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minus-squareturtle [he/him]linkfedilinkEnglish1•1 month agoYikes! Good to know, thanks! I’m doubly glad I didn’t buy it now. I still have to buy DR2 anyway. Interesting about the stages and mechanics. I love long/realistic stages, but that’s not enough to overcome the other issues.
minus-square@baropithecus@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish2•edit-21 month agoBe sure to grab it (DR 2.0, that is) before it’s inevitably delisted, it happens with all heavily licensed games. Even the original Dirt Rally is still fantastic if you have an older rig IMO, and it was going for two bucks years ago.
minus-squareturtle [he/him]linkfedilinkEnglish2•1 month agoYikes, good point! I do have the original Dirt Rally and don’t want to miss out on 2.0.
Yikes! Good to know, thanks! I’m doubly glad I didn’t buy it now. I still have to buy DR2 anyway.
Interesting about the stages and mechanics. I love long/realistic stages, but that’s not enough to overcome the other issues.
Be sure to grab it (DR 2.0, that is) before it’s inevitably delisted, it happens with all heavily licensed games. Even the original Dirt Rally is still fantastic if you have an older rig IMO, and it was going for two bucks years ago.
Yikes, good point! I do have the original Dirt Rally and don’t want to miss out on 2.0.