colin mcrae DiRT
Additional gameinfo

How many tracks are there and what countries are they in ?
*(for a complete track list go here)

Countries:
Australia
Germany
Italy
Japan
Spain
United Kingdom

Each country has 6 point-to-point stages and 1 Superspecial stage

There are two Hill Climb courses which are marked
in 3 sections, A, B, and C.
They can be run as the whole course,
the individual sections, or AB or BC.
There are 3 Rallycross circuits, 4 CORR off-road circuits
(2 are variations of the same course) and 3 Raid circuits.


Can I run any car on any track ?
The combinations are set by track discipline, laid out below.
*(If you want to race all cars on every track download this hint )
*(for a complete car list go here)

CORR tracks:
Class 1 buggy, CORR Pro 4 (trucks), CORR Super buggy
Rally/Crossover
4WD, RWD, Classic, FWD
Hill Climb
Hill Climb Unlimited, Hill Climb Big Rig, 4WD, Classic, RWD
Rally Raid
Class 1 Buggy, Rally Raid T1, Rally Raid T4
Rallycross
Rallycross Supercar, Rallycross Modified, Class 1 buggy, CORR Pro 4, CORR Super Buggy, Rally Raid T1, 4WD, RWD, Classic, FWD


How does the career mode work ?
The career mode is a large number of events arranged in a pyramid. Competing in these events will earn you points and money. Points are the main driver of progress as new events and pyramid tiers will open up as you earn points. you will also unlock some cars this way.

Other cars (and alternative liveries for them) have to be purchased with money, and the amount of money your earn is dictated by the difficulty you compete at in each event. the difficulty is selected before each event, so players can set higher difficulties on what they consider thier specialisms to get more money, or set lower difficlties to pass events they may not be so good at.


What's different about Championship mode ?
Championship mode is the "Pure Rally" part of DiRT. Cars that have been won or purchased in Career mode (of classes 4WD, FWD, RWD and Classic) can be used to compete in rally events at varying levels of difficulty and length. single rallies, short championships, and a full world championship are available, and each in an optional "short" or "long" format.


Can you totally wreck your car ?
At all levels of difficulty apart from the lowest, terminal damage is a risk the most usual cause of this is tearing a wheel off.
*(for some damaged cars screenshots go here)


What about functional damage ?
The following functional parts of the car can be damaged:
Engine
Gearbox
Drive Shafts
Exhaust
Bodywork
Cooling
Suspension
Wheels
Turbo
Some of these have a visual effect or are damaged as a direct result of deformation, such as suspension. The level of functional damage applied depends on the chosen difficulty setting.


What setup options are available ?
*(need more info on how to setup your car go here)

Camber (Front/Rear)
Toe (Front/Rear)
Suspension stiffness (Front/Rear)
Ride height (Overall)
Bump Damping strength (Front/Rear)
Rebound damping strength (Front/Rear)
Fast Bump strength
Fast Bump activation
Final Drive ratio
Individual gear ratios
Brake Bias
Brake Disc size
Brake Pad hardness
Central Diff Torque Split
Limited-Slip Diff acceleration locking (Front/Rear)
Limited-Slip Diff deceleration locking (Front/Rear)
Downforce
Anti-Roll Bars (Front/Rear)

Tyre selection is not an option as it's very much a right-or-wrong selection. you're either on the right tyres or you aren't, so it was decided to always give the player the right tyres.


How does multiplayer mode work?
The multiplayer mode in dirt is on-line, real-time where up to 100 players compete on the same stage at the same time. There's no wheel-to-wheel racing with collisions - the multiplayer mode uses the rally and hill climb cars and tracks.


Is it true that there are no voice comms in the game?
There are voice comms in the game, but it's on a one-to-one basis. you pick someone to talk to while you're in the lobby waiting for the race to start.