A Profound Crash Simulator
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2017
- I recommend watching this video at 4K - more bitrate is needed for driving games.
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Dirt Rally is more than just a rally good rally game. It's a good game! And I strongly suggest checking it out for something that's challenging, rewarding and will give your butt-clenching muscles a good work-out. And by pushing me to the limit it has helped me to discover stuff about myself that I feel I can work on.
This will be my last tribute to Dirt Rally, as I'm sure those of you who want to play it have done already and those of you who haven't just want me to get on with the next Going Low in CS:GO already.
Apologies for only showing clips from my Master challenge and the vehicle I used. I did use others but would clear out my shadowplay folder monthly because I got a little carried away in recording my highlights for this game. Still, I hope that you enjoy my crash montage! 
Игры
2:47 *Sick side flip*
Shoutouts to simpleflips.
Do a barrel roll!
fuck yeah
BARREL ROLL BOI
WhiteWalkerPepe iii
Losing your lights 10 seconds into a night stage is just the best.
fr
I play Dirt Rally with a steering wheel. One day when it was raining, I hit the throttle on a corner too hard on the road (RWD in real life) and felt that my car was about to skid and corrected it instantly like nothing went wrong. I blame this on Dirt Rally.
KillFrenzy96 same racing games help lol
In every racing game you have to correct over steer, nothing strange about it
@@canebavoso7267 he is talking about how dirt rally helped him in a real life experience.
I had a similar experience where driving throw snow my wheel started to shake, and I immediately recognized the sensation. Performed the micro corrections as I would in dirt rally and did not skid into the bus in the next lane. It was because my hand literally said to me, Dirt Rally. Remember your training.
Drifteru
Co-driver:"Over jump maybe"
The Car: Goes over the "maybe" jump and launches into the stratosphere before wrapping itself around a tree on the other side of the planet.
*downforce has left the game*
Maybe
May be cut.
The funny part is where he doesn't says nothing of the part of the road ahead that "jump maybe" xd
dude fr
my god I almost died laughing
I think the level of anger is directly proportional to how quickly you hit the restart XD
Directly proportional to a ludicrous degree.
Well, now you know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Fucking dumbass spectators standing on unreasonable places
@@michaellorah9051 heck, its so proportional, it time travelled
"Dirt Rally is the Dark Souls of racing." This caused me to physically shake in my seat.
in laughter or anger?
I would say WRC is way harder
@@yassertechtips5568 wait until you hear about Richard burns rally
Yeah no. RBR is the true dark souls of racing.
@@RadioactiveHax Beamng would like to argue.
"DON'T CUT"
Ends up cutting it anyways because I have 0 control over the vehicle
Life hack: cut before the dc hazard starts
Wrong wheel
This made me laugh out loud
Literally colin mcrae
0 control is very good, i have -2 control
*Your wrecking the car Samir!*
he says breaking idiot
sk8r He says much more, see the original
ONI *Please samir listen to me!*
Echo Slam It's not hard to dont be a dick in a comic comment too you know?
And samir's co-pilot acent ommits this 're. Did you at least watch the original video?
*Triple caution*
"You will live in terror, after you achieved perfect start. Knowing that any small mistake will send you back to the beginning again" yeah thats me :D
and me obsessing over how good of a launch I got with my non-auto launch lmao
R E A R.
L E F T.
T I R E.
P U N C T U R E D.
Derp Fox please don't trigger the ptsd!!
😭
B R U T A L.
S A V A G E.
R E K T.
NO SHIT
having it happen durring hill climbs gives me PTSD
2:06
I attend the Swedish rally annually, and i will give my experiences with attending a rally event.
You wake up early (me not so much since i live only an hour away or so from the service park) and get in the car. You turn on the radio and listen to the "rally radio" about what is happening during the day and the past days, combined with "rally mood music". No rally is complete without your friends and/or family, so make sure to bring them along.
If you are lucky it is sunny outside. Värmland during winter is absolutely beautiful, so just the roadtrip up north is an experience in itself.
Eventually you arrive at the spectator area. You pay, park your car and find a nice spot. You set up a campfire and wait for the event to start. Then you just stand or sit there and watch as the cars fly by. You eat grilled sausages, drink something nice (hot drinks and/or booze) and spend time with your company.
In Sweden, spectator safety is a really big deal, so unless you are an absolute moron, there is really nothing to worry about.
At the end of the rally you pack up your things, get back in the car and relax on the way back home.
TLDR; It is not just about watching the cars for me, it's also about spending time with your friends and enjoying the outdoors. Amazing feeling that i recommend that everyone try given the chance.
That sounds awesome mate
I live in the city where Neste Rally Finland takes place and can assure you that 98% of the rally folks won't drive a single metre during the event given the alcohol concentration of their blood.
is it true that every Scandinavian teen knows how to rally?
@@lancergt1000 no
You pay? What you mean you pay? Rally is free. You just find a good spot and sit there.
4:52
*In his head* :"Yes, I'm about to save myself from the count-down"
Track : *Excuse me what?*
Literally the only reason Dirt:Rally ever makes me tilted is because it takes so fucking long for the race to start when you hit restart. just pisses me off to the nth degree.
@@XSpamDragonX I relate to that on a spiritual level
I bought this game because of you after your last video and I don't regret it. Except for when I'm playing it.
Bmwsu same
I’m unintentionally copying him since I don’t have a steering wheel or petals lol
Bmwsu me too, i suck. I thought it had few tutorials, but no, and now idk what to do
It's so annoying with keyboard and mouse, it's either straight on or the hardest turn you could possible make, letting your car idle to a stop or full throttle, truly challenging
How about you go and play something you actually enjoy?
Crazy, I know.
Those "boulders" in Germany are called "dragon's teeth," or "hinkelsteins" in German, and were first used in WWII to slow down and divert tanks into tight spaces where they could easily be destroyed. They've been claiming cars since the debut of the WRC's Rally Deutschland in 2002.
Sounds like they're still doing the job pretty well.
Nexys Gaming bruh its a fucking stone ...
Those are not the same dragon's teeth. At least that's what a quick google search demonstrates, anyway.
Outside Baumholder there used to be a military training ground whose roads featured numerous hinkelsteins. These roads were used as models for the stages in DiRT Rally and have been part of every WRC Rally Deutschland to date.
Came here to say this! If you search for 'petter solberg hinkelstein' on RUclips, you can see a pretty bad off caused by one :)
"Your car becomes a drug addict and the snow becomes cocaine" LMAO 2:48
can't believe this is the first comment after 241 likes
wow it's almost like we watched the same video
We laughed a lot at home. Best description of rally ever!
> Be me
> Beat Dirt 3 pretty easily with an Xbox controller (afterglow edition)
> Buy Dirt rally bc I saw better reviews than D4, and -80%
> Thanks Gabe
> Boot up game
> See Hill climb event
>awhellyeah.mp3
> Get the 208 T16 cause Loeb is love
> Crash immediately
> Try a rally event
> Wrap the car around every tree in Finland
> Start getting more into rally etc
> Start reading up on Pace notes (in Dirt 3 you can survive and come out first without listening to your Co driver, and only listening to the dank orgasmic sound of the engine)
> Find Colin McRae documentary explaining Scandinavian flicks, powersliding etc
> Still suck with Xbox controller
> Find used racing wheel dirt cheap (pun intended)
> Logitech G25 for life
> Combination of sequential, H pattern, paddles is on point
> Getting better at dirt rally
> Mfw a game made me buy peripherals
> Mfw I'm now hooked on the dirt genre, and sim racing in general
> Mfw I'm making a handbrake for my racing setup, and a control panel is also planned
Good job Codemasters...
George Karathanasopoulos >ur gay
turd burglar >great point
>not
Codemasters pepehands
>greentext in youtube
kindly fuck off
George Karathanasopoulos it's so good tho
Then you have Monaco: where the track, keeps hurtling you off the track.
Monaco is like the French touge course
The Huyndai Rally is one of the best cars for monaco, if you bias the braking towards the front and shorten the gears, beat lots of the community deltas with more than 30 seconds
@@therealsourc3 I'll remember this. I wanted to buy the Hyundai anyways but right now, it's Audi time
@@ethhics ??
There are no Audis in DR1 as far I know..
@@therealsourc3 Audi S1 Quattro
Dark souls is the dark souls of dark souls
Servera dark souls is the bloodbourne of demon souls
These comments are basically Dark Souls
+1 for lack of creativity
Dank souls
Darcc souls
This really reminded me of my grades and my anxiety over doing homework. I'm also a perfectionist in video games. I have to have the sneakiest, best, most efficient execution on an enemy, or I have to do things in a certain way to be happy. I also apply this to school work, but instead of getting my work done, I give up if I can't make progress (which, the perfectionism really hinders progress). You reminded me of my fear and anxiety about all the essays and projects I have to do before the end of the semester. But you also reassured me that I don't need to focus on making the beginning look beautiful, and that I'll eventually make _everything_ look like sparkling gold if I just work on the _entire_ project instead of just the first parts. This is a life lesson that I'm still struggling to learn, and this has helped me understand in a little bit of a different perspective
Didn't seem this much relatable and useful comment for long time
"...you WILL live in terror after you achieve the perfect start, knowing that any small mistake will send you back to the beginning again." I love all the great lines in this video such as this one which can be applied to any sort of time trial. For me personally, I love speedrunning Super Metroid on the SNES and it gives me exactly all the same feelings that were described here.
*That barrel roll at **2:47** tho*
And people say it plays realistically... My PS2 WRC played better than this crap.
*Aileron Roll
ruclips.net/video/dv13gl0a-FA/видео.html time it at 1:04 for epic sync.
sure it did
Sam i
I have a terrible idea, let's hook up a keyboard to a rally car and ask some world champion to do a full race with it :D
BxPanda7 they'd die
I know :D
+Chris' Fiesta I think you also need a good one
Eh, if they are good with their hands and using a keyboard etc, they shouldnt have an issue. same driving skills, different interface.
Is this close enough? www.reddit .com/r/dirtgame/comments/6jdens/dirt_rally_vs_dirt_4_realism/
Your voice is relaxing and I love your narration
Same.
I never played CS but I watch every video on this channel with attention
2:20 this corner is burned into my memory xD
It's so icy and they call it a 3 but it is just so bloody icy. In the beginning I always went too wide because you slow down for a 3, turn in and if you slightly missed the turn in points it was good night :D
5:00 hey, there it is again xD
I always found Monaco pretty easy. Just a matter setting up your Diffs suspension and breaks right. also, you have more grip uphill at the cost of speed. Downhill you have less grip but more speed. adjust your racing line accordingly, and it all Flies by pretty simply.
Honestly, I've beaten myself up so much over rally games, I remember doing very well in Colin McRae Rally and 2.0 there after.
I got back into rally and racing, picked up a Logitech G29 wheel and well... I felt like a shadow of my former self and again beaten myself up to the point where I've uninstalled the game, given up and as odd/weird as it sounds I let it affect me pretty badly in all honesty.
Watching this has actually helped with a bit of realization that I shouldn't give up because I can't do well, I can always improve and get better with practice.
I know someone might read this and think "wtf is this guy babbling about, all this over a game?!" well, yes, I've dealt with a lot of things in my life and beating myself up over little things feels pretty routine for me.
Games are an outlet and some have made me feel pretty crap as I'm competitive at heart.
Re-reading this, I feel even better... thank you 2kliksphilip, not sure if this was the kind of reaction you were expecting, but thank you for your input.
It's helped a guy get over feeling the need to beat himself up, at least in games.
I kinda have a similar attitude, you're not the only one mate. Just returned to some game I haven't played in a while...
Id pickup BeamNG if you want more casual fun with all the best driving physics (even crashing is fun)
It even has a multiplayer mod, and mods out the ass. Tuning is by far the most complete I have seen.
Or, you could get My Summer Car, "build" the shitsuma 6 times before looking up a guide, finally getting it right, and proceeding to total the thing 15 minutes in, while also being confined to jail for 8 IRL hours because some drunkard Finnish bastard crossed the road while you were going 120kph and tooting the horn...
Fucking ell I hate and love that game
a couple of pointless points:
1. the "tournaments" are called Rallies.
2. the tracks are called Special Stages
there are also two kinds of special stages, the normal "special stages" (ss) and the "super special stages" (sss). Sadly, i dont think these are part of dirt rally.
Really nicely presented; the word choices, the flow, enjoyed watching it.
Other tips in general (that helped me when I started all sorts of sim racing), everything comes with practice and as in Richard Burns Rally it was famously said: take it slow and improve over time, if you crash, you're going too fast... There is no point crashing and still keeping pushing. It means the person doesn't learn from your mistakes at all. It's so easy to be locked into this retry, retry, retry loop, happens to me sometimes, then I take a deep breath and calm down and I go smoother, slower, but much better times.
With no experience and a keyboard, one shouldn't be brave enough to push 100%. One should not crash at all in the game, otherwise the person doesn't really take the game as realistic.
- Feel that you are in an expensive rally car that you need to protect for your team (it's your own expensive machine, own parts, tools, equipment), the last thing you want is to scratch it!
- Feel that you are a new, upcoming driver to whom there is no way in hell to be #1 for a long time (of practicing). It's ok to be way lower, anything better than Last is improvement.
- Feel that there is no such thing as "restart". Forget that damned option.*
- Feel that the game allows just a small fragment of insight into the driver's life, these 3-10 km stages are a fraction of real life 30+ km stages, so realize that if you can't even do this, you wouldn't stand a chance in the real thing. Just like in any sim, always go for stamina ("how long can I survive, 1 hour? half hour?"), NOT for attacking every turn like the 0.3 second advantage is worth risking turning over. Think like a real driver whose last dreaded dream is to crash in any manner.
- Don't be afraid of letting off the gas pedal even on straights, the stages are bumpy and often a crash or mistake is about pushing 100% while on a bump... and just before a jump, truly let off.
- Always focus on the racing line: the fastest path through a corner (outside->inside(apex)->outside), try to take the corner without skidding. At least in the beginning when you still crash once per stage. And then you can slowly learn how to control the car by sliding a bit more every time, just a tiny bit.
- The biggest key to any real racing is *corner exit*. It is much more important to leave the corner as fast as possible than falling into the corner at high speed sideways finding yourself barely making it... it might look cool but is pointless. Corners are followed by straights (yay, trivia), so it's much more important to gain as much speed as possible as early as possible after a corner, any speed difference you can carry through will scale up through the straight. Imagine two cars leaving the corner, at 45 and at 50 km/h, as they speed up, the faster car keeps pulling ahead, the longer the straight the more. So if you are through the apex and you somehow need to let off the gas pedal, you're doing something wrong (also famously said by a race driver).
So it's not intuitive probably, but always brake earlier, rather have just a few meters extra so that you ensure you can go full throttle out of the corner. This part, corner exit is really the key.
I think someone who crashes so many times doesn't take it seriously whatsoever and approaches sim racing from the wrong angle. Real racing of any motorsport is always about perseverance and consistency, take tire use in most motorsports: drivers could always push harder but they always have to balance aggression (corner attack) with tires lasting as many laps as possible. So even real, professional, high stake racing is about pushing only 80-90% very often. So take this seriously. Keyboard (lack of a sim wheel) is not an excuse. Being new is not an excuse. Got to start slow, and build it up with experience. Think long term (stages, championships), not be bogged down with the current corner and the next one, being frustrated if it's not a perfect corner.
*Do the first championship without restarting EVER, if you DNF in a stage, oh well. If you crash and the crowd pushes you back in losing you 15 sec, oh well. You'll learn from it, be all the more cautious. Hey you're going through the championship anyway, reaching whatever position. When you start the championship the second time, with the same car, you will be much better. And don't worry about money (that you could have gotten with higher position results), you want to practice on the same car after all so you won't spend much money anyway. Until you've practiced enough.
holy shit
this is some true advice
imma put it up to test and get back to ya
4:41 ahhhh, the infamous Wales "I SAVVV- fffff"
2:45 3kliks pro skater
hella tight kick-flip bro
I can't get my head around how people can play this game on 3rd person. Cockpit view is the way to go and it makes the game more realistic and probably easier too, VR can also be recommended. Dirt rally is one of the best VR games out there. But yeah the game can be challenging, took me about 10 hours to get a decent grasp and another 40 to finish the last career league.
IMO thirdperson is confusing to me because i can see where i would muck up and slow down, which would make me fuck up even harder. But when i go on FP i just leg it and dont give consideration to where my physical car would be.
Stagnating bumper view ftw. Feels the most realistic.
Third person gives you an idea of what the back of the car is doing though, arguably the most important thing when racing. If you have a setup that gives you feedback then sure first person all the way but third person takes away the trial and error with each car as you see how each car reacts at the front and back clearly...
Third person= you can see more of the area.
i find that that matters surprisingly little in most racing games when actually playing. focusing on what your back end is doing too much is a surefire way to lose track of what is going on in front of you. and there's very few instances, if any, where being able to see your back end will save you from a crash/other problem that you would have otherwise gotten into.
Wow u changed my perspective on this game, I started adopting this mindset on dirt rally 2.0 and started just enjoying the process instead of aiming to be 1st place . Thank you
Suomi mainittu torille
I gave up at Greece. THAT DAMN LEFT ACUTE TURN!!
Owen West im from Greece
I think I know the one
Philip, I recently bought this game after watching your video. I love the feel of driving in this game. You can easily feel the difference in each track's grip by your car's handling. A muddy road, a snowy paved road on a mountain and a paved road through the airfield all have very different handling and feel. When I first started playing CSGO, I would play deathmatch a lot to improve my aim. A race in this game feels very similar to a 10-minute deathmatch session. It challenges you to improve yourself. Also, the co-driver's instruction feels very natural, as if coming from a real human as opposed to merely recorded voice lines.
Bo Aro it is a real person announcing while doing each event in a full motion rig. Yes a motion rig so you hear his voice changing with how the track layouts. And they did each 3 times at 3 different speed intervals so it feels even better at the speed youre going.
I feel you man. Everything you said is absolutely an experience for me as well. The fact that you beat DiRT Rally with a keyboard makes you a legend
I love your sentimental and philosophical talks and perspectives. It drives me.
You make things I'd normally turn a blind eye to so interesting!
Not into cars?
You must be nuts to beat this game on a keyboard, kudos on that. But trust me, try it again with a decent wheel and realistic FFB and steering ratio. It's a blast.
Seibaa So true dude
FFB with clutch is hard as hell depending on the race. I'm surprised that there's no love for dirt 2 on sequential settings
the more i watch this video
the more life comes at me and tells about struggle
it is a reflexive piece of art, and I love how the story is told and how you overcome the obstacles that the game put in front of you, thanks.
Your soothing voice contrasting with the crashes and flips make this video GOLD. Amazing piece!
I’m not the only one to think that racing games can save my life in real life !
Depends on what racing game you chose to be your life savior (spoiler alert: some will do the complete opposite)
BeamNG Drive, Forza and Dirt mainly.
if you use a wheel
BrentPlays it isnt teaching ANYTHING what u need to dont die and get to smwhere, unless u have that Racing wheel with which u can see how it is or smth. U dont drive car by keyboard.
BeamNG no, Forza no, Dirt? Which one?
Me, my dad and sister played need for speed, obsessing over the world record for hot pursuit on two specific races (I'm talking full weeks of playtime together.)The feeling I had was similar to how you describe this game. I will for sure try this out with my family! Thank you for the reccomendation man!
Asha Andrew how many controllers have you broke in the last 4 months? It's a far cry from the arcade nfs to sim dirt
when ur like ur sister than you have to play the game trackmania
People with voices like this always make everything interesting
Hiya, here from a random RUclips recommendation, I’ve probably been recommended this channel before but just ignored it, this time the graphics of Dirt appealed to me for maybe 2 seconds as the video auto played in the home page so I decided to keep watching. (Great feature for attracting more viewers tbh)
the reason I’m going out of my way to leave this comment on a 5 year old video is because of the following: this entire video is one of the most ideal examples of having someone obsess over a game to you so passionately that you wish to play it just to experience a similar passion.
For context: I do not play racing games. I’m the exact type of perfectionist you describe yourself to have been and I don’t even often play singleplayer games because I mostly game for the sake of keeping in touch with friends. The closest thing to a racing game I’ve tried in recent history is probably a time trial in GTA online, very far removed from something like Dirt. I cannot describe how or why, but when you said that your narration probably sounds like random rambling to a non-player, I felt the complete opposite. I felt like I knew exactly what was being rambled. I don’t even play souls-like games either so I’m not familiar with the pain or reward of trial and error until success. In the off chance that you read this comment in full, bravo for accurately translating this raw emotion of passion and admiration into digestible English form.
P.S.: that thing you describe about recognising a part of a track and “2 parts in your mind become 1” and suddenly you’re more comfortable/‘muscle memory kicks in’ unlocked some old memories, fun way to describe comfort zones. Reminds me of memorising music pieces on the piano.
Perhaps look into getting a wheel. It will become a new challenge as you learn the intricacies of a new way of controlling your car. Especially with a manual shifter and clutch pedal, completely changed my experience of the game.
this. A wheel breaths a lot of life into this game
meh, this game sucks compared to ac
Tarmac physics yeah, better in every way. But comparing apples and oranges, this game is very different and has mostly unexplored physic problems to overcome, which are arguably a lot more challenging then tarmac due to the variety of surfaces. If you want to compare AC to dirt rally, choose AC's rally stages, they blow.
You’ve described this game beautifully.
9 hours in game already addicted wouldnt bother without this video :D thank you for that also dont cut.
This video is on point as far as I am concerned. I felt absolutely the same way playing Dirt Rally. For me it is the best rally game since Colin McRae 2. Don't cut!
The Dirt series has been a favorite of mine since it was released. Really enjoyed this video.
Also, everything you said in this video is 100% accurate. Glad I'm not alone.
Colin Mcrae Rally on the PS1 you mean?
You inspired me to reinstall this game. Thanks Philip :-)
just bought the game and played it for a week. thank you so much 2kliksphilip.
Gawd, I loved this video. Never played the game myself, but how you described it was fantastic. It's all about passion and play.
ty for fucking my internet up mate, 4K literally killed it.
Why so mad?
Hey, Dirt Rally 2.0 was announced!
I hope Finland and Sweden will get more .... unforgiving. DiRT Rally players are masochists :D
Well the trailers does not inspire me too much faith.
love the humor in your videos, awesome content buddy! Just bought Dirt Rally 2.0 complete edition in the Steam sale - can't wait to get into it after watching your rally videos!
Chapeau! Getting life lessions out of games is quite enjoyable, and writing it down (or in this case, making a video out of it) helps hammer the point home much more!
Good vid dude, loved this game myself, definitely one of the best driving experiences ever (also yes I'm that guy that bought a 1080 to play your game THE BEST GAME EVERRR)
I bought Dirt Rally because you talked about it all those months ago... sounds like you took a lot more from it than I did, I just played maybe 6 hours and had a bit of fun with it. This might sound silly, but as a creative, I'm motivated by the daily dedication you put into the game - I should probably be doing the same, just a little bit every day at something I like.
I hope the developers find this video. Top-notch dude. You might not have nailed that hairpin, or that jump, but you sure as hell nailed the lesson along with the commentary.
You make this sound like less of a racing game and more of a rite of passage :-)
Well..
I'm sold.
"The dark souls of racing games"
Totally agree on that
Rallisport Challenge all the way. My ice driving experience in the game saved me and my f150 in real life.
Steered into the slide instinctively.
Bought the game because of this video - Can't wait to play.
Thanks :D
2:43 That whole description of Monaco is too spot on. Actually that's the same for the whole video. I think we share many feelings towards this game. I have not played this game in a while and have been wanting to for a couple of days. This pushed me to do just that. Thanks!
Finland stage best stage
Yeah, Finland is pretty fun.
and easy as well.
is it? damn, i already regret that i bought a group b car
That's because you need SISU to complete Finnish stage, you Brits lack SISU!
Doomguy
Rip and tear!
Why do i get the feeling you have an actual citroen c4 irl? haha.
I've had very similar feelings and thoughts playing CMR 2 like 15 years ago - still one of my favorite racing games :) I love relatable videos like this for a nice nostalgia trip :)
damn you damn you damn you! I thought I escaped this demon years ago! But your review-like narration pinpoints the feelings I had when I played these games. Explaining this to someone who never got into Colin McRae games might raise interest at best and eyebrows at worst, but I get it, I get what you're telling me for I have been there myself and I'm this close to going back yet again.
Thats exactly what I love about games: Actually becoming better from training and not just leveling up some stupid character
I really hope with the new wave of Tarkov and ReadyOrNot old rpg leveling systems die out.
...what medium other than games involved leveling a character?
Try Group B RWD in Sweden and see yourself going back to skrub lvl :^)
I like to b8 ahhh group B rwd
Pfft, how about Finland? There are IRL Rally drivers who refuse to race in Finland because the tracks are extremely difficult.
Ironically, i think Group-B was easiest in sweden. That or it was Quattro magic.
Refuse to drive on a track as a Rally driver? They would loose their contract or whatever if they did that :P
My second ever car in this game is a group b rwd its next to impossible to control with keyboard
Even though I´m not into driving games, this footage+video made me really wanna play this game, congratz!
Word for word a simply perfect psychological explanation of Dirt Rally! Especially if you use a control pad instead of a wheel...
2:09 CRAZED LUNATIC DRIVES INTO FAMILY OF 3
More precisely DiRT is a *derail simulator.*
The bit about living in fear, driving scared of ruining your perfect first 30 seconds is so real I shuddered.
Loved this video. Such funny commentry! ;)
So Philip... Now to DIRT 4?
NO...sadly dirt 4 does not compare to this great game.
Raz DiRT 1 to DiRT4???
So if a game isn't as good as the previous one, you can't play it?
Jan Punčuh rbr sucks
jsut please dont Dirt 4 is a sellout game, even RBR is better, by a huge margin
Dont you have at least console pad? It isnt great but it is much better than keyboard
For some its not. I suck at using analog.
nah man, keyboard all the way
Krzysztof Dolecki it may sound weird but i prefer keyboard on dirt tbh
Wheel master race
Preference.
Loved the video back when you posted, love the video even more now that I've played the game as well. Excellent stuff Phillip :)
I ABSOLUTELY LOVED THE VIDEO, I laughed, cried, hated an loved with you, in the gameplay on the background, and the exceptional script (what you said during it)... You have one Brazilian fan! Yey!!!! Kkkkkkkk
Hey philly boi if you want a real extra challenge play with all of the assists off in first person it’s infuriating at first but after 10-15 hours you feel like a god
The “grave stone” things you talked about are called “Dragons Teeth”, there to impede the movement of tanks, left there from WW2. You’re welcome.
You chose some really good highlights to put into the video, that was nice to watch
Nice to see Codemasters still at it, I used to love their games on the C64.
At the end of the game you might be able to control a rwd car? I started the game in a Renault Alpine and won my first championship, and that was my first time driving a rally car. But all the drifting I have done in my life has made it impossible to drive a awd or fwd car lol.
Dirt Rally can be brutal, but coming from RBR it's ok ^^
"The Dark Souls of ______"
Kinky Mimic on Havel action is what I like!
Historical Review
What do you mean dark souls of porn?
I thought dark souls was already porn...
Racing
NB I see what you did there.
Alright , I saw this video months ago and somehow it never really left my brain it was always appearing as a random thought. You made me want to buy this and im not even into racing games.
Ive never thought a game could change a person greatly. Great vid!
how did you beat it on keyboard its like impossible
Matt Fisher I used to play racing games on keyboard. Most were fine except f1 2001
mechanical keyboard and lots, and lots, and lots, of restarts
I used to use a keyboard when I was younger for games like NFS Underground, which has still the best soundtrack of any racing game btw. Look at the youtube user "IsuckAtDriving (MSWGR)". He drives EVERYTHING with a keyboard, even Forza 7, and he's extremely good at it.
+s e d e c i m but forza 7 is a game made for controllers, its not very hard to play with a keyboard
I drive rally irl, so on a keyboard just feels terrible
2:34 Lol. His car just flew away, but he didnt hit anything
he hit...
@@martinhlavacek2198 well. Yes. He did. But imagine same situation irl. The car mustnt fly away like in that moment. That pile of gravel along the road is like a solid object in game
@@cjlab9h245 Dirt Rally is a fun game but it's horribly unrealistic.
this video was in my recommended for 3 weeks straight and i finally gave in
Racing games like this in general made me actually better driver In certain situations it helped me in real life, even I never was in those situations I feel like I was in them before just cuz I played games like Dirt Rally
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Actually that real life driving improvement I think is true growing up I played lots of racing games I’m only 16 but the first time I was driving and the back slid it was second nature I didn’t even think I just instinctively counter steered where I easily could have crashed
Chris Pearaon my sim racing experience directly translated to real amateur rallycross and drifting. The first time i hopped into a real car on an ice track i could slide it around without spinning. Same thing with skidding in my s13, first initiation and i could control it just like in assetto corsa.
Real driving is nothing like the games, but knowing how a car will react to specific inputs helps really much.
You didn't counter steer. When you oversteer the car automatically corrects itself, the tricky bit is when you stop countersteering. If your slide is small correcting it is trivial, if it's big it's harder to get the moment right to not dart back accross the road and crash anyway.
Saw a dude fuck that up once, I was going around a blind corner and this dickbag in a mustang was in my lane, so he cuts to the right, oversteers to the left, over corrected and nose dived into the ditch on the right side.
I stopped to make sure he was ok, but I was holding back laughter the whole time.
Smegmasaurus What is it mustang owners not knowing how to drive
Mustang owners think they're hot shit with their muscle car, so they drive like cunts to show you that people know they have a mustang.
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I swear this is two of your best videos
I also felt the same thing playing DiRT 3, and can't wait to cheer and suffer again when I get my hands on DiRT 4!
This game is easy to Richard Burns Rally. In that game you fail when you look at a tree the wrong way.
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alex alcala ortiz lul even amds highest end $700 card can't keep up with nvidias $450 cards.
anyway, I own a rx580, got it for $260 on release :)
lel nvm the supply and demand bs is over so its at the $500 price tag they promised. still, vega 64 loses to a 1080 and a 1070 ti is just a cheaper version with one cu disabled so not much of a performance loss from that and youre still out performing the vega 64 while drawing significantly less power ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
i bought a vega 64 and i dont regret it
living in terror after nailing the first 30 seconds is the best description of this game
This is one of my favorite videos. Not just of you, but on whole youtube. I have it in my "favorites list since i first saw it, and every now and again, i watch it, because this is simply how it is. Its simply a joy to hurtl along loose and snowy roads, in game, and also outside of it, which this game promoted me to do for more then once. And your right: your dirty rally senses do kick in, kind of. This rivalry with your anonomous rivals is actually very intense, i lastly experienced this in the crew, with a guy, i never met, but we would allways beat our records. I sometimes stream dirt rally, but rarely so, but sometimes there is just the urge to challenge yourself on the crazy tracks of greece, or wales, or just take a easy but hard earned win in germany, until montecarlo comes along.
I will allways go back to this video, and will smile, and get a little bit feeling of familiality and success of it.
Thanks mate