PJTierney

Others that have come across this, have you only been seeing it in Dailies/Weeklies?

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Caught this in my Recommended feed last night, enjoy 🙂

Finishing? 😞

@CMHarrySemple will probably be able to clarify more, but he was telling me recently that we have a system in place that selects weather conditions based on the annual probabilities of real-world locations, by looking up real-world data. This was exclusive to My Team initially, but in version 1.9 was also used for the "Random Event/Championship" setup process in Freeplay. It rains a lot in Wales 😉

Not from me, no. This thread has been active for a while though, and I'm sure it's been seen 🙂

I think I brought it up in a recent community feedback meeting 🙂 I don't have any info regarding if there will be changes or not, but I do remember highlighting that some locations (like Argentina) are tougher in VR because of the bumpiness.

Clearly they haven't been to Finland.

How are you finding the optimal shift points without live telemetry, is it a case of trial and error?

Hey there 🙂 As far as I'm aware Daily Challenges reset at 11.00 every morning and have done so since 2015 (the launch of DiRT Rally). It might shift an hour for Daylight Savings but ultimately it's been like that forever and probably is for a reason.

While some will set their PB in a less-favoured car, competition at the top of any game’s leaderboard is about optimisation. Why sweat it out to gain 2 seconds when picking different car gives you that already, and that effort you out in can be used to go 2 more seconds ahead?

No GRID tonight (we alternate weeks with Forza Motorsport 7), but here’s a video from last week 🙂

Even more TC-2 racing, favourite class 🙂

@HoksuHoo I'll ask regarding the fog.