One of the criticisms of Your Stage was that it wasnвЂ™t long until it was clear you were just running over riffs of the same turns and junctions. Lighting changes and varied weather conditions notwithstanding, running repeatedly over the same ribbons of road quickly becomes sapping. вЂњThe downside, of course, is that sticking with pre-made stages means weвЂ™re back to having just a couple of long stages per location chopped up into segments to run forwards and backwards. It also means stages that more closely resemble actual rally locations admittedly you canвЂ™t necessarily rely on random chance to recreate roads that will remind rally fans of real-life rally stages. The gain with stages touched by artists rather than algorithms is that they do have noticeably more character and, being bespoke, there are numerous little idiosyncrasies and unique elements that you wouldnвЂ™t necessarily get from a computer stitching together a bunch of tweaked track tiles. Dirt Rally 2.0 opts for handcrafted stages, like the first Dirt Rally. Dirt RallyвЂ™s reputation as Dark Souls on gravel remains intact.ДЄll the WorldвЂ™s a StageFailing to make the jump from Dirt 4 is the procedurally-generated stage system вЂњYour StageвЂќ, which I still think has a lot of promise. Crank it higher and youвЂ™ll need to be fast and faultless.

At normal difficulty levels, however, it can be tough to top a timesheet after even a single mistake. At its weakest, the AI in Dirt Rally 2.0 can be soundly trounced even after making a big error or two, so the barrier for success has been lowered a bit.

For players who were turned off by the first gameвЂ™s ruthless AI, Dirt Rally 2.0 features a difficulty slider similar to the F1 series, rather than the several AI pre-sets included in the first game.

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