The DLC Season 1 of DiRT Rally 2.0 has seen a good chunk of the content from the original DiRT Rally being released as remastered content, and Codemasters continued the trend by releasing Rally Germany and the Baumholder roads, with hinkelsteins included.
Although the DiRT Rally 2.0 version of Baumholder is mostly noticeable for its graphical revamp, some pacenotes suffered changes, as well the tarmac. While in the first DiRT Rally the differences between tarmac, cobblestone and concrete were barely noticeable, there are more pronounced differences between the surfaces of the German roads, an important thing to know, with the loose surfaces being part of most of the slow and tight corners, and the hinkelsteins can pretty much bring a tank to a halt, they can do more to your puny rally car at competitive speeds.
The purpose in Germany is the same as Monte Carlo - 12 stages with basically two main routes spread into many others, going the normal way and reverse, and while Baumholder has its hazards, its wide roads are a bit more forgiving than the Rally Spain with its tight mountain roads and city portions.
Those who got the DiRT Rally 2.0 Deluxe Edition will have the benefit of just go and drive as the download and inclusion in the game is automatic, while those in need to buy it will pay the sum of 3.49 Euros.
IMAGE: DiRT Rally 2.0 in-game screenshot
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