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Our Lord Ditto died for your sins so that His prophet, this regular ordinary human child, could rebuild a society for Our Blessed Trainers to return to.
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Played Dirt Rally 2.0 and I can see the appeal of simrigs now. I like the feel of it but it's starting to look a little dated, and there's a video on Youtube saying the game is dead now, perfect timing since I started playing it.
I decided to check out another game and downloaded Assetto Corsa Rally. There's a portable version on the high seas that just works. Bunch of texture problems but great for a game that doesn't need to be installed. It felt a bit more off compared to Rally 2.0. Gear shifts were slower which was something I had to get used to. It's also one of the few UE5 games I've played and I can really see that blurriness people complain about. I might stick with Dirt and acquire the 0.3 version of ACR given it just game out
Dirt Rally 2.0 still looks and plays great imo. I've been meaning to get into the modded version of Richard Burns Rally, which is older but still pretty well regarded in the genre.
Playing these games also makes me want to get a bunch of plastic crap to play the game with, but I always remember I'll be too busy to set it up lol.
I downloaded and installed the community version of RBR but never actually played it. I'll need to do it again and give it a go. And I've convinced myself a gamepad is enough, I don't need a whole setup