How much longer will mods be developed for Assetto Corsa?

Rogerbee · Mar 17, 2019

What with Assetto Corsa Competizione on the horizon, how much longer will modders continue to develop and release content for Assetto Corsa? When I had Project Cars, I was late to the party and the modding had pretty much dried up when Project Cars 2 came out. I don't have the system to run Project Cars 2 or Assetto Corsa Competizione, so, will the summer see modding for Assetto Corsa begin to wind down? Are there things in development hell that we may never get to see?

Cote Dazur · Nov 3, 2020

And it is about to get better yet!

blackcelica · Nov 3, 2020

I'll keep supporting it with mods, ~~track skins~~, driver suits, helmets etc. Probably dabble back with some car skins again. AC will be around for a long time yet as long as this community exists.

Marg · Jan 15, 2021

Someone wrote all indy tracks are covered... But - Toronto??? Streets of Toronto, why it is overlooked?

Johnr777 · Jan 15, 2021

Marg said:
Someone wrote all indy tracks are covered... But - Toronto??? Streets of Toronto, why it is overlooked?

Because there are a lot fewer track creators/modelers than car modelers.

And in my opinion, not that special of a layout.

Marg · Jan 15, 2021

Johnr777 said:
Because there are a lot fewer track creators/modelers than car modelers.

And in my opinion, not that special of a layout.

Yes, not special, but it is real life and regularly used, track for more than 30 years. Appearing even in legendary movie like "driven". (Well just kidding about "legendary" movie though...)

Elaphe · Jan 16, 2021

I have the same feeling that we will have mods for many many years in the future, the reason being that there is no real alternative (and I don't think there will be) as a serious car simulator (what we are interested in), not just another racing simulator of boring racing series.