Hey G4WL (° ͜ʖ͡°)╭∩╮

PROS:

- Awesome graphics;

- Great driving experience (very good car handling);

- 37h (or even more) of actual gameplay (Completionist Playstyle, according to How Long To Beat [howlongtobeat.com]), though my playstyle took a little bit longer);

- Lots of FREE DLC included! It includes all of DiRT 3's DLC, adding several new cars and tracks to the game. Yay!

CONS:

- In the game's Video settings, selecting an Anti-aliasing (AA) mode higher than 8x MSAA won't work on newer GPUs such as nVIDIA's 900 series GPUs (you can find out more by reading the discussion here ). For e.g., on a GTX 970, the highest Anti-aliasing (AA) mode that you can go with is 8x MSAA, which is actually enough for this game and almost any game out there. If your PC can handle it, you should totally go with MSAA, because the game looks much better with it enabled and also, it isn't bugged like, for example, 8x QCSAA is on newer video cards;

- The lack of a soundtrack during all of the races and events. I have resolved this "issue" by listening to my own music;

- Took them (Codemasters) long enough to migrate DiRT 3 from GFWL to Steamworks DRM, but at least I got a free copy of DiRT 3 Complete Edition when it launched on Steam, given the fact that I have already owned DiRT 3 on Steam, prior to DiRT 3 Complete Edition's release. This is not really a con, but I though it was worth to be mentioned in my review :)

Hey G4WL (° ͜ʖ͡°)╭∩╮ [b]PROS:[/b] - Awesome graphics; - Great driving experience (very good car handling); - [b]37h[/b] (or even more) of actual gameplay [b](Completionist Playstyle,[/b] according to [url=howlongtobeat.com/game.php?id=2574] [b]How Long To Beat[/b] [/url]), though my playstyle took a little bit longer); - Lots of [b]FREE DLC[/b] included! It includes [b]all of DiRT 3's DLC,[/b] adding several [b]new cars and tracks[/b] to the game. Yay! [b]CONS:[/b] - In the game's Video settings, selecting an [b]Anti-aliasing (AA)[/b] mode higher than [b]8x MSAA[/b] won't work on newer GPUs such as [b]nVIDIA's[/b] 900 series GPUs (you can find out more by reading the discussion [url=steamproxy.net/app/321040/discussions/0/611702631212269605/?insideModal=1] [b]here[/b] [/url]). For e.g., on a GTX 970, the highest Anti-aliasing (AA) mode that you can go with is 8x MSAA, which is actually enough for this game and almost any game out there. If your PC can handle it, you should totally go with [b]MSAA[/b], because [b]the game looks much better with it enabled[/b] and also, it isn't bugged like, for example, [strike]8x QCSAA[/strike] is on newer video cards; - The lack of a soundtrack during all of the races and events. I have resolved this "issue" by listening to my own music; - Took them [b](Codemasters)[/b] long enough to [u]migrate DiRT 3[/u] from [b]GFWL[/b] to [b]Steamworks DRM,[/b] but at least I got a free copy of [b]DiRT 3 Complete Edition[/b] when it launched on Steam, given the fact that I have already owned DiRT 3 on Steam, prior to DiRT 3 Complete Edition's release. This is [u]not[/u] really a con, but I though it was worth to be mentioned in my review :)