***********? Are they bad actors?

[Wilko Jones]

I have found a couple of cars that I was interested in at ***********, but when I grabbed one (a Ferrari 333sp) and tried it, it just didn't do it for me. A couple days later and the Sim Dreams debacle happens, and now I'm wondering if AL is a legitimate place to get mods from? Any help would be appreciated here. I don't want to support stolen works, even if that is just creating traffic at a website.

 

[Stereo]

Can't tell for sure which site you meant cause their name got censored, but that's probably a good sign they're hosting ripped mods. assettocorsamods.net (note dot net, dot org is an imitator) is the only site other than RD that I know for sure is vetting mods sources.

 

[evil_beast2]

Can't tell for sure which site you meant cause their name got censored, but that's probably a good sign they're hosting ripped mods. assettocorsamods.net (note dot net, dot org is an imitator) is the only site other than RD that I know for sure is vetting mods sources.

lol that sites dead af

 

[Moorea]

AL has plenty of ripped and/or low-quality content. I wouldn't compare them to SD though as they don't charge and usually your remove stuff if you ask them.

 

[Wilko Jones]

So mostly low quality stuff. That makes sense in the case of the 333 I tried.

To clear up the confusion the site in questioning is... well... Think Disneyland but replace Walt's last name with the first word of this highly moddable sim racing title.

I think I'll steer clear of the site and its offerings. But that means I still need a 333sp and an Opel Astra DTM. Looks like I got to sift through RaceDepartment's 40+ pages of cars to see if they're in there. LOL.

 

[AccAkut]

lol that sites dead af

its a lot smaller and quieter, but still a valid community (mostly of track makers) and it's admin actually cares and acts if needed.