I've owned both the Logitech G29 and Thrustmaster T300 and the FF quality of the T300 is in a superior league over the G29 which feels dull, weaker and muted in comparison.
It looks like you're not here to have any kind of reasoned discussion about the "state of LFS".
First you suggest that "releasing updates one by one is the right thing to do". When Eclipsed points out that that's what we're trying to do, you then move the goal posts and say you're NOT actually interested in updates anymore and that it's now all about the way you FEEL how you're being treated.
Looks like you have a problem with being honest. No one here with any integrity is interested in having a discussion with a dishonest person. You are not here in good faith. You are here to troll for attention.
Actually I've been watching the Youtube replays on a regular basis for the last 10 months or so and trying to catch up on some past events, too. Yes, it's very inspiring. Listening to expert commentary with real knowledge about the cars, tracks and drivers and seeing how well the races are organized and presented makes me wish I could provide you guys with better material to work with much sooner. Trust me I'm pushing to get these track updates ready for testing! Sorry for the wait.
I agree, access roads for the tracks are the way to go and they should have been thought about during the original design period. Also I have been paying attention to the track modifications used for these events and I've made some changes to the updated tracks based on that. No doubt I'll need some feedback on these changes during the testing stage.
Not trying to derail the thread, but it is kind of related.
Yes those chicanes were created back in the day when I used rock hard tyres on the apexes! I'm trying to think of solutions a bit less barbaric these days
If this was an FIA event with 100,000 Euros worth of prize money, then track limits should be strict. But those types of limits would ruin what looked like a fun event, I think.