unplayable (the car does not start with the manual gearbox, and on the slopes with hill-start the car slides back, if you put automatic transmission is slowly starts)
- In Class 2, the Skoda Fabia S2000 is faster than the WRC cars
- [Wheel] changing settings insite the in_race menu option is not working until restarting the race
- [Road to Glory – Free Run – Single Rally] Free Run Customised Single Rally -> game crash
- Fix to avoid resource load in race menu [Menu (swf) car_repair]
- Game soft-locks on any confirmation message after an error … [Date & Menu (swf)]
- Other text fix cheked
- HUD elements disappear
- Split time bar fix on free run rally
- Hot Seat – Camera controls disabled
- Issue 2 of 4 the title Crashes When aptempting to load an unfinished „Rally Event” from the „Road to Glory” menu. [Also Date]
- C30 Hot Seat – Camera controls disabled
- C31 Drift score remains on screen from previous attempt
- Avoid save in Rally When exit to main menu (crash on reload if a checkpoint passed before leave to main) [also Date]
- Missing rally winner in online voting [also Date]
- Wrecking car user may access and playing During replay it
- Heavy Damage – Race Results: Wrong Time displayed in Race Results
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