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It seems like more of an general issue with the brightness of any lights as if you play on the chase camara, the brake lights are really dim as well. I've been using the 2001 Impreza which doesn't seem as badly affected as other cars, especially if you turn the lights on as the LED gear indicator gets lighter. It's a bit of a novelty as the actual car doesn't have a red LED gear indicator but instead a computer screen in the dash 🤷‍♂️

There's a bug on Greece when playing during daytime (clear) where the brightness of every car's lights (headlights, brake lights and in-car gear counter) are very dim. On some cars, it is impossible to see the gear counter!

Also, some of the stage elevations are quite literally all over the place and don't match the actual stages 😅 Other than these couple of bugs/errors, it's a great addition👍

Hi @PJTierney There's a bug on Greece when playing during daytime (clear) where the brightness of every car's lights (headlights, brake lights and in-car gear counter) are very dim. On some cars, it is impossible to see the gear counter! The brake lights in Greece The brake lights in Germany

Yeah I'm getting this too 👍 @PJTierney

Xbox One In Sweden, the car occasionally accumulates mud instead of snow. I haven't tested whether this is time or stage specific, or whether it's totally random.

Xbox One When you're steering on full lock and you use manual gears, the driver will rapidly move his hand from the wheel to the gear lever/paddle. This is probably easiest to see by going in to dirtfish and using the 01 Focus as the lever is right next to the wheel but it's the same for every car. In my example, I used the Impreza which has a paddle shift system but you get the idea... (This is on a controller. Not sure if it's the case for wheel users)

1. Wales - Being a Brit, it strikes home with me with relatable scenery. 2. Monte Carlo - A classic rally and I like to think I've mastered the icy sections. 3. Germany - Not everyone's cup of tea but it's probably the best one for putting your foot down. 4. New Zealand - A very enjoyable, varied event with a vast array of flat out and twisty sections. 5. Sweden - Detested it in DR1 but I think I've since improved on snowy surfaces and enjoy it much more now. 6. Argentina - Hated it at first but have got to grips with driving more conservatively and now I don't mind it. 7. Spain - I normally love tarmac rallies but this just feels bland and repetitive. Maybe more down to personal opinion than it being a genuinely poor rally. 8. Poland - Feel like I should love it but a mixture of overpowered AI and ridiculously fast sections mean that I've never managed to enjoy it that much. 9. Australia - Loved it in CM04/05 but can't help crashing in to the fences or wrapping the car round a tree on DR2. 10. USA - Just nothing about it is enjoyable for me. As mentioned above, the pacenotes are unreliable and the colours don't look realistic.

I get this as well and have done since launch at that exact section

Impreza has the same sound as DiRT 4. Sounds pretty good to me. Been waiting since launch for the 01 Impreza to return so in heaven right now 🤤

It's a little bit high pitched in game but I'm 99% sure an s7 was recorded prior to Dirt 4 being released

Where was it in 2001 where the Focus' gear stick came off in Francois Delecour's hand? Could be an unexpected moment in DR2! 😅🤦‍♂️

As you can see, after I press continue, the game just doesn't do anything... Is this my punishment for using an Evo when I prefer a Scooby? 😩