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Not the first time I've tried to move those poles, and most likely not the last time either 😅

@@holgerkurvits308 Thanks. It felt decent for a while in there 😁

Well, did you see my driving? 😅

@@biggzygaming2115 There is no way of hiding the Logitech rattle 😂 Thanks for taking a look 🙂

Glad I could help 🙂 If you need more help or get more insight and such I can recommend joining the RSF Discord, where the guys who knows all the ins and outs of the game hang out 🙂 And good luck with your rally!

@@rallyroymadness I joined the discord very helpfull people indeed. Started the rally yesterday but after loading the results from stage 4 my game crashed and it gave me a dnf. Can't even join for leg 2 :(

@JayTurboDeluxe Check the results page for the rally on the RSF website, then scroll down and click on "retired drivers" at the bottom of the list. Sometimes there will be a button named "continue with superrally" or something similar next to your name. Clicking that will allow you to continue the next leg 🙂

@@rallyroymadness You were right, there is a button continue with superrally thank you very much for the help!

In the end it did not do too much, I still managed to hold on to that 3rd position in class now that the rally has ended 😁

Hello there! I am using Jen Horsey (originally from Dirt 4) that I found in a big pack of different codrivers a few years ago. Leza Codriver Pack or something along those lines 🙂

@@rallyroymadness Thank you!

@@EricOates15 Ecuador, I think

I think I need to throw in a "caution" or two before that 1 left to warn me that it is coming. Really annoying to go out like that too, there were a lot of nice stages that I did not get to drive this round 😶

I am using Jen Horsey (Originally from Dirt 4). Was in a pack of 7-8 different codrivers called Lesa Codriver Pack or something in that direction 🙂

@@fredscratchet1355 With the foggy stage at the end there that is well done regardless of pace 😁

The safari rallys in RBR tend to be tough, some of the stages are really rough and rutted and can throw you way off the road in the blink of an eye. Sleeping Warrior is a different challenge, keeping an average of around 120 kph for 27 kilometers is a task in its own! Thanks for tuning in, the Escort is my favourite car of the A8-era too 🙂

@@PaddyBreslin It was really fun, and equally hectic 😁 Keeping him behind is always difficult!

Yeah, the off road excursions of the two in front of me almost made me steal an undeserved win 😆

The sound of it too is really nice 😊

@@PaddyBreslin It was really fun, these cars produce tight racing. Hope you had fun in it too, looked like you had a few battles along the way 🙂

@@rallyroymadness I was hoping to have a battle with you but you passed me before I even moved. Really enjoyed it and only passed Ole when he decided to mow the lawn.

@@HassanIbrahimRally57 The Fiesta is a nice car to drive, very predictable in everything I have pushed it through so far. Should make for a fun season 🙂 My codriver is Jen Horsey, originally from Dirt 4. I found a pack called "Lesa Codriver Pack" or something similar, which had 6 or 7 different codrivers in it, Jern is one of them 🙂

Haha! It is from the only practice I had before I started the rally, so I should really know how things were going to go 😆

@@rallyroymadness Nice one mate 👍🏻

At what point? 😆 I should in reality be well ahead of him given the difference in our cars, but Jake is a fast guy, so he do good results regardless of the car!

More practice and preparations for the next one should (hopefully) make it a lot better :)

I do the blips (on pure reflex) on the downshifts to avoid stalling the engine, which is really easy to do in the heavy breaking zones. The handbrake on these older 4WDs often lock all 4 wheels because of how the diffs were configured, so I have increased the "punch" of the rear diff to get the car properly rotated, and that is more effective with a clutch kick 🙂

And the stage list is also released well in advance, so there are all the oppurtunities in the world to practice. But life has a habit of getting in the way of such activities, with stuff like understaffing at work and vacation trips once summer hits properly. Next time, though. Next time. 😁

I did finish the leg faster than you did, though! 🙈

I even told you that I had to edit more stuff out by replacing a clip before rendering it again 😆

@@rallyroymadness I thought you replaced it same for same!

Haha, yeah. Things have thankfully moved forward from then, both my driving and the computer power 😁

Great to hear! Ready for the fun, then 😁

@@rallyroymadness Are you ready for the rolling road block? 🤣

@@fredscratchet1355 Bring it on 😁

Yeah, the finnish roads penalize small errors heavily. But they also reward brave and diciplined drivers handsomely too!

I wouldn't call my own efforts good this evening, but it was fun nonetheless 🙂

What I feel you get with RBR (with the NGP physics that is in use now) that you don't really get in WRC or Dirt is a more weighty feel too the cars. The best thing about the Rallysimfans plugin is that the game is free with the download, so if you don't like it, you have not lost any money to it either 🙂

It was massively fun! The fighting, that is, not my skill issues 😆

It was the perfect way to go wrong 😁

That one corner took out over half of the field, I think 😆 It was a fun rally, but it was also good that it did not count for any points for me 😁

No need for it, the game was made for the PS2 20 years ago, so all you need to drive can fit on a standard controller 🙂

@@rallyroymadness oh alright!

When you download and run the installer you get to choose which stages you want to install. All stages are selected first time, so just let it do its thing from there, and you're good to go 🙂

I think top 20 takes points, and I am currently 19th. The chance for points is there, but with the weekend still to go, I don't really expect any points from this rally either 🙂

I use a Logitech G29 wheel and Fanatec CSL Elite V2 pedals 🙂

Well, I am playing for having fun, and the bonnet view is what I use 🙂