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Even if you prefer to drive in the same few locations, then you'll appreciate how there are multiple tracks for each map. The change in environment is refreshing in Dirt Rally, but not completely unfamiliar, which allows your driving skills from any map to translate over to other locations. However, there are also some more notable tracks, such as a location that allows you to ride through a town in Finland. Tracks that take you through a forest or a dirt road are common in Dirt Rally, which is unsurprising considering the game's name. With so many different tracks to experience, it'll take you a while before you can drive on all of them. As previously mentioned, the resolution is low however, that doesn't take away from how unique the environments appear while you're driving. Should be doing quite the opposite and petition and encourage them if “we” want support for our ever growing yet small (comparatively) community.There are ten completely unique locations in Dirt Rally VR, and they each have multiple tracks within them that lead you down different paths. And doesn’t make us entiteled to call them dickheads. Once again, doesn’t make codemasters stupid. Hence why I mentioned, I personally know well over 50+ people gaming and “Zero” of them have headsets – lending my original point – walking Codemasters shoes, “I wouldn’t invest in it yet”. I have a sneaking suspicion that there are exponentially millions more gaming consoles and Pcs sold that will buy and play the game… This is merely unfortunate for the VR community.Īlso as a very original Kickstarter backer, I guess I shouldn’t come to sites like this to comment huh? And without knowing the exact figure of VR units having been sold. This does not entitle VR users to call codemasters stupid.

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I also suspect this very topic was debated in depth at much higher levels and the decision to code (if at all) after release was obviously made. (Based on the latest announcement, its likely they had very small return on the hours spent coding in VR support – in comparison to conventional playing of their game) – lets be real, it’s probably about money. You yourself said “they already supported it” so therefore, I also suspect they have a far better idea of who is using their games and how, and how much it costs to code. I suspect to “Code a VR” game takes significant investment, and just because a previous build supports it doesn’t automatically mean the new one does. Hope to never meet an angry arrogant person like you in VR. Two, I don’t want to risk losing access to anything I’ve purchased on their store due to an unforeseen third party issue.Ĭalm the Farm. I’m not going to give them money, that only encourages their bad behavior. SO, I refuse to use ReVive for two reasons: One, Oculus wants to be THE vr store, but clearly doesn’t understand what that means.

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Oculus has done it before, intentionally, and only backed down when the ReVive creator basically said he knew how to get around the store’s DRM and would release that in his next version.

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If the dev of ReVive decided to stop working on it, and there was an update to the Oculus store that made it slightly incompatible, all the titles I’d purchased would be useless.

I’ll spend my money at a store that supports EVERYONE’s hardware.

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So you’d happily spend a couple hundred dollars on software on a store that refuses to support your hardware? ReVive works mostly fine, from what I’ve heard, but I’m not about to give money to a store that can’t be bothered to offer direct support. At the game’s announcement in January, Codemasters responded to a Road to VR enquiry about VR support, saying “we will monitor how DiRT Rally performs on PSVR and then make decisions from there”. Asked during a recent live stream from Codemasters HQ, Chief Game Designer Paul Coleman stated that “no decision has been made,” but didn’t rule out the possibility of a VR update arriving at a later date. Image for Dirt Rally getting a PlayStation VR support, but itll cost you. Unfortunately, DiRT 4 is missing the great VR support that eventually came to DiRT Rally on both PC and PSVR after the initial launch. Buggies and procedurally generated tracks feature in Codemasters latest. DiRT 4 aims to appeal to fans of both games, offering separate ‘gamer’ and ‘simulation’ handling modes, while adding some innovative features, most notably ‘Your Stage’, a procedural rally stage generator. The title is the latest numbered entry in the series after 2011’s DiRT 3-a more accessible, ‘arcade’ offering compared to the more recent, simulation-style DiRT Rally. Today, retail copies of DiRT 4 are available for consoles in the US, while everyone else has to wait until June 9th. Unlike its predecessor DiRT Rally, DiRT 4 currently features no VR support on PC or PSVR, but a future update is possible.

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Codemasters’ new entry into their long-running rally game series launches this week for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.