I don't have close calls, I full on crash

Yeah, I turned off the split notifications because if I was down I'd always end up driving too fast to try catch up and then crashing.

Jon*

Hahahahahahahah

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dirt rally had something like that too, although they didn't delve too much into details.

Glad it was helpful Paul. WRC is a magical sport and the games are good fun, I wish you all the best with it! I would highly reccomend going back and watching WRC highlights from the late nineties and early 2000's if you have the time. 2001 is a great place to start, was an incredible season. - John

@@TraxionGG Thank you! I'll do some of that. Been really enjoying checking of WRC 10 and all the different game modes. 😃👍

The run before the restarts IS the recce lol

Dirt Rally 2.0 let's you do that but only until the first split time notification would occur... basicly you can do that for only the first part of the stage.

It's not that they're not on, they're just broken

Its broken

Drive towards the lights. Great point to run the bad weather stages in your calendar, not much XP but you may understand conditions and vehicle limitations better for it.

That's petty 😂

Trademark maybe?

Our pleasure!

Glad you like them!

Well played. RBR is still regarded as the best Rally SIM. Jimmy Broadbent vids are testament.

@@petermillward282 I agree. May not be as spectacular in terms of visuals as the new games, but it's still the only one where I havea fear of death every stage, knowing that one mistake, gets me out of the competition.

You're very welcome! Plenty more where that came from

No problem

Haha can you tell I’m not an American?😂 Thanks very much, appreciate the comment and glad it helped. Enjoy the game 😎 - John

Well spotted... 😎

i played both and i mean i never drove a rally car but it seems to me that that dirt rally cars have 0 grip on all surfaces especially asphalt.

@@schellshocked751 yeah wrc 10 is leaps and bounds ahead on asphalt

@@schellshocked751 see i feel like the cars slide way easier im wrc10 yet at the same time feel like they're always gripping..its weird. I have limited time on wrc10 but dr2 and wrc10 both lack qualities that the other does well with. If we could get a perfect blend of dr2 physics with wrc10 physics it'd be perfect for how a real car handles

Rocking 3070 Ti. i9 10850. 32Gb RAM 1440p 144 Hz monitor. IMO WRC is superior.

Not sure about a specific mode for that on a game sadly. We did have a go at making our own pacenotes for Dirt Rally, but the issue is you require an actual co-driver 😂 - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jd58aMmmxJuWZYE.html

Great advice!

Yes, controller looks twitchy on replay whereas the wheel looks smooth

Thanks!

Someone that plays racing games for over 20 years, and doesn't know how to start a stage...ok...odd. anyway. Press handbrake button (or pull if you have an actual handbrake) and keep pressing, and acelarate at same time, keeping handbrake pressed (pulled), during countdown, then just release handbrake and of you go...Im not really sure if its that you were asking.

@@MetallvmPT Every game I have ever played you get to set up you controller first before the start of the first race., nothing odd about that . Tell me the name of any other game that starts a stage with the handbrake on and the accelerator at the same time.

@@yeahrightmate Dirt rally series, Richard burns rally...just to name a few. Most certainly you haven't done many "proper" rally sim\games. Wich platform are you playing on?

@@MetallvmPT Wrong! try again. You must never have played them. I play PC but I don't think it is any different. You do not have to hold the throttle and the handbrake at the same time, only the handbrake so try another Rally sim because I am 65 and have played them all.

@@yeahrightmate look you want to be stuborn?! Have it your way...check my channel, theres few vids of me driving in rally, plus I have 13 years experience in rally driving irl. Yea right you indeed express yourself like 65 (sarcasm)...what an ego you have. I was genuinely trying to help you out, and finding the source of the issue. But you prefer to try to go behave like the "mister know it all" and act all arrogant. So honestly with all due respect. Go fecundate yourself and use all that experience you have at it. What a prick, makes a question online somebody tryes to help, and starts acting out....grow up. EDIT: If you dont press throtle you dont depart from the starting line, you can press after indeed, but loose a few seconds at it, plus you wont have the car in the right rpm to have a proper departure from the starting line. Think about that

It’s a hard game isn’t it 😂

@@LeO.0680 yep way too frustrating, i started playind dirt rally 2.0 instead

@@FRA_StarAl2015 I might give that a try

@@LeO.0680 yeah do its a lot more fun

@@FRA_StarAl2015 hopefully it will be like the original dirt 2. I got dirt 5 it didn’t even have traditional rally!

belgium is in the game

Because you cant play? Naah

@@ummehabibaa5880 maybe go look at my clips from WRC9, and know that was all done with a controller bud… then show me you’re better?

@@LJT9393 a simulation game gets 80% hard and realistic when you drive with a wheel and rally gets 200% when playing with wheel and no assists. So you basically know only 20% about this game and i would suggest everyone who see your comment to give no bats on your opinion because you have yet to know the basics before you can judge

@@ummehabibaa5880 lol are you dumb..? You’re literally the first person I’ve ever heard saying that somehow playing with a controller with no assists, is somehow easier than a wheel where you can turn way more precise and get feedback from the wheel that you don’t get with a controller. I turn the vibration off in all my games so it doesn’t kill my battery packs so fast but I know rally games offer some sort of feedback in the controller but no where near what a wheel offers. And please explain also how WRC games are easier with a controller when the steering settings are so bad cause adjusting the steering sensitivity doesn’t allow you to make your tires turn to the left or right faster, -10 and +10 it doesn’t matter the wheels turn left and right the same speed, and when you let go the wheels snap back centre almost instantly and it makes trying to control the vehicles very inconsistent. At least on DR2.0 I can turn the sensitivity up to 88 or higher, and that will make the wheels turn left or right faster or almost instantly. And I also play DR2 with no assists bud.. here’s an idea, hook up an Xbox controller to WRC10 and give it a try so you can actually know what you’re talking about rather than trying to portray that I don’t know what I’m talking about.. a wheel would make WRC games far better and way easier to control them as well, the only reason I think WRC 9 worked well is cause they adjusted the game for that although the cars feel extremely light and floaty. But since you’re such a pro I’ll give you the unfair advantage of using a wheel against a controller, go record yourself playing that stage in Mexico on WRC 9 (Ibarilla Reverse) where I finished 20th place and let’s see you place higher than me on the leaderboards..

@@ummehabibaa5880 boy that shut you up fast huh? Or have you just been trying tirelessly for hours on end to come anywhere near my leaderboard placements even tho you have a pedal and wheel set up..?