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AC Evo is tracking at exactly the pace they had planned, but I share the concern. I'd rather Evo continue unhindered. Was expecting they'd meet the goals above the bare minimum. The driving, at least, seems to be exceptionally ahead. But ya, all the other features, might be bare minimum ticked which is always disappointing.
Have to also remember the demand for rlly over track sim at the moment too. Seems it'd be better to make rally off the success of a polished Evo rather than try tackle two at once.
Its not the pace they planned. Updates are delayed, and free roam is way pushed back, potentially til full release.