It's impressive how they didn't improve the game's collision physics. The car hits 300 km per hour and all that happens is dismantling a spoiler, a bumper or something, there is no sensation of collision, Or if there's a dent in the vehicle, I'll stick with dirt 2.0, since I've already finished dirt 3.
I know this is late but you can't put blame on the devs. Car companies refuse to allow modern race/rally games to use detailed damage models because it would be "damaging the brand"
@@richardjalakas5190 i highly doubt Rally Car Manufactures dont allow this. i mean, rally cars get absolutely destroyed all the time. its a very risky motorsport. i think it was done this way for gameplay purposes and laziness by codemasters.
@@chubz8969 Rally cars are based of road cars. For example, F1 games have damage because nobody buys F1 cars. Manufacturers generally prevent 99% games damage models. It's the reason why GTA uses made up manufacturers, so they can use damage models.
