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>>354967935
Car sims and related games are autism stuff, so if you're new into genre in general, don't expect to be any good after couple hours. Learning curve is steep, so if you like the game in general and feel like playing it, just enjoy crashing around for a week or so until you start getting it right. Not for everyone, but if you're right kind of autist, i'm sure you'll love the feel of progression as you put effort into getting good and go from crashing every two corners to smoothly sliding through stages with minor hiccups every now and then. 

>>354968510
The thing worth mentioning here is that DR notes can often be a bit confusing. Problems range from just notes being too verbose to co-driver quite literally lagging behind with pace notes if you go fast enough, depending on track and amount of corners in front of you. My most memorable bit of that was colin mcrae career thingy in DR2, where i was repeatedly crashing in one corner, restarting, feeling bad about myself, until i realized that guy literally calls wrong corners before i crash and i was kinda following it unconsciously. Fortunately, those bugs are rare.