Have 2 small questions about the game's DLC!

[pizzerino]

Hello, First of all i wanted to ask if buying the dlc is worth it as i saw alot of the dlcs have mixed / negative reviews and if yes which ones should i be going for?
Second of all i wanted to know if i will instantly get the dlc cars i want or i have to purchase them with in game money , since im pretty sure the anniversary dlc gave me the 2 trucks instantly unless that was from something else? or it is specific for that case

[Kosevich]

Availability of new car's strongly depends from your difficulty.
On normal mode all DLC car's will be added to your hangar instantly.
On Hard Mode you need to buy it first.
On New Game+ mode you can set different conditions (allow DLC car's / ban or increase prises x6...)

[pizzerino]

Thanks guys , Just considering buying them since they're cheap right now for me and im really liking the game but im having a hardtime with it but i do want to learn how to play it ,I keep taking on quests and i just keep getting stuck and i don't know what to do? what should i be doing considering i just started , like right after the garage lol

[Kosevich]

Originally posted by pizzerino:

Thanks guys , Just considering buying them since they're cheap right now for me and im really liking the game but im having a hardtime with it but i do want to learn how to play it ,I keep taking on quests and i just keep getting stuck and i don't know what to do? what should i be doing considering i just started , like right after the garage lol

You can try and test all car's and different types of tyres / upgrades in New Game+ mode (unlocked at once from the beginning, no need to import previous save).
Learn why and when you need gear mode up and gear mode down. How to use revers with differential "On". How stable or unstable car become on huge tires. How and when use your winch...
And as soon as you are ready you can create new game even on Hard mode. As for me Normal mode is too easy and boring.

[Kosevich]

And you can always join multiplayer random game for Coop game session and earn some additional cash and experience.

[Yumemirareru]

Originally posted by pizzerino:

Thanks guys , Just considering buying them since they're cheap right now for me and im really liking the game but im having a hardtime with it but i do want to learn how to play it ,I keep taking on quests and i just keep getting stuck and i don't know what to do? what should i be doing considering i just started , like right after the garage lol

The learning curve is steep and the game doesn't do much teaching, but

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1465360/discussions/0/3835423585512852239/

Check out this thread, from someone else having trouble in michigan. They were a bit further along but a lot of the advice applies even just starting (like, say, beware of roads that can be harder than going off road).

Of course, buying some DLC vehicles can make everything a lot easier. But you also don't need to if you don't want to. Generally, late-game vehicles earned through playing are more powerful, and there's very strong vehicles available well before that too - Though with stuff like the mastodon it's maybe so close to not be worth the distinction.

If you do want to buy DLC vehicles, well, of course the Mastodon will trivialize just about everything early on, and even something like the tatra dual pack is still very good starting out.

[pizzerino]

Originally posted by Yumemirareru:

Originally posted by pizzerino:

Thanks guys , Just considering buying them since they're cheap right now for me and im really liking the game but im having a hardtime with it but i do want to learn how to play it ,I keep taking on quests and i just keep getting stuck and i don't know what to do? what should i be doing considering i just started , like right after the garage lol

The learning curve is steep and the game doesn't do much teaching, but

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1465360/discussions/0/3835423585512852239/

Check out this thread, from someone else having trouble in michigan. They were a bit further along but a lot of the advice applies even just starting (like, say, beware of roads that can be harder than going off road).

Thank you very much!