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Curious what the Endurance pack purchasers here will be doing when LMU releases for early access in Feb. I'm considering picking it up - hopefully multiplayer will be less dead than here

My go-tos (Fri3d0lf and OhneSpeed) either don't have track specific or don't have the Honda at all. Where are you guys going for your setups?

I really would like to drive it, but I'm having a helluva time with some strange front end bouncing on COTA and I can't seem to put consistent laps in.

I have a big (~4x3) sturdy piece of glass that used to be a coffee table top. I don't need it anymore, not sure what to do. Can I recycle it somewhere or should I try FB? Or just toss it in the dumpster? Last option feels wrong

I'm coming from GT3 racing and thought I'd pick up WRC for funsies and chill...

Well, color me surprised, I am terrible. I found some FFB settings and fixed my FOV and other settings as best as I could (why is the pro preset automatic shifting still, what on earth?). And I can't keep the thing on the track at all - I tried a random championship with Rally 3 cars which seemed "entry level" and boy am I bad. Do the brakes even work?

Is there a current guide for noobs to rally? I see the Dirt guide on this sub - how do I know what does and doesn't apply?

P.S. what graphics settings are you guys running for smoothest performance on a low end PC?

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Hi! I'm an avid sim racer but I've never played any rally games. I'm maybe looking to get EA WRC to play with some friends. Is there a way to set up a lobby for just my friends and I to play together? Can we stay in the lobby and switch tracks, cars, etc? I had a very difficult time Googling/searching this question, so thanks in advance!

Hi! I’m having a myriad of issues with my self-built gaming PC and I don’t know where to start. It’s about 3 years old now. It recently updated to Windows 11, though it was having issues before. Here’s the specs:
CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 6 core
GPU: MSI Armor RX580 8G
MBo: ASRock B450 Steel Legend
RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws 3200MHz CL16 2x8Gb
SSD: WD Blue 500G
Storage: Seagate 3Tb external HHD
Case: Starryfort SF30
Power: 750w gold
Internet is wired to a 300Gb download/100 upload ish connection.
Running 1x 165hz Asus monitor, 1080p.
Here’s the most recent benchmark, after reflashing my BIOS down a couple generations and setting my XMP profile correctly. https://www.userbenchmark.com

Hi! I’m having a myriad of issues with my self-built gaming PC and I don’t know where to start. It’s about 3 years old now. It recently updated to Windows 11, though it was having issues before. Here’s the specs:
CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 6 core
GPU: MSI Armor RX580 8G
MBo: ASRock B450 Steel Legend
RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws 3200MHz CL16 2x8Gb
SSD: WD Blue 500G
Storage: Seagate 3Tb external HHD
Case: Starryfort SF30
Power: 750w gold
Internet is wired to a 300Gb download/100 upload ish connection.
Running 1x 165hz Asus monitor, 1080p.
Here’s the most recent benchmark, after reflashing my BIOS down a couple generations and setting my XMP profile correctly. https://www.userbenchmark.com

Hey all,

I'm remembering a commercial or short film I saw probably before the 20-teens. The main character was able to see everyone's lifespan counting down above their head.

The countdown is in the form of a giant red timer like 80s digital clocks or standard movie "bomb" timers.

The setting is in a large, busy city and I think they maybe worked in an office.

I remember the main person noticing someone's time rapidly approaching 0 as they stepped out in front of a bus. The main person was able to save the other from the bus.

If it was an advertisement for something, I don't recall what.

Thanks in advance!