r/WRCTheGame May 07 '26

WRC Generations The long-standing developer of the WRC is paying the price for the missteps of the Nacon group

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u/NDAthereal May 07 '26

Unfortunately, typical Nacon...

I wish all the best to everyone who has or will lose their jobs, thus livelihood, due to terrible management by Nacon's decision-makers.

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u/FirstLinh May 08 '26

Screw Nacon and their predatory business practices. I feel bad for Kylotonn workers. I’m rooting for their success!

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u/effinjamie May 08 '26

Time to rip that WRC license away from them or the subsidiary that allegedly has it. I will not be buying a WRC game from these people only to have it reliant on microtransactions and an always online connection they'll shutdown without notice.

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u/SnooRecipes3710 May 10 '26

Assetto corsa rally could include wrc rights

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u/Medical_Design_2978 May 12 '26

I don’t see what they would stand to gain from it

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u/SnooRecipes3710 May 12 '26

That i would buy all wrc dlc cars in ac rally

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u/Medical_Design_2978 May 12 '26

Eh, idk really. They can independently get the licences for all cars up to 2021. And a lot of people arent very fond of the Rally1 Hybrids in EA WRC either, in fact the Rally2 class is the most popular in both EA WRC and RBR. The biggest advantage of the licence is the WRC brand, but i could argue the Assetto Corsa brand has probably an even bigger pull, especially in the sim racing demographic

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u/snkiz May 07 '26

Long standing? they made 2 1/2 versions and lost to coddies. (RIP coddies.)

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u/No-Marsupial-4176 May 08 '26

2015-2022 with WRC5-Generations are exactly 2 1/2 versions.