DIRT 5: General Discussion
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I don't think there is any replay mode, don't see any buttons of it at the race end screen.
I don't think there are that many restictions, I remember the hour long stream few days ago did mention Pathfinders event are locked to the rock bouncer car but I think the rest of the event are playable by a good variety of cars.
Early previews has T1 Raid trucks racing on Landrush, Stampede and Ultra Cross events, there is a footage of Formula Offroad on Ice Breaker events too:
But so far I think we only saw rally cars on Ice Breaker, Ultra Cross, Gymkhana and Rally Raid events, events with big jumps like Stampede and Landrush might be locked to buggies and trucks but buggies and tracks might be able to run all events except Pathfinders.
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Xbox Series X trailer and Xbox Series X gameplay compilation:
There are some clips of Pre Runner and Unlimited (trophy trucks) class in this german preview:
There a few interesting concept cars seen in the car selection list:
- VW ID Buggy
- Mitsubishi e-Evolution
- Audi AI Trail
There are some clips of Pre Runner and Unlimited (trophy trucks) class in this german preview:
There a few interesting concept cars seen in the car selection list:
- VW ID Buggy
- Mitsubishi e-Evolution
- Audi AI Trail
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Dirt 5 won't be having any standard rally stages, the only point to point event in game is rally raid event and that is a multi car event as well. Rally raid on time trial is probably the closest you can get to standard rally.
Dirt 5 Game Modes list:
Ultra Cross — Mixing multiple terrains, unpredictable circuit design and challenging bends, Ultra Cross is your classic rallycross-style event, turned up to 11. Expect close pack racing, crossovers and incredible environments for these action-packed, circuit-based races.
Rally Raid —These point-to-point events are classic DIRT – thrilling routes through natural landscapes, where bravery and precision are key, as you’re behind the wheel of machines built for extreme off-road racing. High-speed sections, jumps, route splits and more keep you on your toes from start to finish in every Rally Raid event.
Landrush — Circuit-based events that are not for the faint of heart! Rough terrain, jolting jumps and technical sections are the order of the day for Landrush, taking place on either dirt or snow. Expect extreme weather and changing track conditions to mix things up big time in these pack racing events.
Ice Breaker – Minimal grip, maximum fun. Ice Breaker challenges you to master short circuits that take place entirely on ice, with flowing turns and idyllic environments. Throttle control, precise drifting and momentum are key to mastering this brand-new experience for the DIRT series. Better get your skates on!
Stampede — Hard, unforgiving natural landscapes, built for rough-and-ready machines with suspension and shock absorbers galore, Stampede circuits are tough, to say the least. Unmarked routes with major undulation over mud, sand and plenty more, buckle up for some serious pack racing fun with Stampede
Path Finder —You’ve never seen this kind of event before in a DIRT game. Path Finder lays down the gauntlet with some seriously hardcore off-road terrain, steep jumps and rock-strewn paths. Here, it’s not just about speed – it’s about strategy and survival. Use your rock bouncer to overcome these incredible single-car events against the clock.
Sprint — Here’s our event type built specifically for DIRT 5’s bonkers sprint car – 900bhp, huge wings, different sizes for all four wheels. Learn to tame this beast on our oval and circular tracks, with constant drift control required as you tear up the track in these unique multi-car races.
Gymkhana — It’s back! Jump, drift and donut your way to success in these high-octane stunt arenas, purpose-built for your automotive antics. Get sideways and airborne, and string together your moves to trigger multipliers and hit the target score within the time limit. Need we say more?
Time Trial — Feeling extra competitive? Time Trial lets you take any circuit or point-to-point event and make it just you against the track – oh, and everyone else who’s ever raced the same scenario. Lay down your best times in the single-car mode, and rise up that scenario’s global leaderboard.
Source: http://blog.codemasters.com/dirt/07...-cars-and-features-revealed-gymkhana-returns/
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DIRT 5 Car list revealed, featuring some quirky concepts including the Mitsubishi e-Evolution, VW ID Buggy and Audi AI:Trail:
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Clio Williams - NiceDIRT 5 Car list revealed, featuring some quirky concepts including the Mitsubishi e-Evolution, VW ID Buggy and Audi AI:Trail:
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Kind of sad that some of the modern rally cars got cut.
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No doubt some will make their way back via paid DLC.
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"Cut" implies they were planned to begin with*
One thing to keep in mind is that just because a car is in Game X doesn't mean it'll be in Game Y. Different game design considerations, different licenses etc.
DIRT 5 places much less focus on rallying than DiRT Rally 2.0 for example.
*I'm not privy to what cars were shortlisted, just making a general point here.
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Pre load available for those with amplified version?
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OK, so the Eurogamer review is up...
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/...w-enjoyably-old-school-arcade-racing#comments
...and on one of the image is this:
What on earth does 'wheel support isn't quite there at launch' supposed to mean? Honestly, no wheel use at launch just rounds off the trifecta of disappointing driving games launches this year for me so far.
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/...w-enjoyably-old-school-arcade-racing#comments
...and on one of the image is this:
What on earth does 'wheel support isn't quite there at launch' supposed to mean? Honestly, no wheel use at launch just rounds off the trifecta of disappointing driving games launches this year for me so far.
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Trust me when I say that the game in no way merits wheel support - there's just not the depth to the handling (and particularly collision) model that would make it at all more enjoyable with a wheel.
Our review will be up shortly (in video form; it's just me this time, so I won't be watching it).
