Though I agree that RalliSport Challenge 2 is very realistic and exciting, it is also very frustrating on some of the tracks especially the really snowy ones. I absolutely go bananas everytime I slide off the track without even going fast or even moving. I have to reset my car heaps of times costing me 1st places and career points. I am only up to PRO mode chasing after a class B license, and am beginning to dread the Championship mode.

if u think that is hard wait till u get on the last championship lol u got to do 5 rallys n if u quit if u crash 2 many times or wot ever u cant go back n restart if u do u got 2 restart the whole of that rally n its drivin me crazy coz i come 1st on the 1st rally n then i jus keep crashin on the 2nd n then i come last n it messes the rest of the rally up lol

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if u think that is hard wait till u get on the last championship lol u got to do 5 rallys n if u quit if u crash 2 many times or wot ever u cant go back n restart if u do u got 2 restart the whole of that rally n its drivin me crazy coz i come 1st on the 1st rally n then i jus keep crashin on the 2nd n then i come last n it messes the rest of the rally up lol

Uhh, is that english? Punctuation, grammar, spelling, and sentences tend to help people understand what you are saying better.

-Cliff

Yeah the snow tracks are a real bitch to drive on. Im on Pro right now and about a quarter of the way thru.

i am now chasing after a class A license (the second hardest mode) and i've given up now. I can do about 4 stages and finishing 1st, but not it's impossible. All the tracks thereafter are just riduculous. If u try to drive fast, you'll slide off or crash, if u drive carefully, you'll finish low in position.
ARRRGHH!!

I've completed the entire game, and am currently messing around with various tuning aspects of different cars, mainly out of boredom.

It IS possible to beat the game, it just takes patience, and it dosnt help to tune your car to better suit your driving style and the environment. The courses in Sweden are some of the most difficult in the game, in my opinion, but heres my advice for Sweden:

Take it easy. Dont go full throttle all the way through, or else you have no hope of holding a decent racing line. Also, if you dont know how to control an oversteer situation and keep yourself on the course, its best to choose a course you've beaten already and practice. But most importantly in Sweden, just take things easy. Once you get out in front, just go as fast as you can manage while not getting into the snow banks. If you get behind, dont worry about a 2nd or 3rd place finish. Often time, if you manage to place in the top 3 consecutively, you'll still win the event, giving you full career points.


Thats just my humble advice. Best thing is to practice!