Another patch update for rally racing title WRC Generations, with various fixes to improve and what is coming up in the future.
Hello drivers,
We are pleased to announce a new hotfix (v 1.3.24.1) for the Steam version of WRC Generations is now available to download on your Steam client.
Below today’s list of fixes, you will also find a non-exhaustive list of the fixes we are currently working on resolving through the next updates.
Patch Notes
- Fixed random crash with some Thrustmaster peripherals
Note: Some Thrustmaster peripherals might still encounter issues, an additional update to resolve them is under development.
- Fixed an issue preventing to see specific Career screens on an Nvidia 4090 card
- Fixed a crash when DLSS FG was activated without DLSS SR at launch
- Fixed a crash after tutorial when player nickname used specific typeface within the Drivercard
Note: There still are FFB issues with Logitech steering wheels, this should be resolved by a future update of the Logitech G HUB.
Fixed in a future update
- The throttle is only effective when pressed to at least 95%.
- In Clubs you can use your own liveries in Realistic Rallies, creating potential issues.
- In Leagues the wrong groups can be displayed in some Leagues.
- There is an invisible obstacle appearing in Turkey SSS Marmaris. The stage has temporarily been disabled in competitive modes and will be re-enabled when the issue is fixed in a future patch.
- Wet tyres don’t have as much of a meaningful improvement over soft tyres as they should have.
- In Leagues and Clubs, car setup and tyres selection are only considered in the first special stage of a rally, not in the following stages.
- There are sound issues with Audi Quattro 1 and Skoda Fabia Rally2.
- Added tooltips explaining each car setup option
- Added understandable information on content involving DLCs (Liveries using DLC stickers, Liveries using DLC cars, Stickers using DLC stickers…)
- Some Nvidia DLSS option interdependencies are wrong.
ABOUT THIS GAME
2022 will see the WRC transition to the hybrid era. This is a revolution for the rally world, significantly affecting performance, changing strategies and making drivers and teams adapt.
