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1. #Colin mcrae dirt 2 language change drivers#
2. #Colin mcrae dirt 2 language change driver#
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It's worth pointing out at this stage that the handling feels quite loose, which can be a little disconcerting at first, but we feel it really adds to the experience and feels just right. You've therefore got to perfect each one if you're to reach the top of the career pyramid.

What's more, each vehicle - of which there are many - handles differently from the next, so the driving techniques you'd use for a four-wheel drive Subaru are very different from how you'd drive a light buggy. Sure, you'll shout and scream when a rival ruins your perfect lap, but we guarantee you'll still keep coming back for more because the difficulty is the right side of frustrating. However, crank it up to the next level and the difference is immediately noticeable, with opponents jostling for position more viciously and even going out of their way to nudge you off the track. On the default difficult, clubman, getting ahead of your opponents is tricky if you're fresh to the game but soon becomes a breeze. It's not just tricky courses that provide a challenge either, because the opponents get pretty damn ruthless as the game progresses too. It's these more challenging stages that provide many of the standout moments in DiRT - rocketing through forests, with trees closing in on either side and hidden dips at the edge of the course, is one of the most intense next-gen racing experiences we've had because the oppressively close scenery absolutely flies past, giving the player an unparalleled sense of speed. But as you progress you need more skill to achieve first place, because courses become narrower and obstacles such as tight hair-pins and jumps - which can potentially throw you off the track - become more common.

#Colin mcrae dirt 2 language change drivers#

At first most tracks are wide and fairly forgiving, so rookie drivers have room to manoeuvre on bends and therefore are handed a greater chance of grabbing a podium finish. The broad range of events means there's great variety out on the Tarmac, or desert dirt or jungle mud, depending where you're racing. Slipping and sliding round tight bends is the key to impressive times. The cocktail of events really mixes things up and ensures the single-player experience never grows dull or predictable. One minute you can be chugging through the desert in a hulking big rig, the next you're skidding through mud in a compact but fast buggy. What's really brilliant in the career mode though is that all these races are randomly spread over each of the 11 tiers of the pyramid and can only be accessed by winning events, so you're never really sure what challenge is coming next.

Whatever takes your fancy behind the wheel, DiRT has something for everyone.

#Colin mcrae dirt 2 language change driver#

The challenges available include (deep breath) classic rallies, in which you race against the clock hill climbs up steep, winding mountain paths crossovers around a short circuit against another driver rally cross against multiple competitors big rig races and, finally buggy events. Here you work your way up a pyramid of more than 60 racing events to prove you're the ultimate driver. Colin McRae does includes the traditional rally stage events but there's a lot more to this than going from point-to-point on a mud-encrusted B-road in the Brecon Beacons.

#Colin mcrae dirt 2 language change zip#

Rather than the solitary experience in which cars zip along mud tracks one by one, many of the events see you going head-to-head with other cars, shunting and side-swiping to get ahead of the pack. One of the reasons for this is because DiRT takes a somewhat artistic approach to rallying.