![]() ![]() I'm aware stratos must be a hell to drive, but looking at replays you notice something really bad with how it behaves. like the car is on a winch, and the winch pulled the car from somewhere or they end up with uncontrollable snap. I can't say it drives realistic though, yes, i counter steer, but i cannot rely on car's pendulum momentum and use it in my advantage like I can in RBR or DR2.0, in fact long slides are quite problematic in wrc8, they either end up with weird unnatural straightening up, like i dunno. From the factory it came with very weird default steering saturatiton setting, but once i figured it out, it actually feels decent. It feels pretty nice and pretty weird at the same time. VVV (the YouTube channel) played it on triples, and didn't complainĮdit: I heard from a friend that solution to triple screen stutters is using borderless window, Adaptive V-sync and the new "Low Latency Mode" on Ultra in Nvidia control panel.Īlso be advised, Epic Games UI doesn't display your played time anywhere (doesn't display much, in general), so you need to count that 2 hours yourself, in case you want a refund I don't know if I had some background app causing it, latest drivers at least. I had some small micro stutter on triples, even when Afterburner showed that I kept easily solid 60 fps (Vsync on, all settings maxed, 1080 Ti). Triple screen support is similar as Dirt Rally 2.0, so stretched image. GamerMuscle played it with a Fanatec DD, said it worked like a charm. Those are listed on the official page, not sure about OSW: ![]() Supports at least some DD wheels, like AccuForce, Fanatec Podiums and Leo Bodnar. WRC 8 releases for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and Steam/PC September 2019. Team management is also set to play a role in the expanded career mode, with the player able to improve their car by way of upgrades and team developments, of which more details are expected to be revealed in the near future.Įxciting times for fans of sideways action. ![]() Most importantly of all for sim racers looking to get their rally kicks, Kylotonn have promised that " WRC 8 will go above and beyond WRC 7, especially in the steering requirements and the realistic physics of the vehicles" - one of the weaker points from previous releases.Īs well as the class leading WRC cars, the new game is also set to feature a selection of vehicles from the WRC 2 and Junior WRC categories, alongside a number of historic cars. Featuring over 50 drivers, including the returning multiple champion Sébastien Loeb in his new Hyundai, 14 different events across over 100 individual stages, WRC 8 certainly lacks nothing in terms of scale. ![]() Of course with the title coming out toward the end of the year, the new WRC 8 release will replicate the 2019 FIA World Rally Championship season, including the latest cars and drivers from the official teams' of the category. More than mere visual effects, climatic conditions become crucial, especially in the management of your career" Managing the weather is a real challenge for the drivers: modified grip, car settings adjustments, tyre selection optimization, weather team relationship to ensure the best tips and information on the latest conditions. " A new dynamic weather system has been developed to add random elements to the driving experience, but also to increase realism in the game. Of the new dynamic weather, Bigben and Kylotonn had the following to say during a brief press release to accompany the brand new announcement trailer: New for WRC 8 will be a revised physics system across the many varied different racing surfaces within the game, plus the inclusion of what looks to be an already very impressive looking dynamic weather system, presumably adding a feature to allow the 100+ official WRC stages to be experienced in a variety of different weather conditions. Imaginatively titled as always, the eighth instalment to the steadily improving WRC franchise of games is set to launch on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC this September, and promises to be an all round improvement on previous iterations of the long running franchise. Kylotonn Racing Games have confirmed this September will see the release of the next officially licensed World Rally Championship video game - WRC 8. ![]()
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