Well, what isses now?

I'm not quite sure what to think about the title. On one hand I'm a fan of Richard Burns Rally, but the CMR series has always enjoyed, and I do realize that Dirt 3 no longer carries the nickname Colin McRae.
Finally be in rallies, as usual, again tallied the hours that is before a huge plus. The physics is a challenging arcade racer in order to the graphics there is also not much to complain about, nice if not outstanding, but quite sufficient. The sound is also good, the soundtrack now but much more pop, well, if you like.
Multiplayer Modes, there are also some, today no longer a matter of course, even gives a LAN mode. Otherwise, online server and a split screen mode. Only a hot-seat mode I would have liked again.

So why such a Maue review?

The career mode has ruined it. To play free cars and tracks, one is almost forced to do some very annoying tasks. Above all GYMKAMA. In this mode, one should collect points by "tricks" performs by car. Sometimes, however, are also very boring round course races in the compulsory program, more reminiscent of Mario Kart, so to rally. In addition a pretty messed balance, some races are not or almost not to win, others to get with 30 seconds ahead of the finish line without being particularly well driven. Extremely borderline, especially because not be switched off, are the comments of your Jubelperser, ääh mechanic and manager who roll over before and after the race with stupid sayings. On the other hand must go to the, in my view, quite an idiot Ken Block for bear much rarer than in the predecessor.
Only when one has chewed almost through these competitions, are gradually released after the individual driving disciplines as a kind of "saving the world championship". On the one would be able to access at the outset are, then there would have been a more star!

A final noteworthy point is shameless me, keeps popping up in the game verblümt advertise DLCs on. And I have nothing against DLCs, but I do not want to be constantly pointed out that they are also available. Where we are to here? Commercial television?