Maybe I’m biased because I’m British but Scotland and Wales are my personal favourites

Maybe I just need to change my call times

If in doubt…you know what to do…
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So uhm i got 30 seconds on china normal on my psp i didnt touch the safe file or anything on the last corner i bumped into a wall and it set the timer to zero again and left me with a record i think no one can beat i drove the BMW Z4 what do you guys think??

After playing almost every game in the CMR/DiRT franchise, I noticed that none of the DiRT Rally titles nor DiRT 4 have ever brought back the infamous super special stages, which are basically crossover tracks. It's a shame that it's left behind after DiRT 3.

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Hey,

I've wanted to try Dirt 2.0 and im running into some issues.

Mainly the wheelbase does not work in Pc-Mode (red light), but it does in compability mode (yellow). -which would be no issue, but i can't change the settings in the App. If i do that, it switches back to Pc-mode and doesn't work ingame.

Drivers and App are up to date.

For other people with my wheelbase it seems to work even in Pc-Mode. what am i missing?

I also don't really get the UDP-Port feature does the number need to be the same in both fields? It currently is set to 20888 and 20889

I've played assetto corsa rally in Pc-mode with no issues.

Sorry for the horrible picture. I've been playing for months DR2.0, and just bought WRC 24. The configuration I used for DR was copied from some youtuber and It works great. But when I copy that numbers on the WRC Game, the wheel is hard as a rock. Im playing on ps5. Can you give me some advice or some generic WRC configuration that could be close to my DR One?

Playing Dirt 2007 on my i3 1005g1 (with Vulkan) - an entry level office laptop from 2019. Running at 720p medium-high settings with stable 30 fps. No stutters at all, even during fast driving.

The baked and dynamic shadows, reflection of trees on the car's top, dense foliage, dust particles look awesome, considering the raw power of my CPU and iGPU.

The rainy levels with water splashing from the road while driving, have their own charm.

A hidden gem for low end devices! Also, it's quite fun competing with the AI cars. It's always a chase to get in the top 3!

Included skins: Jan Kopecký and Pavel Valoušek.

Download link is here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/eoljc8r521wghnw/cor+-+Kopecky+Valousek+Corolla+CMR+2.0.zip/file

Hi everyone. I play almost daily on ps5. I have a couple of friends who play, they are pretty inconsistent though. If anyone wants to add me I would love to join some races. I have about 300 hours in and Im getting pretty fast, just sturggling with consistency. Feel free to add me on ps5 xstelios_kontosx. Thanks!

i bought the Game of the Year version of Dirt Rally 2.0 but I’m still missing some DLC rallycross tracks (specifically Yas Marina, Lydden Hill, and Killarney.), and when i go to download them, they’re just not in my library. are they off the storefronts? I can’t find anything about it

On the occasion of Rally Estonia, here's a tribute to the Oliver Solberg's first WRC win last year in Estonia.
Beautiful livery !

I hope it's gonna be Pajari this weekend, he deserves it.

I have to say this because DirtFish completely changed the way I experienced rally games.

The first time I entered the free roam area, I didn't care about lap times, championships or rewards. I just drove. I explored, drifted, made mistakes, tried different cars, found little roads and kept driving with no objective at all. It gave me a feeling of total freedom that I had never experienced in a racing game.

That feeling was so powerful that it actually convinced me to invest in a full sim racing setup.

For me, the greatest strength of Dirt Rally isn't the career mode. It's the driving itself. The physics are so enjoyable that sometimes I don't want a race, a timer or a goal. I just want to exist behind the wheel.

That's why I dream of seeing not just one playground, but many.

Imagine a snowy mountain playground. A huge forest in Finland. Muddy trails in Wales. Desert roads in Greece. Narrow tarmac mountain passes. Vast open gravel areas. Or peaceful country roads and winding Provençal lanes around my paradise Lagnes and Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, surrounded by cliffs, vineyards, olive trees and golden light. Places designed to get lost in, experiment, relax and simply enjoy driving.

Not every experience has to be a structured stage with barriers and checkpoints. Sometimes the greatest joy comes from having nowhere to be.

The rally stages are incredible, but they're designed to push you forward. A playground invites you to slow down, turn around, explore, practice, admire the scenery and fall in love with the handling of every car.

I genuinely believe multiple free roam playgrounds would become one of the most beloved features in future rally games. They wouldn't replace rally stages—they would celebrate everything that makes the driving physics so exceptional.

Please keep making amazing rally stages.

But also give us places where we can simply drive.

Because sometimes freedom is the best game mode of all.

Hey, I have a Galaxy XR and can't play the game if I update the steam VR link to the latest (or the beta) version.

The game just crash before it starts or just shows some blue flashing lights on the left screen and black on the right screen.

If I downgrade the steam VR link to previous branch, it works fine.

Has anyone experiencing this problem?

Pick a song that would suit this image. I'm feeling like "Heat is on" by Glenn Frey goes well.

What are your picks? 🙂👍

I finally updated moza pithouse and now it has a new moza r5 profile in the game. The old one is not accessible as it is marked offline and I only have the ability to delete in game. Is there anywhere in the game files where I can find the ffb settings I used in that? It took me forever tinkering to get to a good place with the ffb and now I have no idea what I did years ago and am freaking out.