Nothing changes there, though the career mode does see a bit of a facelift, as do a couple of the menus overall. You still have a meteorologist about as accurate as Michael Fish on a windy day, at least at the beginning of the career mode. There are some areas where things are lacking, which we’ll get to in a bit, but that was the case in 9 as well as WRC 10. That isn’t to say everything is a copy-paste job. As far as I can remember, that seems to be about it in terms of impactful changes to the options menus Still the same as the year prior. Of course, that is not entirely a negative, but it is lacking in some regards if you ask me. Nonetheless, the English woman with her very broad received pronunciation will do, as she’s the only female voice at launch as well.
I can’t do that this time around, as the language alternatives on launch were reduced to French, Spanish, and “British” despite the bloke clearly being Irish. I never really understood the whole co-driver business until recently when I made mine in WRC 9 German/Italian/French/Spanish because it is easier to ignore someone yelling, “Scharfes bremsen ” Sharp braking, in English. This is a real shame because rallying is a skill that is mind-boggling: Driving at high speed around a tree, on dirt or ice, while listening to a co-driver yell their map at you as they hope you don’t fling them off a cliff. Now you’d have to go to channel 800-something and find Eurosport Xtra, or whatever it is if you fancy a piece of racing that isn’t at the height of its popularity.
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Back in the World of Sport and Grand Stand days, you’d have Dicky Davis and rallying on typical terrestrial TV in the UK.
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