Your series is literally essential viewing for this series. Codemasters should hire you. Learned more with you than in any of the AAA sponsored 'community' videos. And you did it in a 2nd language!
Yeah that’s how we build roads in nz, they’re basically old horse n cart tracks made wider. The twists and turns were meant to stop horses from going to fast with heavy loads on the carts
I'm kinda late on these, but just gotta say, your guides are amazing. I was hard to find them (tnx YT) but once I did, I come back to listen to each one multiple times, to improve myself. Thank you.
Yes, sir, I have to admit that you are one of the best rally instructors that I have seen in this dirt rally the company should make you do a whole rally school with this game like Richard Burns Rally with full rally school from start to finish from beginner to advance so ever one driving would get the full rally experience and enjoy the game better please keep up the good work and I really need setups on all the cars for every rally stages if possible once again thank you a fan, Richard Reid
Hahahah loved this one,thanks for giving the MAORI LANGUAGE a go mate.all the best and will be watching all of your content,very informative and is articulated well. Takecare
Interesting guide, thank you. I love these stages A point on the actual production: the gameplay audio makes it hard to understand what you are saying. Maybe try making that volume lower n the mix?
Another great guide! I had a thought about using the Poland setup a while ago, especially on the faster roads, going to have to impliment you damper advice, those road side walls can be a real pain somtimes.
Just started trying tuning and loving your set-up guides, they have been very helpful, thank you! One thing I would request: 90% of the time, I find myself trying to tame oversteer on most RWD cars. A general set-up guide for doing that would be great. I'm finding the Porsches to be particularly difficult, any advice on fiing the "lift front" feeling woul also be much appreciated.
Once done with the locations (3 left), I'll dive into Vehicle class Guides, where I plan do highlight stuff like that. In meantime, try to open up your rear Differential, if a car is really strugglesome. Although some always will bite (looking at the Stratos...)
your guides make an exemplary balance of theory and application.kudos to you! my only request however is organization of thought process to have a clearer teaching opportunity to us learners. maybe a simplified text summary will help. Example, your exact tuning on 2 different types of stages new zealand stages you mentioned. Deductive reasoning in short. General thought to detailed thought. sorry i dont mean to criticize, since this is a niche and you are doing it very well, you might as well be open to some improvements:) thank you
What do you mean you can save your setups for each car As long as you're not cheating and doing time trial and shit like that racing and using your phone cars is way different than saying you got a world record with a time trial yeah that's cool I love to do it but that's the only way to save your setup you're welcome please subscribe to my channel RALLY BUSTERZ
Love you clips but as a kiwi I’d thought I’d help you for oncea, Aotearoa is pronounced ow- tear - rowa, which translates into the land of the long white cloud. You setup guides help help me crack into the 50 fifty on the stages I’ve attacked. Have only just started so I’m only in the Peugeot 205 gti
I'm also a Kiwi and came to the comments because if there's one thing you can rely on NZers for, it's correcting people in their pronunciation of Maori words lol
@@thegodfather2322 That is actually my plan, once I am done with the locations. Some Vehicle Class Guides. All takes time though, it's just a hobby and such a Guide requires 10-15 hours to produce
Sorry, but this is unwatchable. The German co-driver in the background is way too loud. It's basically the same level as your speech. It is very distracting. Since I am not a native English speaker it is much harder for me to filter out stuff like that (doesn't help that I understand a little German). I wanted to watch this but it was like two people talking to me at the same time.
good guide. my left ear learned very much.
Your series is literally essential viewing for this series. Codemasters should hire you. Learned more with you than in any of the AAA sponsored 'community' videos. And you did it in a 2nd language!
Yeah that’s how we build roads in nz, they’re basically old horse n cart tracks made wider. The twists and turns were meant to stop horses from going to fast with heavy loads on the carts
I'm kinda late on these, but just gotta say, your guides are amazing. I was hard to find them (tnx YT) but once I did, I come back to listen to each one multiple times, to improve myself. Thank you.
Yes, sir, I have to admit that you are one of the best rally instructors that I have seen in this dirt rally the company should make you do a whole rally school with this game like Richard Burns Rally with full rally school from start to finish from beginner to advance so ever one driving would get the full rally experience and enjoy the game better please keep up the good work and I really need setups on all the cars for every rally stages if possible once again thank you a fan, Richard Reid
I love your series on each location, I'm competing in the 2021 Club Championship right now and this is a big help in learning each track
Thank you for doing these guides! A great help to us mere mortals
Hahahah loved this one,thanks for giving the MAORI LANGUAGE a go mate.all the best and will be watching all of your content,very informative and is articulated well. Takecare
Interesting guide, thank you. I love these stages
A point on the actual production: the gameplay audio makes it hard to understand what you are saying. Maybe try making that volume lower n the mix?
Another great guide! I had a thought about using the Poland setup a while ago, especially on the faster roads, going to have to impliment you damper advice, those road side walls can be a real pain somtimes.
My car instantly felt better on the New Zealand stage, great video
Hey keep it going fella, I just joined a casual racing league with some friends and this advice helped me heaps!
Just started trying tuning and loving your set-up guides, they have been very helpful, thank you! One thing I would request: 90% of the time, I find myself trying to tame oversteer on most RWD cars. A general set-up guide for doing that would be great. I'm finding the Porsches to be particularly difficult, any advice on fiing the "lift front" feeling woul also be much appreciated.
Once done with the locations (3 left), I'll dive into Vehicle class Guides, where I plan do highlight stuff like that. In meantime, try to open up your rear Differential, if a car is really strugglesome. Although some always will bite (looking at the Stratos...)
bin noch neu in diesem game, danke für die tipps, werde ich demnächst mal versuchen.
your guides make an exemplary balance of theory and application.kudos to you! my only request however is organization of thought process to have a clearer teaching opportunity to us learners. maybe a simplified text summary will help. Example, your exact tuning on 2 different types of stages new zealand stages you mentioned. Deductive reasoning in short. General thought to detailed thought. sorry i dont mean to criticize, since this is a niche and you are doing it very well, you might as well be open to some improvements:) thank you
I thought my headphones were broke 😅 glad to read the reassuring comments
Thank you for this SkyRex, it is so helpful
You sound like Sebastian Vettel! Great tunes!
Nice job mate, Will be waiting till setup bug of resetting to default is resolved by Codemasters 🙂🙂
It should be fixed now with the latest update
What do you mean you can save your setups for each car As long as you're not cheating and doing time trial and shit like that racing and using your phone cars is way different than saying you got a world record with a time trial yeah that's cool I love to do it but that's the only way to save your setup you're welcome please subscribe to my channel RALLY BUSTERZ
Love you clips but as a kiwi I’d thought I’d help you for oncea, Aotearoa is pronounced ow- tear - rowa, which translates into the land of the long white cloud. You setup guides help help me crack into the 50 fifty on the stages I’ve attacked. Have only just started so I’m only in the Peugeot 205 gti
Some days auto correct really hates me
I'm also a Kiwi and came to the comments because if there's one thing you can rely on NZers for, it's correcting people in their pronunciation of Maori words lol
Could you make a video on how to drive group B cars on rally and rally cross on dirt rally 2
Or a series detailing how to use different car groups would be awesome
@@thegodfather2322 That is actually my plan, once I am done with the locations. Some Vehicle Class Guides. All takes time though, it's just a hobby and such a Guide requires 10-15 hours to produce
You da man
Your a goddamn genius
Good Job! Thx much.
Sorry, but this is unwatchable. The German co-driver in the background is way too loud. It's basically the same level as your speech. It is very distracting. Since I am not a native English speaker it is much harder for me to filter out stuff like that (doesn't help that I understand a little German). I wanted to watch this but it was like two people talking to me at the same time.
Can really see how this is annoying, also my right ear feels lonely
Can we have setttings for the FFB?
I put it into the discussion tab: th-cam.com/channels/D5pthOe_VNoWg1EiYNFNzg.htmldiscussion?view_as=subscriber
Laughed my ass off at the Trump clips.
im from hawksbay new zealand and these are a real set of roads used for logging trucks and farmers