DiRT Rally 2.0 DiRT Rally 2.0: Supported Peripherals Confirmed

Paul Jeffrey · Feb 4, 2019

Codemasters have confirmed the full list of supported peripherals for the upcoming DiRT Rally 2.0.

The good news for gamers is many of the most common brands look set to be supported from the off, including much of the Fanatec, Logitech and Thrustmaster wheel range - however it is also nice to see direct drive wheel support in the form of the SimSteering and Accuforce wheels - an increasing trend in sim racing as the popularity of direct drive wheels continues to increase amongst the sim racing player base.

Full supported peripherals list:

Fanatec ClubSport Handbrake (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport Handbrake via Fanatec ClubSport USB Adapter (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V1 (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V2 (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V3 (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport Shifter (SQ) (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport Shifter (SQ) via Fanatec ClubSport USB Adapter (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel BMW GT2 (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel Formula (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel Porsche 918 RSR (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel Universal Hub for Xbox One (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport USB Adapter (AO) PC
Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Base v1 PC
Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Base v2 PC
Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Base v2.5 PC
Fanatec CSL Elite Pedals (AO) PC
Fanatec CSL Elite Racing Wheel – Officially licensed for PS4™ PC
Fanatec CSL Elite Racing Wheel – Officially licensed for PS4™ (AO) PC
Fanatec CSL Elite Wheel Base PC
Fanatec CSL Steering Wheel McLaren GT3 (AO) PC
Fanatec CSL Steering Wheel P1 for Xbox One (AO) PC
Fanatec CSL Steering Wheel PS4 (AO) PC
Generic Keyboard PC
Generic Keyboard Azerty PC
Logitech G25 Racing Wheel PC
Logitech G27 Racing Wheel PC
Logitech G29 Racing Wheel PC
Logitech G920 Racing Wheel PC
Official Xbox 360 Wired Pad PC
Official Xbox 360 Wireless Pad PC
Official Xbox One Wireless Pad PC
SimSteering PC
SimXperience AccuForce Pro PC
SPEEDLINK Strike FX Gamepad PC
SPEEDLINK Torid Gamepad PC
Thrustmaster 2-Pedal Pedal Set (AO) PC
Thrustmaster 599XX EVO 30 (AO) PC
Thrustmaster Sparco® P310 (AO) PC
Thrustmaster F1 (AO) PC
Thrustmaster Ferrari 458 Italia Edition (AO) PC
Thrustmaster Ferrari 488 Challenge Edition (AO) PC
Thrustmaster Ferrari GTE (AO) PC
Thrustmaster Leather 28 GT (AO) PC
Thrustmaster T300 RS GT Edition PC
Thrustmaster Sparco® R383 (AO) PC
Thrustmaster T3PA Pro pedals (AO) PC
Thrustmaster T80 PC
Thrustmaster T150 PC
Thrustmaster T300 RS PC
Thrustmaster T500 RS PC
Thrustmaster T500 RS F1 Advanced mode PC
Thrustmaster T-GT PC
Thrustmaster T.RJ12 USB Adapter (AO) PC
Thrustmaster TH8 RS Shifter (AO) PC
Thrustmaster TH8A Shifter (AO) PC
Thrustmaster TMX Force Feedback PC
Thrustmaster TS-PC Racer PC
Thrustmaster TS-XW Racer PC
Thrustmaster TSS Handbrake Sparco® Mod (AO) PC
Thrustmaster TSS Handbrake Sparco® Mod+ (AO) PC
Thrustmaster TX PC
Fanatec ClubSport Handbrake (AO) PS4
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V1 (AO) PS4
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V2 (AO) PS4
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V3 (AO) PS4
Fanatec ClubSport Shifter (SQ) (AO) PS4
Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel BMW GT2 (AO) PS4
Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel Formula (AO) PS4
Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel Porsche 918 RSR (AO) PS4
Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel Universal Hub (AO) PS4
Fanatec CSL Elite Pedals (AO) PS4
Fanatec CSL Elite Racing Wheel – Officially licensed for PS4™ (AO) PS4
Fanatec CSL Steering Wheel McLaren GT3 (AO) PS4
Fanatec CSL Steering Wheel PS4 (AO) PS4
Fanatec CSR Elite Pedals (AO) PS4
Logitech G29 Racing Wheel PS4
PS Vita PS4
Thrustmaster 2-Pedal Pedal Set (AO) PS4
Thrustmaster 599XX EVO 30 (AO) PS4
Thrustmaster BT LED DISPLAY PS4
Thrustmaster F1 (AO) PS4
Thrustmaster Ferrari GTE (AO) PS4
TThrustmaster T300 RS GT Edition PS4
Thrustmaster Sparco® R383 (AO) PS4
Thrustmaster T3PA Pedals (AO) PS4
Thrustmaster T3PA Pro pedals (AO) PS4
Thrustmaster T80 PS4
Thrustmaster T150 PS4
Thrustmaster T300 RS PS4
Thrustmaster T500 RS PS4
Thrustmaster T-GT PS4
Thrustmaster TH8A Shifter (AO) PS4
Thrustmaster TM Leather 28 GT (AO) PS4
Thrustmaster TSS Handbrake Sparco® Mod+ (AO) PS4
Fanatec ClubSport Handbrake (AO) XB1
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V1 (AO) XB1
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V2 (AO) XB1
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V3 (AO) XB1
Fanatec ClubSport Shifter (SQ) (AO) XB1
Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel BMW GT2 (AO) XB1
Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel Formula (AO) XB1
Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel Porsche 918 RSR (AO) XB1
Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Base v2 XB1
Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Base v2.5 XB1
Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Universal Hub for Xbox One (AO) XB1
Fanatec CSL Elite Pedals (AO) XB1
Fanatec CSL Elite Wheel XB1
Fanatec CSL Steering Wheel McLaren GT3 (AO) XB1
Fanatec CSL Steering Wheel P1 for Xbox One (AO) XB1
Fanatec CSR Pedals (AO) XB1
Logitech G920 Racing Wheel XB1
Thrustmaster 2-Pedal Pedal Set (AO) XB1
Thrustmaster 458 Italia (AO) XB1
Thrustmaster 599XX EVO 30 (AO) XB1
Thrustmaster F1 (AO) XB1
Thrustmaster Ferrari 458 Spider Racing XB1
Thrustmaster Ferrari GTE (AO) XB1
Thrustmaster Sparco® R383 (AO) XB1
Thrustmaster T3PA Pedals (AO) XB1
Thrustmaster T3PA Pro pedals (AO) XB1
Thrustmaster TH8A Shifter (AO) XB1
Thrustmaster TM Leather 28 GT (AO) XB1
Thrustmaster TMX Force Feedback XB1
Thrustmaster TS-XW Racer XB1
Thrustmaster TSS Handbrake Sparco® Mod+ (AO) XB1
Thrustmaster TX XB1

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ThugUK · Feb 5, 2019

johndough247 said:
Sooo sim racers weren't immersed before VR? I remember being quite immersed playing Gran Turismo 1 on PS1 using a controller..."immersion" is relative; VR doesn't have a monopoly on immersion.

As I said, do whatever makes you happy ...You're not the first VR user to try to convert me and I'm sure you won't be the last. I'm happy...you're happy...toMAYto....toMAHto...let's call the whole thing off

(BTW, when I look left I see the car door, side mirrors and the car creeping up alongside me. I don't see a light when I look up, it's behind me...besides, I don't look up in a race; what's the point? Finally, I'm more of a tea drinker and I hate cats )

The attacked bit was worse case scenario, but you get the idea LOL

Sim racers were immersed before, but there are different levels of immersion or there would never be such a thing as a motion rig, and aeroplane pilots wouldn't train in a fully enclosed rig.

As for the rest, well you get the idea

Ole Marius Myrvold said:
That's assuming every, single VR user would like a racing game. That's pretty far from the case. There are quite a lot who doesn't touch a sim-game, or even own a wheel. According the the released numbers, around 120k Steam users have "everything else" as a controller. "Everything else" includes N64 controller(yes, really), dancepads, DIY's etc. and wheels.
In addition, there are people who bought a wheel to do ETS2/ATS, but doesn't car for racing.
The amount of steering-wheel, VR, sim-game users are a fairly low amount. Then add in the ones who are in that camp, but isn't in the no VR no buy gang. Then the number will be far lower than 100k users.

I was referring to the person I quoted, who said 1% of steam users have VR and 0.1% will be interested in racing games. These were just 'made up figures' as were mine (except the amount of Steam users).
Even if you quartered my figure, that would still be £1,000,000 though.

Also I bet a lot of VR users will own at least one racing game, as the majority went mad buying every title that looked good in VR.

UMC 22 · Feb 5, 2019

How a thread about supported controllers turned into yet another pointless VR debate, I really don't know.

BP · Feb 5, 2019

Ross Garland said:
How a thread about supported controllers turned into yet another pointless VR debate, I really don't know.

To be fair, the article did say peripherals, which VR could (arguably) be listed as such

jimortality · Feb 5, 2019

Martin Fiala said:
BTW, does anyone know if Dirt 2 will support VR? And is VR any good? People rarely ever mention VR nowadays in the comments.

I've had VR twice! It's overrated, uncomfortable, steamy, sweaty and will never buy it again.

MarkR · Feb 5, 2019

jimortality said:
I've had SEX twice! It's overrated, uncomfortable, steamy, sweaty and will never buy it again.

Fixed that for you

, on a Sim racing site that is just bragging because it's rumoured most sim racers live in their moms basement and are, other than palm, virgins

.

Sorry Jim couldn't resist.

So many other possible humorous replacements for VR in that sentence too.

Paul Glover · Feb 5, 2019

davideliasirwin · Feb 5, 2019

odiopower said:
No VR no buy? Have any of you guys seen the steam analytics? Less of the 1% of the player base have it, assuming one out of ten (less?) is in to sim racing, we are below the .1% and maybe some of them arn’t in to rally games. Now you have the precise why VR isn’t in the plan.

I own a Rift and i love it, but pretending all the sim having VR support is almost utopic.
VR sim racer are a niche of a niche, sad but true.

I also own a rift and love it. I think that if Codemasters continues to ignore what their competitors are doing it is going to bite them in the ass. Not only are they losing former customers who have moved to VR, they are losing any potential customers who became sim racers only after having tried VR.

If they want to play the numbers (x% of steam's playerbase), they should:

1) Refrain from implementing wheel support. Less than .13% of input devices connected to steam are steering wheels. They should simply provide controller support because it doesn't make business sense to accommodate .13% of steams user base when 91% of users have a controller. (https://www.teamvvv.com/forums/topic/valve-only-118000-wheel-players-on-steam-at-max/)

2) Refrain from modeling the inside of the vehicles while also not providing a cockpit cam. Only 5 percent of users play Codemaster racing games in cockpit view ( https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/...criticism-about-loss-of-in-car-view-in-grid-2).

Normally, the rebuttal to this argument is: "you can't compare the two, developing VR is much harder and takes more time than implementing wheel support or modeling vehicles".

Is it/does it?

1) Codemasters detail in their "admission to invertors" document that their engine is built to support VR and they have over 5 years developing VR. (http://www.codemasters.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Admission-Document.pdf)

2) Almost every other sim has released VR at no cost to the player. If it is so difficult and takes so much time, why haven't the other developers charged for VR support? LiveForSpeed were one of the first to implement it and it was only one guy working on the VR implementation. Not to mention that they already know how to do it because they did it for Grid Autosport(later removed after the oculus sdk changed) and Dirt Rally 1.

For the record. I think that they are either going to sell VR as DLC for Dirt Rally 2 or not implemented it at all.

I'd like to see VR support in their F1 series as well.

odiopower · Feb 5, 2019

In dirt rally1 for PlayStations the VR was a dlc with a price attached...

davideliasirwin · Feb 5, 2019

That is interesting, I did not know that. I wonder how many people bought the dlc.

I saw that almost 500,000 users played driveclub VR on ps4. (http://gamstat.com/ search for drive club and look at the VR numbers).

Of course the market has grown at least 4 times it size since 2015 so the numbers from that DLC may not reflect the current market.

Durge Driven · Feb 5, 2019

VR VR

If only as many supported rF2 as VR in the early days we would have rF3 by now with improved physics

ShredatorFIN · Feb 5, 2019

Achievements released (who cares, right) https://www.trueachievements.com/game/DiRT-RALLY-20/achievements

But there's one interesting bit:

The overly forgiving damage was one of Dirt Rally's problems

mrbungle83 · Feb 5, 2019

MarkR said:
Tough neighbourhood you live in there John! I'd suggest selling the triples and moving somewhere safer first. Also connected/monitored fire/CO2 and security systems are cheap these days - compared to sim racing gear at least!

I do understand your point though, when the kids were younger I didn't use VR or the noise cancelling headphones if they were around, too easy to miss them getting in to some mischief or calling out for help.

I like VR we have a couple of sets here but I'm not with the VR being a must have crowd. Frankly DiRT Rally was about as intense an experience as I'd want in VR and wasn't a game I played for long in VR as a result.

I have only suffered minor sexual assults whilst in VR and its possible i did them to myself.

Bjarne Hansen · Feb 5, 2019

VR Support would be nice. Dirt Rally does work with rift and revive but also with VorpX.
So 2.0 will likely also work with VorpX.
I for one would like to see a consistent and logical use of keyboard and mouse to navigate the UI as that is the main reason I hardly bother with codemasters titles.

RainhamIron · Feb 5, 2019

Durge Driven said:
VR VR

If only as many supported rF2 as VR in the early days we would have rF3 by now with improved physics

...or at the very least, that long awaited goddam UI

RainhamIron · Feb 5, 2019

Also surprised to see native support for SimSteering and Accuforce but nothing native (yet) for Simucube. They probably will eventually (as S397 did recently with rF2) but in the meantime I'm sure there'll be no issues binding it manually.

Regarding VR support though, if a modder can implement it for the yonks old Richard Burns Rally, surely Codies can sort it out for their brand new shiny title. Nearly 5000 people have signed a petition about it already: https://www.change.org/p/novrnobuy-...d-vr-support-for-dirt-rally-2-0-on-pc-and-ps4
From Codies' perspective, at £45 a pop, that's a shed load of potentially missed revenue...

odiopower · Feb 6, 2019

You also have to consider to impact of VR on the graphic engine, look at acc right now, its hard to push 90fps with good graphic fedelity even with a 2080ti. New game have high ress texture, lighting, particelle, all crancked quite high, RBR not at all, even with graphic mod.

bogani · Feb 6, 2019

ShredatorFIN said:
Achievements released (who cares, right) https://www.trueachievements.com/game/DiRT-RALLY-20/achievements

But there's one interesting bit:

The overly forgiving damage was one of Dirt Rally's problems

Smashing a tree head on results in terminal damage 9 out of 10 times now.

Surviving a hard fought heat in RX is also pretty rough with hardcore damage.

bogani · Feb 6, 2019

After a good few hours with the pre-release I must say DR2.0 feels much better than I expected, and I already had very high hopes for this!

This properly feels like an evolution of DR rather than just like DR.

Trailers and videos doesn't do it justice at all compared what it feels like in your hands.

darkgio6 · Feb 6, 2019

johndough247 said:
You forgot the part where both your 2D and 3D analogies can leave some people happy and some people wanting. Maff was never my strong suit...I was really good at Math, though. Here's the counter to your argument:

2D Positives compared to VR:

I can see my wheel, shifter, handbrake, keyboard and additional data screens and not rely on guessing and muscle memory to hit that button you rarely use to adjust something during an intense race.

If the house is burning down, my family is being attacked, etc...I'll likely be a little more aware than a VR user with headphones on (I use speakers).

With Triple Monitors setup, I have the same useful situational awareness as a VR user (i.e. yea you can look at the sky and behind the seat to your heart's content, but in a race is that really useful?)

No issue with vision getting fogged up over long races.

Much lower chance of getting nausea.

Slightly lower impact on PC performance.

TL: DR? Live and let live; Do what makes you happy.

If you have ever tried VR, you should know.
Oh man. Try VR first
No
It happens to nobody. And I'm very fat and sweaty.
It's different for every person. But many people get nausea on elevators, and still they're very popular.
Indeed. You can't play VR with a GeForce 6600 GT in 2019.

ThugUK · Feb 6, 2019

Tomi said:
I'm pretty sure game developers have better knowledge and data how people play their games and when it's a bad idea and when it's not. Bottom line is if VR would be worth the time and money they would implement it. But at the moment it's not and that's why they don't support it. Simple as that.

I am sure they do, but they also want the most return for the littlest amount of work (that's business for you).
Battlefield and Call Of Duty have been doing this for years.

I don't buy (pun intended) that theory.
If the likes of RBR, Alien Isolation plus a few others can do VERY good VR in their own computer room and in their own free time, alone, then I am sure that CM could employ someone to implement it. Even if it takes them a year, what is the most it could cost (one wage for a year)? I bet its not much in respect to what they would get back.
I guess only CM know the answer and their reasoning though, but they haven't shared it.