Sorry your choice of wording was confusing. Putting something on hold doesn't sound promising and your typo of "fulkl" made it just as confusing.
To cheer you (and others) up, pitstop animations are on hold til higher priority bugs are fixed. Means you'll have fulkl pitstops in release
Have to admit, I was expecting a different announcement, yet its still 3 weeks until release
For the sake of consistent bugsearching, animations were deactived (yes was a typo, sry).
Sorry to dissappoint you, but everything is scripted for one simple reason: this game is to be rated PEGI3 and overrun your pitcrew cant and will never be happen
Dont quite know what you mean? Like jumping out of the car and change tires yourself?
Sorry pCARS is my first sim so Im behind of what is 'state of the art' 
Dont quite know what you mean? Like jumping out of the car and change tires yourself?
In that case, do these simulators stop you from running over the pitcrew? As @thedottore46 pointed out?
I was just remembering today how I came across this game in the first place. It was actually a mistake in a Forza 5 vs GT6 video I watched in May 2013. Some footage of the ford focus rs at Suzuka in pcars was wrongly labelled as gt6 footage, I read the comments to discover it was footage from "Project CARS" and, well, here I am now.
I have to say I am so happy that mistake was there
So you believe GT7 will come out before Project CARS 2?
Ok. Now one can argue whats more realistic
However decision (which was made together with the WMD community btw!) is, that after the pitlimiter engages, the car will be taken over by AI and you have time for last minute pitstop setup adjustments 
I figured that would be the case. To be honest, I'd rather the AI take over and a menu comes up for adjustments.
Damage isn't the only way to slow down the player. Not that other solutions are more realistic, of course.
Yes, I was having motion controls in mind too, until i read somewhere that the devs didn't think much of motion controls.On the subject of damage, realism is nice and having more options for everybody is great, but I personally would be about as happy with no damage modelling at all. Other things are more important to me in a racing sim. I guess I feel that once a collision or something has occurred, the time lost is punishment enough, and since there are already no "real" consequences in a videogame, damage is just annoying more than anything else.
WMD members know as much as we do. In theory, if motion steering turns out to be viable, you could use each joystick as the brake and throttle independently. Any digital inputs (face buttons, keyboard) have a gradual response rate on the steering and pedals, like a typical PC sim, so the ZL/ZR triggers might be the default setting.
I personally never left-foot brake in real life, so the right analog stick solution is actually a little more realistic for me when driving anything that isn't a go-kart or formula car.
I thought Andy Tudor said the locker was for uploading and sharing tuning set ups. perhaps they'll do custom liveries too. can't think what else it could mean, although I was told on here that it might not be ready for release.
