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BrainMeats posted:After a couple days I've put more time into this game than I ever did into Rally. Mostly because I'm a casual who never won a race in that game. At least here I can turn down the AI a bit and feel good about myself, even if I am still afraid of RWD. Those markers are the bane of my existence as I drive a perfectly clean rally then smash my front end to bits on one. Especially as the co-driver doesn't call out turns beyond them. Once there was a 2 turn just behind the markers which I went flying into and flipped my car. The marshal clock ran out but it must have taken pity on me for being upside-down and didn't disqualify or penalise me.
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gently caress Australia in the rain and a RWD, gently caress it right in the rear end. No Nicky, that wasn't a "perfect stage," I flipped the car twice and punctured a tire even while driving like a nervous learner on his first day out.
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Nostalgia4Dogges posted:Idk what is it about D4 that it just didn’t live up to the pre-release hype? Just seemed to be missing a certain charm The procedural stage generation failed to live up to the hype by not being varied enough so the expert players quickly learnt all the pieces anyway while the more casual player (like me) misses the charm of a premade stage that can have all the extra touches a stage made of cookie cutter bits can't have. I can't speak for the handling debate as I'm not good enough at the game for it to matter to me.
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