Looking good, nice stages, Africa looks good now.., and you can see where you're going...
Glad if it kept its thrilling feel overall, and challenge.
Hope 60fps on consoles, no stutter please, with the UE weaknesses..
Hope also replays are smooth like dr2.
Seems pretty similar to dr2 overall, on dirt especially.
Be nice to see night stage with headlights, dark weather, etc.
Now can you kick PD to give up pikes peak, and do a later dlc on it.😁
Edit: also, if there isn't already, it be really cool to have historic stages, rallies in a dlc, like san remo, etc.
And maybe some of the legends small rally stages, like le tane in san marino etc.,looks like cool bumpy tarmac.
Also hope the m3 is in there, love that car.
Edit2: going back in dr2 after some wrc10, I'm noticing that most cars, modern or historic, rear or front engine, and 4wd or rwd, etc, and in any road, even leveled, if you turn the steering moderately enough, even with no braking, throttle, and not having just lift off throttle,
they tend to oversteer, with no understeer much.
I dont know, seems a little too much easy to oversteer just on turning enough the steering, with nothing else affecting it.
And i don't mean swerving left and right to make them do a Scandinavian flick.
And then you can get some snappy oversteer if also brake.
And it can be a little vague/floaty, on any surface i guess.
That's maybe the mean faults i come up with for now, that i hope are improved in wrc.
And in wrc10 for example, it's the opposite somewhat, there's barely any momentum/inertia to make the car loose grip in the back while turning the steering a lot, even on loose surface, unless overdo it at good speed.
And you have to really make it do a flick left right to make it swerve.
Seems maybe a little too stable. And not enough mass.
But it has better understeer maybe when turning enough the steering.
Weirdly, in wrc10, the modern current wrc2, wrc cars have better inertia like that, but the older cars much less it seems.
And historic cars seem to have a too stable suspension maybe too.
Maybe a middle ground would be good?
Maybe wrc gen is like that?
And wrc will be as well..
Edit2: did just test again that oversteer on only moderate steering input and nothing else, even at low speed, it's obviously a fault in dr2, seems to me at least.
Even at low speed, tried with the alpine in greece, it's really obvious in this case.