One of the primary reasons and aims of releasing a game in early access is to bring you, the community, along for the journey and help steer development into the game we all want to make.
Of course, our developers are always refining roadmaps and content pipelines, but there still will be features or feedback we haven’t yet thought about, or equally just need prioritising by you, the players.
There are different ways for you to share with us your feedback and suggestions, here’s how
Not only does this contain news, announcements and state of build - there is also a ‘Feature requests’ channel specifically for feature feedback and future suggestions.
Create your own thread, comment on others, or use the voting system to support a feature or idea from one of the community. From time to time we may also post our own roadmap ideas too for community engagement and feedback.
Under the ‘Feedback’ category there are specific channels to create threads, react on other players feedback or just see what the community has to say.
Our developers look at this regularly and can often help prioritise the direction of certain future updates or fixes.
So be it a setting you think has been left out, a car your desperate to drive which isn’t currently or support of a game mode you really enjoy we can’t wait to hear from you.
Of course, our developers are always refining roadmaps and content pipelines, but there still will be features or feedback we haven’t yet thought about, or equally just need prioritising by you, the players.
There are different ways for you to share with us your feedback and suggestions, here’s how
LMU Forum
From launch day (and by the time you’re reading this!) LMU will have it’s own dedicated forum.Not only does this contain news, announcements and state of build - there is also a ‘Feature requests’ channel specifically for feature feedback and future suggestions.
Create your own thread, comment on others, or use the voting system to support a feature or idea from one of the community. From time to time we may also post our own roadmap ideas too for community engagement and feedback.
LMU Discord
It isn’t just the forum though where you can have your say. The LMU Discord is an active and passionate home of sim racing enthusiasts where along with plenty of chat and discussion, you can also share helpful feedback to our development team on game features, game modes, content or user experience.Under the ‘Feedback’ category there are specific channels to create threads, react on other players feedback or just see what the community has to say.
Our developers look at this regularly and can often help prioritise the direction of certain future updates or fixes.
So be it a setting you think has been left out, a car your desperate to drive which isn’t currently or support of a game mode you really enjoy we can’t wait to hear from you.
