How was that team unfair???
Something about pitting everyone in sight to get to first place, and having an insane speed assist, it seems really unfair to me.
How was that team unfair???
Watt2159Something about pitting everyone in sight to get to first place, and having an insane speed assist, it seems really unfair to me.
I get what they're doing, but the main thing they've done wrong is label it as part of the Dirt series when it's really going a completely different route. It goes against so much that the Dirt series brings, I thought they might bring over some of that though I was certainly expecting them not to. It's more like a spin off and I hope business will resume as normal in the next title.
The demo is out now plus the demo has multiplayer
I just worry because I can't see myself paying 60 bucks for it
I'm very disappointed with the demo.
Only 2 views (no cockpit view which would be a great option for this type of game) and why on earth do developers insist on putting things like rewind and/or boost in all the racers these days
RACECARBecause its for the casual players and not the hardcore racing fans. Besides, your not even remotely playing a hardcore sim, this is basically aimed at casual players and is more of a party game.
NascarManiaco99I'm having lots of fun playing this online
It's fun! We should play.
Also, I enjoyed the game yesterday, but I'm enjoying it even more today!
NascarManiaco99Add me up and invite me!
HaloxeonThe demo was very disappointing and I really wanted a revival of Demolition Derby.
DD in GRID was way better than DIRT Showdown. for many reasons.
Dirt Showdown:
-Collisions feel weak, there's little to no dust or debris from collisions.
-Hard to see any cosmetic damage except the odd door or bumper coming off.
-Handling is almost none existent, just turn right and apply full throttle too make the sharpest turns.
-Collision physics seem basic at best, the strongest collisions do little more than spin your car.
-Damage has no effect on handling what so ever.
Grid:
-Collisions create a lot of dust and you can see many individual pieces flying off.
-Damage was easy to see, scratches, scrapes and heavy deformation of the car body which is dependant on the angle and force of the collision.
-Cars took some finesse to control, there was a good sense of traction.
-It was amazing to watch collision physics, with cars rolling over and tumbling.
-Damage affected many different parts of the car, which was reflected in the handling.
It's not a racing sim, it's not supposed to be super realistic. I'm not just saying this because I'm a Block fan either.
Personally, I love it. Yeah, it's not as good as GRiD and previous DiRT games - but it's a spin-off game. It's not supposed to be a full racing sim. It's not supposed to have rallying in it. It's just a spin-off game, it's not DiRT 4, the DiRT franchise isn't dying. The amount of people I've seen around the internet saying it sucks because of no rallying and saying the DiRT franchise is dead now is really starting to annoy me. It's not a racing sim, it's not supposed to be super realistic. I'm not just saying this because I'm a Block fan either.
wolfdragon97Personally, I love it. Yeah, it's not as good as GRiD and previous DiRT games - but it's a spin-off game. It's not supposed to be a full racing sim. It's not supposed to have rallying in it. It's just a spin-off game, it's not DiRT 4, the DiRT franchise isn't dying. The amount of people I've seen around the internet saying it sucks because of no rallying and saying the DiRT franchise is dead now is really starting to annoy me. It's not a racing sim, it's not supposed to be super realistic. I'm not just saying this because I'm a Block fan either.
Yes, though I think it should have been a GRiD spinoff. Then again, can you do a spinoff of a series that has been neglected for, I'd say 4-5years? (Don't remember when it came out.) Actually, it isn't even a series yet. Oh well, maybe the DiRT name is better known, especially by people who don't play a lot of racing games, just because it's been out there more, so they think it will get more attention.
wolfdragon97It wouldn't really work as a GRiD spin-off because it's a Hoonigan Edition. It's pretty much like a huge DLC for DiRT in a way. It's heavily based around Ken Block, and he doesn't really have anything to do with GRiD. However, a GRiD spin-off game sounds pretty good.
Seems like people just constantly want a reason to bitch at Codemasters.
DragonisticFor me, it's fine being unrealistic so long as it's not doing most of the work for me. I wouldn't call the normal Dirt games realistic but they're better for it, provides a breath of fresh air compared to GT5, however I still have to countersteer and such where in the Showdown demo it just felt a bit to on-rails for me and ultimately lacked challenge. I knew Showdown wasn't aimed for me though, so I got what I expected and I'll wait for Dirt 4.