rFactor 2 announces Race Against Unowned Content for February 21
rFactor 2 says its Q1 2023 update will add Race Against Unowned Content on February 21, letting players race against content they do not own.
rFactor 2 has announced that its upcoming Q1 2023 update, due February 21, will introduce a new Race Against Unowned Content feature. The announcement points readers to more detail in the official announcement.
What changed
Features
- A new Race Against Unowned Content feature is scheduled to arrive with the Q1 2023 update on February 21.
- Studio 397 says this functionality has already been available to try in the current Release Candidate build.
- The announcement indicates that additional details on what to expect are available via Studio 397.
From the changelog
Structured change list parsed from the official notes.
features
- Hello sim racers,
- The upcoming Q1 2023 update for rFactor 2 is set to introduce the new 'race against unowned content' update to the simulation.
- If you haven't yet had chance to try this in our current Release Candidate build, read up on what to expect on the Studio 397 website, here; https://www.studio-397.com/2023/02/announcing-race-against-unowned-content/
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