Hey! I'm interesting in getting into rally games. Thing is most games I see recommended are 100+ GB with large graphics requirements, which will probably fry my laptop without downscaling graphics to all hell. Recommendations?
Specs:
AMD Ryzen AI 350 CPU (integrated GPU)
16GB DDR5 RAM
Digging deeper especially after last update, I realised how Arcadey WRC/DR2 has been. I literally felt the weight shifting and could use gear shifting to maintain corners without using much brakes, I’m still with Mini Cooper and already having orgasmic experience… this game is going to replace RBR in a way…absolutely loved it. I think I might delete rest of the games too. How does everyone else feel about the potentials and current experience !!!
Tried to replicate real lifes 90's broadcasts with some editing on Davinci Resolve.
Game is Assetto Corsa Rally, on PC.
The Impreza is so much fun even on tarmac. It is really understeery at times, but fun car definitely.
This car is a lot of fun to throw around, doing scandi flicks.
Assetto Corsa Rally.
i seen ac rally is on sale on steam right now and i mainly play dirt rally 2 but is it worth switching to?
Hello fellow sim rally fans. I am relatively new to sim racing and rally in general and got my setup like a year ago, which was only a wheel, gas and break pedal. I started with Forza, F1 and Assetto Corsa but after trying out dr 2.0 (I know it’s Arcady) I really got hooked with rally. So the decision was made quickly and I added the hand break. And now yesterday I saw a video of a guy ripping it through Monte Carlo. First I thought he was bad because after every corner his car was screaming and I thought he needs to shift gears . But the comments said he used the clutch in transitions and after turns to let the car stabilize itself.
Now I come to the main question. Is this as important as it sounds? Do you guy really do that every corner. Is a clutch must have? I bound a key on the wheel to the clutch so I can „kick it“ incase I need the revs but I never thought about it more.
I was playing rbr just fine but the ffb wasnt perfect so i started to change it in moza pit and suddenly nothings working in rbr anymore
Demonstrated by Yuki Yamamoto who is part of the Toyota Gazoo Racing Program.
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I'm new to rally and interested in getting either Dirt Rally 2.0 or EA Sports WRC. If i only wish to purchase one of them, which one would you recommend? I have no interest in getting a wheel so please factor that in.
Thanks.
I’m just installing RBR with my RS50 and looking for recommendations on where to start with settings for the RS50 if anyone is using it for the same.
I think I’m starting to like the RWD. Doesn’t matter Group B, GT rally, historic car theres something about the car that make me want to drive more on RWD.
To be honest it’s much easier to control than an AWD eventhough the acceleration would favor AWD. Of course I’m losing more time to AWD but the control, precision and effortless execution makes the RWD interesting to drive.
If I want absolute chaos, power, acceleration and aggression, AWD is the car. But RWD teaches me being fast without too much effort like AWD.
Starting to wonder if she’s Scandinavian.
I'm still learning how to become better in DR2 and I made a good gameplay in this video, any feedbacks to improve?
I was strongly considering getting a PC and hooking up a rig to play RBR since I've heard it's the best rally sim, but after watching this video, I am having doubts.
I am not sure what to take from this video since I'm neither a pro sim player nor a rally driver, so what do you guys think? Is WRC actually better than RBR? or should I just ignore this video and go through with buying a PC?