Solution for XB1 wheels having very noticeable and harsh FFB deadzone in menus. Updated menu deadzone width for XB1 wheels, updated spring force for menus to remove unnecessary vibrations on deadzone boundary. Resolved a save fail if ‘my documents’ folder is set to a network location.įix for the sun flares in the rear view mirror that could cause corruption on PS4.įixed a possible application error when creating a new career.įixed a crash when jumping straight to custom race from boot.įixed an issue where a higher rank would be awarded to the driver with negative points in an online championship if the host adjusted the points.Īdded functionality to be able to highlight specific friend in the friends list dialogue.

Polished the missing background for ‘return to position’ messages in VR.Ĭorrected AI behaving erratically leading to a crash to desktop.

Improved an Online Lobby issue where players were able to select a vehicle before info was fully set. Improvements to droplets on camera in both VR and non-VR.Ĭorrected an issue in VR where driving lines would disappear if camera view was changed during race.Ĭorrected an issue where Dedicated Server lobby vehicle images weren’t updated correctly during multiclass selection. Solved link to Facebook page when user selects the Facebook option on the Extras tab whilst Microsoft Edge is set as default browser on PC.ĭedicated Server: improved client and server code that uses older net API, allowing for more reliable connections. Here's a full list of changes in the Project CARS 2 1.4.0.0 update for PS4, Xbox One and PC. Players can also look forward to the release of the Porsche Legends Pack in early March, which will add nine legendary cars celebrating Porsche's 70th anniversary this year, as well as an additional FIA-certified track, twenty liveries, five new career events, and nine community events.

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