This latest update is insane, I can't believe the scale. Absolutely incredible dev team That being said, I'd like to push forward my wishlist for what few weeks are left of 2022. This is a very short list of things that I personally believe should be looked at sooner than later. Much of this was highlighted from me spending a good few hours on Drive on the Steam Deck, and some I've been thinking about for a while. (Obviously not counting the Deck unstable-ness as it's rather beta on deck right now, and is completely understandable) 1: Please remove the 80% ram usage warning. Or at least in the Deck. It is completely normal for the Deck to be using almost all of its Ram, a persistent warning is incrediblely annoying. Even when "acknowledged" by clicking on it, it comes back 2: UI optimization. I think most of the clunk users are experiencing with the UI, comes from just how crazy slow it is. This is another thing that was exaggerated on the Deck. In the menu using the bumpers to scroll right to vehicle selection or config is much worse that it should be, as it needs to load each menu in order to scroll to the next, even if I wasn't intending to look at that menu. Perhaps a small load delay timer could help as a quick Band-Aid for now? Allowing just enough time to hit the bumper again to skip to the next 3: Updates. Even this small hotfix today seemed to take muuuch longer than it should have. It easily downloaded the 86mb update, but seemed to have to re-extract the game from scratch again
