11:22 Man, it's so weird hearing about a split screen feature being treated as something "new" when it was practically a standard back then. Makes you think about how the game industry has pursuit certain things like online only multiplayer along the years.
Dirt 5 is a good fun game but I would have loved to see some more Rally action, the other games in the dirt series always had rally stages dirt, dirt 2, dirt 3, dirt 4.. Its one thing that does dissapoint me a little
@@GaelPorFlo It's more sim-based rally than the typical simcade middle ground the main series was known for until the 5th game. Rally mode should've just been a core element to practically every Dirt games and it's quite a mistake to omit it from the main series.
I think it's a good direction to go cause the main Dirt games being rally games too makes Dirt Rally redundant I feel the main series should go for as many dirt type racing as they can without it feeling bloated and Dirt Rally can be the rally focused games for the fans that want that there's really no point in having two game series of the same name by the same company focused on rally racing.
@@theninjamaster67 Because money involved. Instead of releasing multiple games, they should have focused on supporting already existing games with multiple DLCs then after 3 years of support move onto a sequel or something. Nowadays we are getting almost annual CM games and racing genre has been stagnant for more than a solid decade now. I wish they stopped pumping out new games after Dirt 3 when the differences are almost niche between each other. But again, money is money.
Kinda. Dirt 5 effectively is a reboot to the main series, literally an entire new game made by different core development team as well, and it just happens to embrace the arcade side more so than its predecessor.
Yeah they did an amazing job with that one, loved how you had the same celebrity racers all the time to race against, made it feel like you had some real rivalries.
Dirt 4 was probably their best rally game. More accessable than Dirt Rally and doesn't have the live services issues of Dirt Rally 2.0, and the physics are a good simcade approach, sorta like Forza where it leans more on the sim side.
@@r.a.p.k.models4160 With a price that cheap, you might as well get it before that game some day gets delisted, like its predecessors before it. Unless you already have it physical, I suppose.
I think dirt 4 (based off this video) is much better sound wise. With 5 i could barely hear the other cars, while the player car and terrain sounds do around nice or even better than 4, I strongly prefer 4
I'm American and I've always pronounced it 'pewj-yo' since childhood. Honestly, I don't see how any English speaker could come to the conclusion it's pronounced any other way lol.
That 6800XT was running it 4k maxed out, including 8x msaa. I think it said msaa. That is insanity. I think that would murder my 1080ti. The new generation of GPUs from both companies are quite an improvement over previous generations. Impressive.
It's a shame Dirt 5 is built for a target audience with an attention span of 5 minutes. There is no challenge in their new handling model, and the tracks are all way too wide, with walls literally everywhere. Every aspect of this game makes it very clear that the developers have no idea what made Dirt 2 and 3 so great.
Due to: -game studios controlled by businessman, not geeks with passion. -manipulate the market with hype, outright lies. -minimize the effort, maximize the profit. Games are no longer digital entertainment, but digital scam.
I’ve been having a lot of fun playing dirt 4 on a 750 ti and a ps4 remote. Dirt rally is more barebones for me but I loved it when a had a g25 and rig setup.
I'm playing both at the same time exactly to see the differences since the last month, but at no time did I notice that the tracks on Dirt 4 are randomly generated.
Where HAVE you been all this time? Colin McRae Rally first came out in the 90s. Colin McRae Rally DiRT came out in 2007. They've been considered the pinnacle of rally games since rally games existed.
The tracks design is really down to personal preference, but I prefer Dirt 4's realistic look and feel in track designs (even if they look repetitive sometimes), over Dirt 5's unrealistic, inconsistent and cluttered tracks...
I like both games but dirt 4 takes the win especially the crash physics AND mechanical issues in dirt 4 so hopefully when dirt 6 comes out it will be a sequel from 4 love the rally courses and the joker circuits get that real race feel......
Dirt would be great is they combined the track generator and point-to-point rally from 4 with the pre-made tracks and rallycross from 5 in a single game. Variety is the spice of life!
Very cool video. I love both games but find Dirt5 especially addictive. I’ve been playing it on my iPhone to get my fix wherever I am (and posted a few videos). Amazing that you can play such an amazing game on your phone.
It's supposed to be "midday" in that race. I agree, Brazil isn't the best example of the game's lighting sadly. And this is why I mention that the lighting isn't necessarily the most advanced in the industry, but it's still a step up from DiRT 4. I just don't get why the lighting can't be on the same level as their other games like F12020
@@Nick930 Rally games seem to be their blandest games in terms of graphics innovations. At least the 2 Dirt Rally games have much tighter courses to make you concentrate on driving.
@@Nick930 Different studio and engine. F12020 is made by Codemasters Birmingham and is based on their own version of EGO engine, while Dirt 5 is made by Codemasters Chesire and is based on the studio's own in-house engine as used on their previous game Onrush. It's also worth noting that F12020 is an iteration of the same game while Dirt 5 practically is a whole new game and was made in rush (also being made by small number of developers).
It’s kinda disappointing that dirt 5 just doesn’t have rally. That’s what dirt has always been about at it’s core. Now IMO it sounds like nick prefers door to door rally cross but dirt really isn’t the same without real balls to the wall foot to the floor rallying. I’m still gonna get dirt 5 ofc. But I’m probably still gonna play dirt 4 for the rallying.
I find sim rally games a bit boring, always competing against the clock, point to point on your own. I'm all up for a more arcade take on Dirt, looks far more fun to play. Some Dirt 5 races remind me of the Motorstorm series on PS3, these games were a blast. I bought sim rally games before and played 10 min tops. Motorstorm on the other hands was so much fun that I played countless hours.
@@ZephyrGhost Considering mirrors are very useful in a driving game, yes. Even more so it being focused on racing which is just outright laziness to not have by default. It's not like it's GTA where there's more to the game than driving.
There are some 0-100% races in the game but youd have to use time trial to go solo i guess. Can't recall the name of the type of race only been playing a few days. Definitely more laid-back and casual than rally 2.0 which is nice at times for sure.
The problem with dirt 5 is that when people goest to play Dirt they expect to have a realistic rally experience but with Dirt 5 we got a Need For Speed Pro Street 2
Dirt 4 drives like an arcade tho. If you really expect realistic rally sim, you should consider dirt rally or WRC I think it's one of the codemaster's move not to compete with WRC in their Dirt series
@@ikhwanulmurtadlo2038 i played dirt rally 1.0, 2.0 and dirt 4 and i found out that is more harder to drive cars than their counterparts on the dirt rally games but since i never drove those cars in real life i cant say if is more or less realistic but i didnt felt like it was arcade in any of the 3 games (of course i always played with all assists turned off)
@@StrayGuard I think comparison with Pro Street is a bit of a stretch since PS is like this edgy, hardcore-style arcade racer made for the sake of being "hard", yet it works somehow. Dirt 5 is basically a casual reboot of Dirt 2/3 with more arcade spices in it. I guess it share similar festival setting and vibe (a bit) but the similarity ends there.
@@ikhwanulmurtadlo2038 But Dirt 5 is a lot more arcade tho. If you like the first three games, Dirt 4 should just be within your taste at the least but Dirt 5 is basically a detour from that.
@@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435 ah, i see. You can still get a "rally" feeling on previous Dirt series compared to dirt 5. Cos this game feels a lot like a festival
DiRT 4 is a great game but I feel that DiRT 5 really nails it on the visuals, details, and shadowing which you got to give to the developers for that Yes DiRT 5 is a bit flawed but its a really fun game that brings back a classic arcade experience
I still play Dirt4 on Linux when I get some time and the career is fantastic. It's real rally simulation with the team management. I really don't care about graphics, the playability and simulation counts for me.
I was disappointed... The light makes weird effects. First it's to saturated in colors (cartoon style) and the light made like a blury sight effect.... It felt like going backwards switching Fron Dirt 4 to 5
About the damage model, it's not only that DiRT 5 is more arcade, both games try to keep the chassis and rollcage untouched due to contract reasons. They could have made the damage model even better, but the brands don't always like seeing their vehicle destroyed.
I downloaded DiRT 5 when it came to the game pass, played a few races and deleted it. I'm glad it came to the game pass, as I was thinking about buying it, being a fan of the series. It's no doubt the low point of the whole Colin McRae/DiRT series.
@@50H3i1 dirt 5 could have been a cool motorstorm inspired title, but the driving physics is just superfluous rubbish, the one thing that ruins everything else
Personally I think the best one is dirt 2 . It was the first dirt game I had and I loved it would have been great if they made a remaster of it. Mostly because I loved the mean looking land rush trucks............
Codemasters really messed up. Dirt 5 is great but closer to dirt 3. Dirt 4 is closer to Dirt Dally. They should’ve made different brands for sim and for arcade instead of pissing everyone off
Finally, This looks like the game I’ve been looking for. Off-road dirt “racing”, not that rally stage crap. Thank god they took those out. That’s the point of having Dirt Rally. Why have both with the same content? I never understood that. Definitely getting this.👍🏼👍🏼
@@f67739 you’re right it was but they released a Dirt Rally series so that’s why I believe it’s redundant to have Rally for both otherwise they should’ve just kept the Dirt series only instead of adding Dirt Rally.
The audio is honestly *WAAAY* better in Dirt 4. I don't really know... but it somehow sounds like toys driving around and bumping into each other in Dirt 5, which doesn't sound *THAT* good.
To me it makes sense that they've moved Dirt 5 away from point to point Rally as we have the Dirt Rally games for that, I think they should also remove Rallycross events from future Dirt Rally titles. That way both versions of the franchise can concentrate on their own type of events, Rally for Dirt Rally and Rallycross for Dirt.
I actually think the main DiRT games should focus on the more casual rally racing fans who want to play just for the fun of it, while the DiRT Rally games aim at the hardcore rally enthusiasts who want a fully simulated experience. That's pretty much the point of both games co-existing, anyway!
This game has a lot of mixed reviews. But when I saw this comparison, showing how much more fun D5 seems, I'm surprised at how negative the feedback was, considering how much the goods seem to outweigh the bads.
(Codemasters fan since the 2000's here) P2W is added, the corners are painful, and just the way it steered off the series. This is just my opinion, though. And you've probably already played the game or not remember it.
I will skip this dirt 5, i'm still having fun with 4: damage counts, driving has the best balance of skills and fun, you have your team to manage in every possible way, every error counts not only when driving... What else? Superior sound design, every car feels different and behave different if you turn off all driving assist in the menu! (only set abs to 1 or 2 with joypad) You will notice this thing more if you have a force feedback wheel like me, btw i'm on joypad by choice since april and i'm still having fun! It's your skills, your car, your navigator, your team and you can tune all of them! The more you win the more you will attract sponsors to get money faster to upgrade and buy things... when you end your carrer you can compete online also with your tuned cars, and oh boooooooooy! ...nah will wait for dirt 6, thanks :)
Dirt Rally is more of a sim game in my opinion. The Dirt games i always felt were more accessible. Kinda like Forza motorsport being the sim game and Forza Horizon being the more arcady game. But yeah Dirt 5 is one of my favorite racing games ever tbh. ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!🤩🤩👌👌
Dirt 5 is significantly more arcadey than Horizon. Horizon may be less simmy than games like Motorsport and GT, and obviously Assetto and Dirt Rally, but it's still a lot more realistic in its physics than any of its competitors.
I have to disagree with you about 4 looking sharper and more detailed. Minecraft looks sharper than cyberpunk, but that's because newer games have a lot more postfx and the better lighting can help blend different parts together
11:22
Man, it's so weird hearing about a split screen feature being treated as something "new" when it was practically a standard back then. Makes you think about how the game industry has pursuit certain things like online only multiplayer along the years.
No, It's rare a game with split screen on pc
split screen on pc
i miss couch co-op!!
@@bogmanhimself4656 same
yeah i was like " Whaaa Spli-Screen modes in 2020?? "
Dirt 5 is a good fun game but I would have loved to see some more Rally action, the other games in the dirt series always had rally stages dirt, dirt 2, dirt 3, dirt 4.. Its one thing that does dissapoint me a little
Dirt rally exists tho
@@GaelPorFlo It's more sim-based rally than the typical simcade middle ground the main series was known for until the 5th game. Rally mode should've just been a core element to practically every Dirt games and it's quite a mistake to omit it from the main series.
I think it's a good direction to go cause the main Dirt games being rally games too makes Dirt Rally redundant I feel the main series should go for as many dirt type racing as they can without it feeling bloated and Dirt Rally can be the rally focused games for the fans that want that there's really no point in having two game series of the same name by the same company focused on rally racing.
@@theninjamaster67 Because money involved. Instead of releasing multiple games, they should have focused on supporting already existing games with multiple DLCs then after 3 years of support move onto a sequel or something. Nowadays we are getting almost annual CM games and racing genre has been stagnant for more than a solid decade now. I wish they stopped pumping out new games after Dirt 3 when the differences are almost niche between each other. But again, money is money.
yea they should have called it dirt showdown instead of just dirt
Is no one realizing that this is basically Dirt Showdown 2?
This must be why they didn't call it that.
ha - I actually thought it felt like dirt showdown a bit.
Kinda. Dirt 5 effectively is a reboot to the main series, literally an entire new game made by different core development team as well, and it just happens to embrace the arcade side more so than its predecessor.
@@hrsmp In my opinion, hardly. It looks like one but Onrush isn't a rly racing game, which is a very interesting change btw.
@@crowcore It's made by the same development team/studio and is based on the same engine, so one would argue that and still make sense.
@@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435 yeah but why no rally?
Dirt 2 is still the best Dirt game from Codemasters to this day...
I loved it, and still today
Yeah they did an amazing job with that one, loved how you had the same celebrity racers all the time to race against, made it feel like you had some real rivalries.
Hope to see remaster
I think dirt 3 was the best. That was the only racing game i needed back then
Definitely I wanna try 4 im thinking 2 and 3 was just amazing but now I'm not sure what to think of newer ones miss the ken block hoonigan stuff
This game really makes you feeeeeel like Dirt
Dunkey reference ?
*makes you feel *DIRTY.* 😏
(ok, imma head out now)
@@gavinangus5518 imean dunkey made this reference famous
Makes you feel absolutely filthy
all are relative
it really makes me happy that you're being sponsored by AMD. you deserve it man
Dirt 4 has so much nostalgia for me. Played it all summer when it released in 2017
The reason why I bought Dirt 4 is the point-to-point rally race.
DiRT 4 may be limited when it comes to modes, but at least it's primarily focused on rally racing.
Dirt 4 was probably their best rally game. More accessable than Dirt Rally and doesn't have the live services issues of Dirt Rally 2.0, and the physics are a good simcade approach, sorta like Forza where it leans more on the sim side.
Exactly, and the exact reason I'm not buying dirt 5
And is 4.99 at ps store
@@r.a.p.k.models4160 With a price that cheap, you might as well get it before that game some day gets delisted, like its predecessors before it. Unless you already have it physical, I suppose.
I just watch this so i can see something pretty
Me too.
Mee too...cuz i am poor af 😓
Look in the mirror 😳👉👈
@@youraveragemetalhead226 🥰
Be honest you searched for the mirror comment just like me🤣
Dirt 4 is a nice simcade, good way to learn the basics, relax etc. I don't even know what Dirt 5 is supposed to be...
arcade
I think dirt 4 (based off this video) is much better sound wise. With 5 i could barely hear the other cars, while the player car and terrain sounds do around nice or even better than 4, I strongly prefer 4
I've never heard an American even nearly pronounce Peugeot correctly n I respect you for trying and almost perfecting it
Hes not American xD
@@xuriste Canadian then, idk you all sound the same to me
I'm American and I've always pronounced it 'pewj-yo' since childhood. Honestly, I don't see how any English speaker could come to the conclusion it's pronounced any other way lol.
I'd stick to dirt rally 2.0 for the immersive feel imo, but to be fair, dirt 5 brought me them serious nfs2 vibes and i love it
"jimmykhana"
So glad to see Jimmy Khana is back, I really missed him in Dirt 4
Bruh
Hey Nick, i love your direct comparison series, keep up the good work👍
That 6800XT was running it 4k maxed out, including 8x msaa. I think it said msaa. That is insanity. I think that would murder my 1080ti. The new generation of GPUs from both companies are quite an improvement over previous generations. Impressive.
Woa splitscreen on PC?? Haven't heard that one for a while now
Now I'm super eager for Dirt rally 3!
It's a shame Dirt 5 is built for a target audience with an attention span of 5 minutes. There is no challenge in their new handling model, and the tracks are all way too wide, with walls literally everywhere. Every aspect of this game makes it very clear that the developers have no idea what made Dirt 2 and 3 so great.
This channel is quickly turning into my favorite channel on UA-cam
Top 6 Dirt games for me:
#1 Dirt:4
#2 Dirt: 3
#3 Dirt
#4 Dirt: 2
#5 Dirt: Showdown
#6 Dirt: 5
I watch these to see how far games are going these days, seems like some things are goig3 backwards these days
Yes, look at DiRT 3 even on Xbox 360 or backward comatybile on Xbox One/series it looks better and plays better than both DiRT 4 and 5
Due to:
-game studios controlled by businessman, not geeks with passion.
-manipulate the market with hype, outright lies.
-minimize the effort, maximize the profit.
Games are no longer digital entertainment, but digital scam.
@@knowledgeland9880 Yup, all the passion seems to be gone these days.
I wonder why AMD sponsored this video when you can't buy their cards anyway.
Well you can't buy Nvidia cards either. And AMD makes CPUs too.
I bought an 6700xt last month for 1k auds, they were only in stock for a couple of hours tho
No doubt Dirt 2 & 3 and Dirt Rally were the peak of this franchise, these aren't bad, but it feels like something is missing
DiRT 2 was such a great hidden gem when it released.
Great job comparing and reviewing the two games in such detail. Thank you 🤘
Dirt 4 is closer to Dirt Rally series, Dirt 5 is simplified version of Dirt 2 and Dirt 3 games.
It sucks now that EA bought codemasters and are vowing to ruin as many franchises as possible! Such as the dirt games
What are code masters?
@@TheChillStart the dev of dirt series
no suprise why the game sux now
Never stop uploading!!!!
Dirt 4 was developed using codemaster EGO engine, Dirt 5 does not use the same engine.
I’ve been having a lot of fun playing dirt 4 on a 750 ti and a ps4 remote. Dirt rally is more barebones for me but I loved it when a had a g25 and rig setup.
Dirt 5 is just Gameloft's Asphalt Off-Road
How is it like asphalt? It a mobile game
Actually Asphalt extreme has better physics and u can drive whatever u want so also u have nitro
@N P me too but if you play dirt 5 you prefer any garbage over dirt 5
I think dirt 4 looks better than 5
Personally, I prefer better lighting mechanics over graphical fidelity, especially in a racing game, where things are moving so quickly.
3:58 I almost believed it's real life
I'm playing both at the same time exactly to see the differences since the last month, but at no time did I notice that the tracks on Dirt 4 are randomly generated.
Bro thats the first thing i noticed
Great choice
yes
Dirt 4 is a superior game in every aspect. Been playing dirt 5 for 5 hours. Made me ragequit.
Dirt has never been more interesting... except the time I made mud cakes... that was fun :)
Thank you very much for this video. Exactly what I was looking for.
Dirt 4 was way ahead of its time. Miss the game 😢
Dirt 4 is way better in every aspect in MY opinion
This video makes me want to start playing DIRT!!!! Where have I been this whole time, never heard of this game
If you're on PC, Dirt Rally 2.0 Super Deluxe Edition is on sale for $8 on greenmangaming. That's all you need.
Where HAVE you been all this time? Colin McRae Rally first came out in the 90s. Colin McRae Rally DiRT came out in 2007. They've been considered the pinnacle of rally games since rally games existed.
The tracks design is really down to personal preference, but I prefer Dirt 4's realistic look and feel in track designs (even if they look repetitive sometimes), over Dirt 5's unrealistic, inconsistent and cluttered tracks...
I like both games but dirt 4 takes the win especially the crash physics AND mechanical issues in dirt 4 so hopefully when dirt 6 comes out it will be a sequel from 4 love the rally courses and the joker circuits get that real race feel......
i mean like the lighting differences makes sense due to the time difference between when they came out
Dirt would be great is they combined the track generator and point-to-point rally from 4 with the pre-made tracks and rallycross from 5 in a single game. Variety is the spice of life!
a short performance comparison would be interesting too 😊
Very cool video. I love both games but find Dirt5 especially addictive. I’ve been playing it on my iPhone to get my fix wherever I am (and posted a few videos). Amazing that you can play such an amazing game on your phone.
5:43 you were about to hit that tree but we'll ignore it
Environment shadows seem to be completely missing at 4:13
It's supposed to be "midday" in that race. I agree, Brazil isn't the best example of the game's lighting sadly. And this is why I mention that the lighting isn't necessarily the most advanced in the industry, but it's still a step up from DiRT 4.
I just don't get why the lighting can't be on the same level as their other games like F12020
@@Nick930 Rally games seem to be their blandest games in terms of graphics innovations. At least the 2 Dirt Rally games have much tighter courses to make you concentrate on driving.
@@Nick930 Different studio and engine. F12020 is made by Codemasters Birmingham and is based on their own version of EGO engine, while Dirt 5 is made by Codemasters Chesire and is based on the studio's own in-house engine as used on their previous game Onrush.
It's also worth noting that F12020 is an iteration of the same game while Dirt 5 practically is a whole new game and was made in rush (also being made by small number of developers).
It’s kinda disappointing that dirt 5 just doesn’t have rally. That’s what dirt has always been about at it’s core. Now IMO it sounds like nick prefers door to door rally cross but dirt really isn’t the same without real balls to the wall foot to the floor rallying. I’m still gonna get dirt 5 ofc. But I’m probably still gonna play dirt 4 for the rallying.
yeah even the most arcade dirt game has rally (excluding showdown)
So Dirt 4 is more like the original Dirt and Dirt 5 is like Dirt 2
I find sim rally games a bit boring, always competing against the clock, point to point on your own. I'm all up for a more arcade take on Dirt, looks far more fun to play. Some Dirt 5 races remind me of the Motorstorm series on PS3, these games were a blast. I bought sim rally games before and played 10 min tops. Motorstorm on the other hands was so much fun that I played countless hours.
Another spectacular video, thank you!
I also like roblox
I think the graphics of dirt 4 are better.. In dirt 5 the colours are way to bright and intense.. Dirt 4 looks a bit more realistic to me
I'm considering Dirt 5, and this video was very helpful. Thanks.
A racing game with non-functional mirrors. Well done Codemasters.
If you want a mirror game so bad..
you should play mirror simulator game
Who needs mirrors when you’re in front 😅
Is it that really important? It's just game simulation it's not REAL
@@ZephyrGhost Considering mirrors are very useful in a driving game, yes. Even more so it being focused on racing which is just outright laziness to not have by default. It's not like it's GTA where there's more to the game than driving.
@@censorshipisforcowardsYTrear view camera exsists?
The fact that there is no Point to Point Rally races in DiRT 5 is a reason I won't buy it at full price, or until its under £20
There are some 0-100% races in the game but youd have to use time trial to go solo i guess. Can't recall the name of the type of race only been playing a few days. Definitely more laid-back and casual than rally 2.0 which is nice at times for sure.
The problem with dirt 5 is that when people goest to play Dirt they expect to have a realistic rally experience but with Dirt 5 we got a Need For Speed Pro Street 2
Dirt 4 drives like an arcade tho. If you really expect realistic rally sim, you should consider dirt rally or WRC
I think it's one of the codemaster's move not to compete with WRC in their Dirt series
@@ikhwanulmurtadlo2038 i played dirt rally 1.0, 2.0 and dirt 4 and i found out that is more harder to drive cars than their counterparts on the dirt rally games but since i never drove those cars in real life i cant say if is more or less realistic but i didnt felt like it was arcade in any of the 3 games (of course i always played with all assists turned off)
@@StrayGuard I think comparison with Pro Street is a bit of a stretch since PS is like this edgy, hardcore-style arcade racer made for the sake of being "hard", yet it works somehow. Dirt 5 is basically a casual reboot of Dirt 2/3 with more arcade spices in it. I guess it share similar festival setting and vibe (a bit) but the similarity ends there.
@@ikhwanulmurtadlo2038 But Dirt 5 is a lot more arcade tho. If you like the first three games, Dirt 4 should just be within your taste at the least but Dirt 5 is basically a detour from that.
@@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435 ah, i see. You can still get a "rally" feeling on previous Dirt series compared to dirt 5. Cos this game feels a lot like a festival
i liked dirt 4 for its rally stages dirt 5 doesnt have a single rally stage so i wah and wait for dirt rally 3.0
DiRT 4 is a great game but I feel that DiRT 5 really nails it on the visuals, details, and shadowing which you got to give to the developers for that
Yes DiRT 5 is a bit flawed but its a really fun game that brings back a classic arcade experience
I still play Dirt4 on Linux when I get some time and the career is fantastic. It's real rally simulation with the team management. I really don't care about graphics, the playability and simulation counts for me.
Dirt 5 isn't a Linux native. While that might not matter with proton, it seems like a step backwards for us Linux users.
Dirt 5 looks so good damn
I was disappointed... The light makes weird effects. First it's to saturated in colors (cartoon style) and the light made like a blury sight effect.... It felt like going backwards switching Fron Dirt 4 to 5
You were hit by ground when you were born ?? Shut up man dirt 5 is shiet
D4 definitely has better sound, by a lot! that surprised me.
Love how the dirt 2.0 music is in the bakcground
Dirt 5 looks kinda flat to me.
The ground textures are blurry af,it's like 512x512 resolution...
Dirt 4>>>>>>>>>>>>>Dirt 5.
I have spoken.
You have spoken wrong.
About the damage model, it's not only that DiRT 5 is more arcade, both games try to keep the chassis and rollcage untouched due to contract reasons. They could have made the damage model even better, but the brands don't always like seeing their vehicle destroyed.
What a load of crap lol.
Tbh I like dirt 4 more than dirt 5 😌
I downloaded DiRT 5 when it came to the game pass, played a few races and deleted it.
I'm glad it came to the game pass, as I was thinking about buying it, being a fan of the series.
It's no doubt the low point of the whole Colin McRae/DiRT series.
I thought I wrote this comment before .
Cause this is my EXACT thought . And just just deleted it after few races .
@@50H3i1 dirt 5 could have been a cool motorstorm inspired title, but the driving physics is just superfluous rubbish, the one thing that ruins everything else
why do people compare graphic when most important part of the game is car physics, dirt rally was best because its almost like driving rally car irl
Personally I think the best one is dirt 2 .
It was the first dirt game I had and I loved it would have been great if they made a remaster of it.
Mostly because I loved the mean looking land rush trucks............
Codemasters really messed up. Dirt 5 is great but closer to dirt 3. Dirt 4 is closer to Dirt Dally. They should’ve made different brands for sim and for arcade instead of pissing everyone off
Uh you used the DIRT 2.0 soundtrack 😍
Yeah. Dirt 4 and dirt 5 have licensed tracks that cant be used.
@@Nick930 No diss intended. Love the DIRT 2.0 soundtrack!
Dirt four is best imo if dirt five had rally id give it a try
Finally, This looks like the game I’ve been looking for. Off-road dirt “racing”, not that rally stage crap. Thank god they took those out. That’s the point of having Dirt Rally. Why have both with the same content? I never understood that. Definitely getting this.👍🏼👍🏼
hard disagree, the dirt series was founded on stage rally
@@f67739 you’re right it was but they released a Dirt Rally series so that’s why I believe it’s redundant to have Rally for both otherwise they should’ve just kept the Dirt series only instead of adding Dirt Rally.
Dirt 5 feels like forza horizon without the free roam. Dirt game without rally is like a car without brakes.
Man if they add in an rally aspect to dirt 5 I would buy it asap
The audio is honestly *WAAAY* better in Dirt 4. I don't really know... but it somehow sounds like toys driving around and bumping into each other in Dirt 5, which doesn't sound *THAT* good.
Dirt is turned into an anime with Dirt 5
Or forza horizon 4 wanna be
Hey Nick can u do the Ultimate comparison GTA V Vs Cyberpunk 2077 pls
To me it makes sense that they've moved Dirt 5 away from point to point Rally as we have the Dirt Rally games for that, I think they should also remove Rallycross events from future Dirt Rally titles. That way both versions of the franchise can concentrate on their own type of events, Rally for Dirt Rally and Rallycross for Dirt.
I actually think the main DiRT games should focus on the more casual rally racing fans who want to play just for the fun of it, while the DiRT Rally games aim at the hardcore rally enthusiasts who want a fully simulated experience. That's pretty much the point of both games co-existing, anyway!
@@Cyberbrickmaster1986 yes!
Both look really good IMO. And I’ve been thinking that DiRT 4 has the DiRT 1 feel, while DiRT 5 is a DiRT 2 feel!
This game has a lot of mixed reviews. But when I saw this comparison, showing how much more fun D5 seems, I'm surprised at how negative the feedback was, considering how much the goods seem to outweigh the bads.
Exactly how I felt before I starting playing the new game. I can see why there's complaints - but DiRT 5 is definitely more fun than I anticipated.
(Codemasters fan since the 2000's here)
P2W is added, the corners are painful, and just the way it steered off the series. This is just my opinion, though. And you've probably already played the game or not remember it.
Didn't even know dirt 5 was coming out lol.
It's been months bro
It’s been out since early early November 😭
Dirt 4 physics are far better, not even a contest. Visuals are far more natural too, Dirt 5 is too saturated.
I still play dirt 4 to this day but I stoped playing dirt 5 after a few weeks.
Me too , then I went back to it and loved it .
To me Dirt 5 looks a lot worse in terms of lighting on the bright scenes.
can't wait for you to do total war warhammer 3 when it comes out
I will skip this dirt 5, i'm still having fun with 4: damage counts, driving has the best balance of skills and fun, you have your team to manage in every possible way, every error counts not only when driving... What else? Superior sound design, every car feels different and behave different if you turn off all driving assist in the menu! (only set abs to 1 or 2 with joypad)
You will notice this thing more if you have a force feedback wheel like me, btw i'm on joypad by choice since april and i'm still having fun!
It's your skills, your car, your navigator, your team and you can tune all of them!
The more you win the more you will attract sponsors to get money faster to upgrade and buy things...
when you end your carrer you can compete online also with your tuned cars, and oh boooooooooy!
...nah will wait for dirt 6, thanks :)
Really looking forward to Dirt 5 on Game Pass from the 25th February, what a great only a few months after its release.
Do Project cars 2 and Forza horizon 4
Dirt Rally is more of a sim game in my opinion.
The Dirt games i always felt were more accessible.
Kinda like Forza motorsport being the sim game and Forza Horizon being the more arcady game.
But yeah Dirt 5 is one of my favorite racing games ever tbh. ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!🤩🤩👌👌
I just watched your video, installed Dirt 5, played for 20 minutes, uninstalled, then continued watching this video. I'm now reinstalling it again. 😂
DIRT and DIRT 2 are the best but I still enjoy 5 even if it is a full arcard race game...
dirt rally 2.0 is the best racing game ever
Assetto corsa, i would say. Or IRACING. or other quadrillion other racing games out there could qualify.
@@W00JDA asseto? lol nah, even the ui sucks
Feel like Dirt 5 got some inspiration from forza horizon 4 due to the hype festival vibe
Yep, too arcady for me
@@tazmania4513 yep
Dirt 5 is significantly more arcadey than Horizon. Horizon may be less simmy than games like Motorsport and GT, and obviously Assetto and Dirt Rally, but it's still a lot more realistic in its physics than any of its competitors.
He really said jimmy-kana... 10:25
I have to disagree with you about 4 looking sharper and more detailed. Minecraft looks sharper than cyberpunk, but that's because newer games have a lot more postfx and the better lighting can help blend different parts together
Overall I can't shake my love for Dirt 2... it had it all for my personal fun.