Alle Konsolengames die Mod Support haben sind recht mau bisher, was das angeht. Da du ja nicht die richtigen, tiefgreifenden Mods nutzbar machen kannst. Keine Scripts, ENBs und dergleichen. Und Speicherplatz wird auch ein Thema sein, Fallout 4 zum Beispiel "gönnt" einem nur 2GB auf Konsole. Erwarte also nicht zu viel, wer wirklich tiefgehend modden möchte, muss das am PC machen da man da keinerlei Limitierung hat außer die eigene Festplattengröße (oder SSD mittlerweile)
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Mod-Support is auf Konsole doch immer limitierter als auf PC.Stimmt / Kunos hat sich MAL WIEDER übernommen.
Ich glaube ja inzw, echt, dass Project Cars das neue Ding werden könnte.
Mod-Support auf Konsole wäre sowas von ein Game-Changer.
Würde meine Erwartungen dahingehend etwas zurückfahren
Faultier
Block Bladi Young Schlautier^^
neuer "Releaseleak" aus Japan spricht vom 18.09.2025
4 Strecken und 5 Autos?
Das wäre nächsten Monat….
Niemals
Aber weil es nun F2P sehe ich das eh gerne mal gelassen an.
Große Hoffnungen habe ich aber nicht mehr.
Is nicht mehr F2P ab V1.0 und Release in Q4 2025
Rennsport is set to ditch its divisive ‘free-to-play’ pricing model when the game reaches v1.0, it has been revealed today (20th August, 2025).
Although Rennsport is freely available to download on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store currently, its Early Access build features an occasionally baffling pricing model, with extra cars and tracks requiring the purchase of in-game currency (called ‘RENN$’).
Confusingly, so-called ‘Founder’s Packs’, tiered packages with varying levels of content, are the only way to obtain the Nürburgring Nordschleife, with Gold (€19,99), Platinum (€39,99) and Diamond (€69,99) levels offering extra incentives like car purchase credits, platinum and diamond liveries and your name featured on a track.
The Deluxe version also controversially includes the Nurburgring Nordschleife and the Porsche 911 GT3 R rennsport car.
Pre-ordering either edition will grant players the Ford Mustang GT3 plus an exclusive livery and a 72-hour early game unlock period (the Mustang is currently only available via pre-order).
Those who purchased Rennsport Founder’s Packs on PC won’t be left empty-handed, as Gold and Platinum backers, plus anyone who has purchased ‘RENN$’, will receive a free Standard Edition of the game. Diamond backers will receive a Deluxe Edition of the game.
Your current RENN$ balance will carry over into v1.0 and can be used to buy cosmetic items. Interestingly, on PC, both editions of Rennsport will be handled officially as ‘DLC’, muddying the waters slightly.
Rennsport is set to ditch its divisive ‘free-to-play’ pricing model when the game reaches v1.0, it has been revealed today (20th August, 2025).
Although Rennsport is freely available to download on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store currently, its Early Access build features an occasionally baffling pricing model, with extra cars and tracks requiring the purchase of in-game currency (called ‘RENN$’).
Confusingly, so-called ‘Founder’s Packs’, tiered packages with varying levels of content, are the only way to obtain the Nürburgring Nordschleife, with Gold (€19,99), Platinum (€39,99) and Diamond (€69,99) levels offering extra incentives like car purchase credits, platinum and diamond liveries and your name featured on a track.
New boxed editions
The team behind Rennsport has now revealed that this system will be dropped when the game releases concurrently on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S in ‘Q4 2025’, with the game retailing as Standard and Deluxe versions, the latter of which includes two DLC packs. The Battlepass element of Rennsport will also be discontinued the day before v1.0 drops.The Deluxe version also controversially includes the Nurburgring Nordschleife and the Porsche 911 GT3 R rennsport car.
Pre-ordering either edition will grant players the Ford Mustang GT3 plus an exclusive livery and a 72-hour early game unlock period (the Mustang is currently only available via pre-order).
Those who purchased Rennsport Founder’s Packs on PC won’t be left empty-handed, as Gold and Platinum backers, plus anyone who has purchased ‘RENN$’, will receive a free Standard Edition of the game. Diamond backers will receive a Deluxe Edition of the game.
Your current RENN$ balance will carry over into v1.0 and can be used to buy cosmetic items. Interestingly, on PC, both editions of Rennsport will be handled officially as ‘DLC’, muddying the waters slightly.
Bestandteil der ersten beiden DLCs nach Veröffentlichung wird ein Porsche 956 (Endurance Classics Part 1) und 3 Tourenwagen (Touring Classics Part 1) der DTM sein.
Allan McNish’s 2005 Audi A4 (replete with McNish’s ‘Start F*ck-Up’ switch!) and Bernd Schneider’s all-conquering 2000 Mercedes-Benz CLK were first up, but the following three older cars may spark the interest of motorsport enthusiasts more.
Nicola Larini’s 1994 Alfa Romeo 155 V6 TI, Klaus Ludwig’s Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.5-16 Evo II and the 1986 BMW M3 E30 of Roberto Ravaglia would surely be popular additions to Rennsport, but Competition Company CEO Morris Hebecker confirmed that only three of the five would arrive in the Touring Classics Part 1 DLC (but who’s to say the other two cars won’t arrive at a later date?!).
https://traxion.gg/porsche-956-and-dtm-classics-coming-to-rennsport-as-post-launch-dlc/
Auch wenn ich persönlich ziemlich zurückhaltend und skeptisch bin was die anstehenden Racing-Titel angeht, so sind es doch durchaus spannende Monate. So viele Veröffentlichungen in so kurzer Zeit gab es wohl länger nicht mehr.
Allan McNish’s 2005 Audi A4 (replete with McNish’s ‘Start F*ck-Up’ switch!) and Bernd Schneider’s all-conquering 2000 Mercedes-Benz CLK were first up, but the following three older cars may spark the interest of motorsport enthusiasts more.
Nicola Larini’s 1994 Alfa Romeo 155 V6 TI, Klaus Ludwig’s Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.5-16 Evo II and the 1986 BMW M3 E30 of Roberto Ravaglia would surely be popular additions to Rennsport, but Competition Company CEO Morris Hebecker confirmed that only three of the five would arrive in the Touring Classics Part 1 DLC (but who’s to say the other two cars won’t arrive at a later date?!).
https://traxion.gg/porsche-956-and-dtm-classics-coming-to-rennsport-as-post-launch-dlc/
Auch wenn ich persönlich ziemlich zurückhaltend und skeptisch bin was die anstehenden Racing-Titel angeht, so sind es doch durchaus spannende Monate. So viele Veröffentlichungen in so kurzer Zeit gab es wohl länger nicht mehr.
Update: Pricing confirmed
Since the original publication of this article on 20th August, now on the 21st August, Traxion can confirm the pricing for Rennsport, having spoken to the developers at Gamescom. It will be as follows:
Rennsport Standard EditionBase game (18 cars, 13 tracks) – €59.99 on PC, €69.99 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X
SRennsport Deluxe EditionDeluxe edition includes the base game plus Nurburgring Nordschleife track, Porsche 911 GT3 R rennsport car and access to two future DLC packs (Endurance Classic Part 1 and Touring Classics) – €69.99 on PC, €79.99 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X
SRennsport pre-order bonusDigital pre-orders of either Rennsport edition (standard or deluxe) receive the Ford Mustang GT3 car and 72 hours of early access
What do you think about Rennsport’s decision to ditch its free-to-play business model for its v1.0 console and PC release? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Update 2, 9 am CEST 21st August
Having published confirmed prices, Rennsport has reached out with the following update:
Standard Edition: – PC €49.99 – Console €59.99, Deluxe Edition- PC €69.99 – Console €79.99
Also auf dem PC ab 50€ dabei, auf Konsolen ab 60€ für 18 Fahrzeuge und 13 Strecken in der Standard Edition.
Since the original publication of this article on 20th August, now on the 21st August, Traxion can confirm the pricing for Rennsport, having spoken to the developers at Gamescom. It will be as follows:
Rennsport Standard EditionBase game (18 cars, 13 tracks) – €59.99 on PC, €69.99 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X
SRennsport Deluxe EditionDeluxe edition includes the base game plus Nurburgring Nordschleife track, Porsche 911 GT3 R rennsport car and access to two future DLC packs (Endurance Classic Part 1 and Touring Classics) – €69.99 on PC, €79.99 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X
SRennsport pre-order bonusDigital pre-orders of either Rennsport edition (standard or deluxe) receive the Ford Mustang GT3 car and 72 hours of early access
What do you think about Rennsport’s decision to ditch its free-to-play business model for its v1.0 console and PC release? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Update 2, 9 am CEST 21st August
Having published confirmed prices, Rennsport has reached out with the following update:
Standard Edition: – PC €49.99 – Console €59.99, Deluxe Edition- PC €69.99 – Console €79.99
Also auf dem PC ab 50€ dabei, auf Konsolen ab 60€ für 18 Fahrzeuge und 13 Strecken in der Standard Edition.
Faultier
Block Bladi Young Schlautier^^
Pcars 2 und 3 hatten sie auch.jo damit kriegen se ein wieder
Aber auch nur weil GT7 zu doof is die alten DTM Autos zu bringen..
Hoffe daher auch PMR.
Irgendwie will ich Rennsport nicht kaufen….
Die Nordschleife is an die Deluxe-Version (80€) gekoppelt.. Diese.... 
Endurance Classics Teil 1:
DLC mit Langstreckenfahrzeugen: Porsche 911 GT1, Mercedes CLK und Porsche 956, + 24h LeMans Strecke
Touring Classics Teil 1:
DLC mit historischen Tourenwagen: Alfa Classic DTM, Mercedes Classic DTM und Audi Classic DTM
Endurance Classics Teil 1:
DLC mit Langstreckenfahrzeugen: Porsche 911 GT1, Mercedes CLK und Porsche 956, + 24h LeMans Strecke
Touring Classics Teil 1:
DLC mit historischen Tourenwagen: Alfa Classic DTM, Mercedes Classic DTM und Audi Classic DTM
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