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I will likely buy the standard version, more for lending support to the rally gaming scene. My expectation for its realistic car handling is not high, because I think it’s not good business for them to alienate the casual rally fans. I hope it pleasantly surprises me, but I doubt it. Months ago I was spending my time playing WRC7. But once I started playing DR2 and gotten used to its car handling, I couldn’t go back to WRC.

Thank you EvilCee. Recently I’ve been moving the final drive very close to the minimum and could really see the difference in acceleration. I’m not even sure why it’s in the middle by default. But what I really wanted to know is what’s behind 2Tech’s adjustments from gear 1 to 5 (or even 6). From his video, although he almost always set the final drive to minimum, he adjusts the other gears to fit the locale. I was wondering if he deploys some kind of math behind his gear-level adjustments.

First and foremost a big thank you to 2Technical for creating all of these. Regarding gear ratios, I see that the final drive is almost always set at the minimum, with adjustments being made to each gear. Can you please share your approach/formula on your gear-level adjustments? Thank you..

I totally expect this to happen. “Realistic” physics would’ve alienated a lot of casual gamers, and would hurt sales. I’ll buy the basic version of the game at least to provide support for this niche genre.