Bill Baxter

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I’m going to keep trying with this game, but I definitely have some complaints. To give context, I actually held a rally America license. Spent many hours practicing on closed course logging roads, and was close to entering my first rally until I had an unfortunate work injury which left me in a position that rally is probably not a good idea for me. My biggest complaint is that the car feels as if I’m driving a Cadillac. The spring unload is incredibly exaggerated. Yes, spring unload is absolutely a thing on primitive roads, but that’s the purpose of race suspension on a half a million dollar car. It shouldn’t bounce you out of the corner as much as it does. I think the makers of the game were trying to really drive home that rally is hard, and did so by making the car handle like a Cadillac and exaggerating the hell out of the handling. So far it would be much easier to just do the real thing. Lol

I've lived in the NW my entire life, and the show is incredibly accurate. Once you get out of the inner cities of WA, you'll discover poverty, drugs, alcohol abuse, stingy business owners, and a big divide between the rich and poor. The show really highlights the economic struggles of rural Washington, not even just the coastal areas, but pretty much any of the small towns that were once thriving but are basically ghost towns now because of the logging industry slowing down. I have a similar story to the main character, so for me it was easy to connect with the show. I highly recommend. Its very artistic and shows the contrast of the beauty of the NW verses the ugliness of poverty.