I've been a simracing fan for many many years.
"Grand Prix Legends" Believe it or not! Is still my favorite simracing game after 10 years.
The underlying physics code is brilliant so its timeless by it self.
Graphics and mods have been released regularly for more than 8 years. 500+ addon track and much more.
Its like Red Orchestra only with wheels
Well one thing I've noticed over the years, with all games witch are "easy" to mod.
Is the impact it can have on splitting up a community.
Especially the online part.
Red Orchestra has a healthy number of online players today.
And for now it seams that the number of new players joining and leaving the game is somewhat balanced.
But this can change when new mods are released, as it may end up giving players less choices and variation in each individual mod.
I'm only thinking out loud and I'm not saying it will happen.
But look at it this way.
RO has 30 active servers today. But they are not full all the time.
After the release of MN it shrinks to 15. When the next mod is released the number of RO servers drops again, and so fort.
Mods are important in keeping the community vital and active.
But having too much of the good thing isn't necessarily always a good thing.
And I think it would have been better if MN was on the server list in RO rather than just on the Steam list.
When that's said.
I believe Mare Nostrum will be a positive boost and draw new and old players into both RO and Mare Nostrum.