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I bet you're a blast at parties.MiatakiasGR said:Speaking seriously i dont want to see infection and cat n mouse modes in any Dirt game by CM , that modes are for pure arcade games like Forza horizon , Gravel On rush etc -
Okay, a light Googling says it was just unlocking fully upgraded cars though, so not really DLC just like... a booster pack?CMMcBabe said:
Three months after the console versions came out there were the pre-order packs available for purchase. I am not even sure if we released those on PC.JZStudios said:
When did Dirt Rally get paid DLC?Julo264 said:I read this article and got a big **** in my mind. Until it gets to the DiRT Rally part, it's critical but somehow in small percentage, accurate. But then author starts writing about DiRT Rally:
"It was before Christmas 2015, when a new rally sim, called Dirt: Rally, came out. However, the fans weren’t too excited. The range of tracks and cars was truly amazing, but the way the cars behaved wasn’t. Once again, the series tried and failed to produce a worthy successor of Richard Burns Rally. The physics model was cumbersome and with too much traction on all surfaces, the simulation didn’t feel very realistic.And developers made it worse when they prevented players from modifying the cars’ behaviour. Instead of providing improved model of physics, they introduced more paid content, alienating the hardcore fans. Although the game was a lot of fun for less experienced players, the skilled ones could get bored quite soon. The unfulfilled potential was, in the end, even worse than if the game was really that bad by itself."
What. The. Hell
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When did Dirt Rally get paid DLC?Julo264 said:I read this article and got a big **** in my mind. Until it gets to the DiRT Rally part, it's critical but somehow in small percentage, accurate. But then author starts writing about DiRT Rally:
"It was before Christmas 2015, when a new rally sim, called Dirt: Rally, came out. However, the fans weren’t too excited. The range of tracks and cars was truly amazing, but the way the cars behaved wasn’t. Once again, the series tried and failed to produce a worthy successor of Richard Burns Rally. The physics model was cumbersome and with too much traction on all surfaces, the simulation didn’t feel very realistic.And developers made it worse when they prevented players from modifying the cars’ behaviour. Instead of providing improved model of physics, they introduced more paid content, alienating the hardcore fans. Although the game was a lot of fun for less experienced players, the skilled ones could get bored quite soon. The unfulfilled potential was, in the end, even worse than if the game was really that bad by itself."
What. The. Hell
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Well they dictate whether or not Toyota's are in.warpengage said:
When Toyota starts dictating what content, in general, you can have in your game, that's when it's time to ditch them.JZStudios said:
Toyota confirmed?warpengage said:EDIT
I'll add a third interpretation.
3 - They understand the fans want DiRT Rally 2 but the DiRT team isn't really calling the shots that much on what's going to be in the next game. Could it be a sign of a certain strict licensor? -
Toyota confirmed?warpengage said:EDIT
I'll add a third interpretation.
3 - They understand the fans want DiRT Rally 2 but the DiRT team isn't really calling the shots that much on what's going to be in the next game. Could it be a sign of a certain strict licensor? -
Now you're REALLY looking too far into it.Fedemaisonnave said:Why the last DiRT 4 bug thread says v1.8 isn't it v1.08? Is it a mistake or a hint...?? (Wrc18)
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I don't think the Blu-Ray analogy really works there. You go to the theater for the big picture experience. Blu-Ray is for home viewing.CMMcBabe said:
To give the developer side of it, content gets cut all the time because we always dream of reaching the stars. As time goes on we are not able to get everything we wanted in. Bits get dropped. It might get dropped when 95% complete or it might get dropped when it was still just a placeholder. Sometimes it is not cut content you are seeing, but planned DLC. When making a game you want to make sure that the DLC in the future will work and there will not be problems trying to load it, you leave hooks that work with test DLC.JZStudios said:
The thing with DLC's I don't like is when people snoop around in the games launch code and find remnants of the DLC that they cut out of the game to sell back to you later. I don't mind DLC as a whole, but if it's content that couldn't be finished on time, release it for free later. If it's wholly new content, (Or in the case of something like the Porsche packs in the older Forza series that needed a huge check to EA) then paid DLC is fine.carpa said:
Not all DLCs are microtransactions to buy new liveries. There are also good DLCs which include new actual and interesting content to the game, for a sort of resonable price. Companies do DLCs because they work for them but this doesn't mean that all of them are useless...Darhour said:I would rather go on with a thorough conclusion that DiRT Rally and DiRT 4 are as good as they are immaculate with no further DLCs so this microtransactions policy wouldnt demonise the company's credibility and genuine ambitions..
Expectations for GRID are very low at the moment so no serious planning has ever been considered since the release of DLCs for post-Autosport.
For example a DiRT good dlc would be
- new location
- 5 new cars
at between 5 and 10 € depending on the importance of the licences
Paying more for cut content is ludicrous.
As for charging for it later, a large amount of time needs to go into finishing the content that was cut. Business reasons say to charge for it, it is consuming at least a few hundred hours of people working. To do an "it's not the same", I don't get to go to the cinema when the Blu-Ray comes out and demand they let me see extended scenes, directors commentary and bloopers for free.
By that logic, the DLC free version should be in arcades, and the full release should be available at home for the base price. Almost every new Blu-Ray is ~$20, including commentary n such. -
The thing with DLC's I don't like is when people snoop around in the games launch code and find remnants of the DLC that they cut out of the game to sell back to you later. I don't mind DLC as a whole, but if it's content that couldn't be finished on time, release it for free later. If it's wholly new content, (Or in the case of something like the Porsche packs in the older Forza series that needed a huge check to EA) then paid DLC is fine.carpa said:
Not all DLCs are microtransactions to buy new liveries. There are also good DLCs which include new actual and interesting content to the game, for a sort of resonable price. Companies do DLCs because they work for them but this doesn't mean that all of them are useless...Darhour said:I would rather go on with a thorough conclusion that DiRT Rally and DiRT 4 are as good as they are immaculate with no further DLCs so this microtransactions policy wouldnt demonise the company's credibility and genuine ambitions..
Expectations for GRID are very low at the moment so no serious planning has ever been considered since the release of DLCs for post-Autosport.
For example a DiRT good dlc would be
- new location
- 5 new cars
at between 5 and 10 € depending on the importance of the licences
Paying more for cut content is ludicrous. -
I think the issue is that sim games really haven't improved all that much over the years. Compared to other games graphically they're definitely way behind, except for Horizon, which isn't a sim, so. I guess toss the main Forza in that too.
I really hope Codies make a new engine and stop trying to constantly update Ego. It's just not working that well anymore.
I just hope they make a Dirt Rally 2 and not a Dirt Rally 2.0 with slightly tweaked physics.MiatakiasGR said:I love both arcade and sim games..
If CM decide to make a rally game i would like to be close to Dirt rally...If they decide to make aan asphalt game i would like to be either close to Toca 3 or Grid 1.. (i speak about handling , physics) -
Mmm, I don't know, I've had some lamb recently that was pretty darn sweet. Certainly wouldn't trade it for veggie tables.Madhun1967 said:lamb sucks ,too gamey for me .Vegetables is where its at.LOL -
No one have any good gossip now? How about any fun dinner? Kebabs? Pizza? Cookies? Quetzalcoatl?
I saw a Gordon Ramsey video where he makes a "cheap" meal using lamb. I wish I was close to somewhere with cheap lamb like that. -
Pics or it didn't happen. Although one time I was fishing in Montana and caught a wooly trout, which are apparently pretty rare. Stupid fish and game catch and release rules.RallyDriven said:
My grandad shot the Easter bunny a couple of years ago. Long story short there was 15 adults crying with laughter and 5 children crying because the easter bunny was deadJZStudios said:
Of course the easter bunny isn't real. a 6 foot tall rabbit that poops painted eggs and candy?RallyDriven said:
What next? I bet you’ll try and convince us that the Easter bunny isn’t real!Rallycameraman said:
It’s just something I do in my old age now :DKevM said:Nothing like killing the Gossip speculation momentum there RCM... lol
Santa Claus though, that's a different story. I never stopped believing in you big guy! Just get me another DiRT game for Christmas! -
Of course the easter bunny isn't real. a 6 foot tall rabbit that poops painted eggs and candy?RallyDriven said:
What next? I bet you’ll try and convince us that the Easter bunny isn’t real!Rallycameraman said:
It’s just something I do in my old age now :DKevM said:Nothing like killing the Gossip speculation momentum there RCM... lol
Santa Claus though, that's a different story. I never stopped believing in you big guy! Just get me another DiRT game for Christmas! -
I'll always accept sweets/candy from strangers.bogani said:
I can sure, but I won't.JZStudios said:
No I can't. But you can purchase the ticket for me. As long as it's a return trip ticket. I'd hate to be stuck in Europe.bogani said:
What I can do though, is to ship you a box of Kexchoklad. -
No I can't. But you can purchase the ticket for me. As long as it's a return trip ticket. I'd hate to be stuck in Europe.bogani said: -
I was just going to say that's the words from someone who's never spoken before.Evilsmurf said:
There's no way Kexchoklad is a thing. -
I'm disappointed ye olde Craic wasn't mentioned.RallyDriven said:Hang on, hang on. I might be going crazy here, so bear with me. What if, and bear with me here, what if we’ve been overlooking something? What if, and please bear with me, what if Christina has been leaving clues in the codemasters fruit reviews?
https://twitter.com/xtinamcf/status/976110299785912320?s=21
But it what does it mean?
That's EXACTLY what she wants you to think.tbtstt said:
Meanwhile, somewhere at Codemasters, @ChristinaMc is sitting at her desk laughing at the fact that the members of a forum are so desperate for news that they have resorted to dissecting an inane tweet about fruit.RallyDriven said:Hang on, hang on. I might be going crazy here, so bear with me. What if, and bear with me here, what if we’ve been overlooking something? What if, and please bear with me, what if Christina has been leaving clues in the codemasters fruit reviews?
https://twitter.com/xtinamcf/status/976110299785912320?s=21
But it what does it mean? -
Apart from idiots flying drones where they shouldn't and ruining the fun for everyone with a brain, I'm more interested to know whether or not the engine has been overhauled. It's been needing retirement for a few titles now. -
Lol, they switched to UE4, so they could have some poor rain effects and more than one light source. Wonder how the physics will be since they're probably not using their goofy setup.carpa said:On other news, the awaited Assetto Corsa announcement has nothing to do with offroad https://www.assettocorsa.net/competizione/ so I stop here the offtopic -
Why did you hate it? I started looking at the announcement and a lot of people were talking about how mediocre it would be to release it now, but there's still nothing else on the market that comes close to it.nbates66 said:
I actually absolutely couldn't stand that game, I got it through some humble bundle in 2013 and put no more than 46 minutes into it, it did however make me seek out my CMR2004 disk and play through that again, as well as seek out Newer Dirt Titles and Steering wheel controllers.JZStudios said:
In other news, Burnout Paradise is getting remastered with a PC release date being.... some time.
Strange thing that I hated it so much though, since i'm sure I put an absolute tonn of hours into Trackmania Nations back in the day... -
Hey, I know a really easy fix for that, download more ram and just half your framerate.urgaffel said:
The problem with effects is that we have 16.6(666666~)ms per frame and a very small amount of that is used on effects. It does limit what we can achieve effects-wise :disappointed: Maybe in the future we'll be able to really push the limits, who knows :)gfRally said:So this leaves tech and effects. One thing that always comes to the top of my mind watching ANY game is particle effects, very few have accomplished anything really convincing in 3D. I would really like to see someone push the envelope in looks (and performance). Since we are talking about rally games, dirt, gravel, and smoke all come to mind. I would really like to see rooster tails of dirt when there is a loose hairpin. I would like to see smoke and dust that is not just 'twirling' sprites or various transparencies. Gravel should travel at difference distances depending on speed. As of right now, this is somewhat there, but I'm not sure anyone has thought outside the box, so to say and pushed in a different direction. If you look at any title over the past 15-20 years they have all used the same technique, its only increased density as hardware has allowed. Obviously I am talking out my bum hole about any type of programming.
I just think there are features than can set apart from the crowd.
In other news, Burnout Paradise is getting remastered with a PC release date being.... some time.
Finally, after ten years I can play on big surf island.
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Honestly, the main Motorsport series has just gotten disappointing. The Horizon games so far have all been excellent, and been the ones to push the boundaries for the Motorsport to move forward. Not a bad approach actually.Areyouben said:
If anything, Forza could use 3 or 4 years of development if they really want to create a fresh product. :D But yeah, I don't think WRC is dropping of the yearly releases either. I could imagine that the license is too expansive not to release every year, so I think V-Rally will either be a replacement for their current WRC franchise because it's too expansive for them, or just a matter of registering the brand now so that they can use it in the future when their WRC license ends in a few years.JZStudios said:
I haven't been paying attention to the WRC release schedule, but Forza was always on a 2 year dev cycle.Areyouben said:Maybe they're extending the development window on the WRC games, filling the gaps with an arcade game just like Forza Motorsport and Horizon? So V-Rally in 2018, WRC in 2019, V-Rally in 2020 etc.
It's just now theres also Horizon, which is also on a 2 year dev cycle and fills the gap in between. Have the WRC games been on 2 year cycles? they seem to kind of pump out games pretty quickly that I don't pay attention to.
Another interesting theory would be the Kunos announcement that is taking place in a week. I don't see them build a full off-road project, but maybe they're getting the F1 license for 2018 or 2019? If so, that would free up some money and manpower at Codies which would make the arrival of the WRC license here a bit more realistic as well.
I don't think giving Forza a longer dev time will do much other than add more content. The half baked career and god awful microtransactions they've shoved in would still be there. I'm not sure what else would be added that isn't already. Any missing "features" at this point just isn't happening.
I wish Kunos just muted people from the forums instead of banning them for stupid reasons. I can't even see what's happening with something I paid for because I said it was ugly? That being said, I highly doubt Kunos is getting the F1 license UNLESS Codies is actually dropping it, but if I know correctly the latest one went over pretty well, so I don't know why they would.
*Edit, GTPlanet cites that Codies, Forza, WRC7, and... Race of champions? have all announced an eSports thing, so maybe AC is joining in, and finally adding leaderboards. -
I haven't been paying attention to the WRC release schedule, but Forza was always on a 2 year dev cycle.Areyouben said:Maybe they're extending the development window on the WRC games, filling the gaps with an arcade game just like Forza Motorsport and Horizon? So V-Rally in 2018, WRC in 2019, V-Rally in 2020 etc.
It's just now theres also Horizon, which is also on a 2 year dev cycle and fills the gap in between. Have the WRC games been on 2 year cycles? they seem to kind of pump out games pretty quickly that I don't pay attention to.
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