DiRT Rally 2.0

DiRT Rally 2.0 Patch 1.11 Arrives Next Week - New Cars, Achievements & Plenty of Fixes - Patch Notes Here

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DiRT Rally 2.0 game update 1.11 is scheduled to arrive sometime next week, featuring new cars, achievements and plenty of fixes, additions and improvements. Check out the patch notes below.

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Content:

  • New Car: Audi S1 EKS RX quattro – Available December 17 (Season 4)
  • New Car: Peugeot 208 WRX – Available December 17 (Season 4)
  • New Car: Ford Fiesta RXS Evo 5 – Available December 17 (Season 4)
  • New Car: Renault Megane R.S. RX – Available January 14 (Season 4)
  • New Car: Seat Ibiza RX – Available January 14 (Season 4)
  • New Car: Ford Fiesta Rallycross (MK8) – Available January 14 (Season 4)
  • New Liveries: Season 4, Stage 2  – Available December 17 (Season 4)

Achievements:

  • New Achievement: Rainmeister – Take victory in Hell, Norway, in the rain.
  • New Achievement: Launch Event – Complete a lap in under 39 seconds at the Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi, in a 2019 RX Supercar.
  • New Achievement: The Cartel -Win an event at 8 unique Rallycross locations using Bakkerud’s or Doran’s Audi S1 EKS RX quattro.
  • New Achievement: Sunday Driver – Win a World Rallycross Championship Final with AI set to 100, in cockpit view, with assists disabled. – Further clarification needed.

Multiplayer:

  • Microsoft Store PC version: Added ability to host and join Multiplayer Lobbies.
  • Resolved issue where cars that cross finish line would drive erratically if game is paused.

2019 World RX Supercars:

  • New Car Class: 2019 Supercars
  • Added ability to use 2019 Supercars in Custom
  • Added ability to use 2019 Supercars in Time Trial
  • Added ability to use 2019 Supercars in My Team Community Events (Daily Challenges etc.)
  • Added ability to use 2019 Supercars in My Team Career (All Tiers except Masters, which will come in a future update)
  • Note: FIA World Rallycross Championship will continue to use 2018 Supercars. 2019 Supercars integration will come in a future update.

VR:

  • Added comfort rating for Monte Carlo.
  • Added comfort rating for Värmland, Sweden.
  • Added comfort rating for Baumholder, Germany.
  • Added comfort rating for Bikernieki, Latvia.
  • Added comfort rating for Powys, Wales.
  • Added comfort rating for Estering, Germany.
  • Added comfort rating for DirtFish.
  • Added comfort rating for Argolis, Greece.
  • Added comfort rating for Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi.
  • Added comfort rating for Jämsä, Finland.
  • Added comfort rating for Killarney International Raceway, South Africa.
  • Added comfort rating for Lydden Hill, UK.

Locations:

  • Monte Carlo: Resolved issue where some parts of the environment had oversized collision detection.
  • Monte Carlo: Made numerous minor improvements and bug fixes.
  • Killarney International Raceway, South Africa: Made numerous minor improvements and bug fixes.

Cars:

  • BMW M1 Procar: Added exhaust flames.
  • Renault 5 Turbo: Corrected gear shifting type.
  • Audi Sport quattro S1 E2: Corrected gear shifting type.
  • Porsche 911 SC RS: Increased windscreen wiper range to cover full view on driver’s side.
  • Ford Fiesta OMSE Supercar Lites: Resolved issue where rear bodywork panel was not accumulating dirt.
  • Resolved issue on numerous cars where rear wing was missing from cockpit view when looking back.
  • Resolved issue on numerous cars where driver numbers were hard to see when certain liveries were applied.

Time Trial:

  • Resolved issue where personal best sector times were not being displayed when ghosts were disabled.
  • Added option to clear all selected ghosts.

Custom:

  • Added pre-race countdown timer setting for hosts to configure in Multiplayer Lobbies.

Broadcast Mode:

  • Added End of Race countdown timer.

Audio:

  • German language: Resolved some instances of co-driver audio occasionally switching to male voice on Stage finish.

Miscellaneous:

  • Made several minor bug-fixes throughout title.
  • Made several minor stability improvements throughout title.
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