Torse

First time posting here, please let me know if I did something wrong. Unfortunately this happened last night so I do not have screenshots or exact location, and the log will probably have quite a bit of unnecessary info as we continued playing for a bit after. LINK TO LOG / MAP INFO It's a google drive folder because the log wouldn't fit in pastebin. Let me know if this does not work for yall. --- Summary: I hosted a multiplayer game and one friend joined. He was in the drivers seat of a parked [4x4 vehicle]. I was standing on the back end of the vehicle and dropped [1x aloe vera seed] from my inventory. My friend attempted to drive the vehicle but could not move. We checked for obstacles by the tires and there was nothing. I collected the seed (which was still in the generic "dropped item" sack) and the vehicle was immediately able to move again. We tested once more several meters away, with the same seed and with my friend driving again, and the vehicle was once again unable to move. He tried dropping another item on the back of the vehicle, I believe it was [??x lead] but I'm not positive, and the vehicle was still able to move. We did not test any other items. Game Version: A21 b317 OS/Version: Windows 10 Home CPU Model: AMD Ryzen 5 2600 Six-Core Processor System Memory: 16 GB GPU Model and VRAM: AMD RX 5700 / 8 GB Screen Resolution: 1920x1080 Video Settings: Custom. Most textures and such are medium. Things like motion blur and depth of field are off. Shadows are low. Game mode: MP host Did you wipe old saves? After installing A21, but not prior to this play session Did you start a new game? After installing A21, but not prior to this play session Did you validate your files? No Are you using any mods? No EAC on or off? I don't actually know how to check, I've tried googling.. If it's a default option then I have not disabled it. --- I'm not sure if this section is for testers? The instructions do not clarify.. --- Status: NEW Bug Description: Detailed steps to reproduce the bug: 1) 2) 3) Actual result: (description of what is occurring) Expected result: (what you expect to occur)