In azure coast reverse, at the start of the track, it overdrives, but when it crashes to the rocks in the overdrive, it gets out of bounds. this happened in a ticket race

Does anyone actually read the forums? Just a small test to see if it’s worth it posting major changes on here. If you see this post please comment.

hi everybody, what about tokens discount?

I was a Happy Gran Turismo player on Playstation years ago. GREAT GAME!!! Cost me $60.00 at most and that was it !!!!!!!!!!!! Race and win - get the rewards. You get the cars, the upgrades etc. etc. etc. WOULD anyone buy that game for $300 ??? NO, NO, NO, course NOT and they would go broke instantly even trying to ask that much. Asphalt 8 is free but has now cost me that much already ($300) and they are asking me for MORE - all morthe time...... WHAT THE HELL!!!!! I race to get a win, get credits and boxes (never enuf storage space) all the time...and then eventually decide to up the anti and buy into the next bracket D to C up to S. I figure I will enjoy the upgraded car and newer races and its so easy to spend up when you get involved. I buy wisely BUT it is becoming a frigging rip off....the more involved you get, the demand for your money is never ending. Rewards for a full garage will COST ME MORE THAN A REAL CAR. IT IS WRONG... It is a great game and I have been playing for 2 months now on Windows 10, but $300 later I am thinking I am being tricked, ripped off and just totally amazed at how this could be the NORM expected by Microsoft and Gameloft. I have now put in too much money to totally ignore this game. They will be hearing from me too!!!

We’re reaching out to a few of our top communities, hoping to get you on board with the migration to the new Portable Infoboxes. And we have tools to help!

Simply put: Most current infobox structure translates very poorly to mobile experiences, and this is the case for any device that doesn’t use desktop-style displays. On desktops and laptops, your Wikia page looks AMAZING. The problem is that Wikia’s traffic is currently trending towards mobile.

Mobile is the future. Not just for Wikia, but for the web as a whole. Take a look at the recent trends and future growth predictions for mobile traffic - it's mind boggling.

We have partnered with the Wikia community to create this new markup to make sure that your hard work can be displayed on mobile devices (as well as any future technologies) easily and without any new coding conventions. It’ll take some effort up front but we’re here to help, and the work you put in now will pay for itself tenfold in the future.

Tools we’ve designed to ease the process

We’ve enabled two new features on your community. One is a tool for migrating the “old” infobox code to the new markup. It identifies templates on your wikia that look like infobox templates and places a box on the right rail of the template page. When you click the “Generate draft markup” button in this box, it opens a new tab containing a draft of your infobox using the new markup.

The second is a new feature on Special:Insights that will highlight which infoboxes on your wikia have not been migrated to the new infobox markup. It’s fairly intuitive - you can click on the infobox title link itself to see the old markup, or simply click the “Convert!” button on the right, which performs the same action as the “Generate draft markup” button.

This is our help page for the new markup. I’ll help get things rolling by converting a template or two as an example (if you’d like me to), as well as watching this forum post for any questions.

Yes, now you can comment again, so have fun!

And dont comment anything dumb.