Quote from jujek :

It was cool idea but he advertised 'modded' LFS so some people who are come from he's video will propably disappointed when they see the original version of lfs.

I don't see any harm done with different textures, and the only thing that is modded is the XRT VOB but its just to add a steering wheel, roll cage, exhaust, and roof spoiler. I think that it's kind of ridiculous that modding is so frowned upon considering Rfactor and AC (popular games) support modding.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3Y1B_jyW7U The VOB mod I'm using doesn't seem to affect the collision model which can be seen in this video. I also thought that any VOB mod that does affect the collision model or affects the physics of the car don't work online.

I think that the drifting scene in Live For Speed shouldn't be ignored or put to the side. Out of all the popular games for drifting LFS is my favorite. Unfortunately LFS has been slowly getting less and less relevant which lead me to get in touch with the YouTuber theslaptrain1. The video I did with him I believe is at something like 65k views and brought some new players to LFS. I will probably do another video with him in the next week (maybe, not guaranteed). I think that even a small thing like some extra steering lock will bring more people that play other popular drifting games because it shows that the developers take interest in the sim drifting community.

Quote from BeNoM :

You're who now?

Uh the dude in SlapTrain's video

Im that Ben guy lol. I don't get all this hate on the VOB mod I gave him. Literally just a cosmetic mod that has no effect on physics....