I think we'll see more of them added in future updates, like with the T-Series. Especially since they teased the T-Series remaster in nearly the exact same way (which they referenced in the post with the Percheron frames).
This is clearly a multiple part update. I'm not a big fan of these "multiple part updates" tbh, something like this should be fully finished before release, even if that means that we would wait longer for the update, but at least we would get all of the Percheron features and configs in one go, especially if these parts take as long as the T-Series did to be released.
I don't think there's much realistic choice with bigger vehicle releases/remasters, but it feels weird this time since we got the CCs videos before we ever saw a devblog that would have the usual "more content coming soon" disclaimer that these multi-part releases have
I can't see a world in which PS5 players get a mod like RLS. Repo is still up in the air, but I think people just have to accept that the PC version will be the premier, "unlimited" version, and PS5 will come with caveats Completely disagree. I don't understand why someone would pick no content over good content that will be expanded upon at a later date. It's not like the vehicle itself feels rushed. It's just the nature of trucks, and they have way more configs than a standard passenger vehicle.
Well, really I was talking about the future. To reiterate, having RLS career mode official would be really beneficial to beams sales IMO
And where exactly did I mention I prefered no content or that I said that the vehicle felt rushed? One thing is to have good content that will be expanded upon, another is having a 1/4 of the truck released and make us wait for two or three major updates for them to finally complete the Percheron, that's what I don't really like, they showed us multiple frames in various teasers that were meant for 0.40 and where are they? Nowhere. It would be a much better option to wait it out until they can fully release a vehicle. Funnily enough they seem to only take this approach with semi-trucks.