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And to be fair, it did amazingly well for a RWD car. Any RWD taking on the Quattro and winning, on gravel, deserves recognition for shear guts. Lancia grabbed a bull by the horns.
It surely explains why you don't even need one to throw it into the corner. You can just floor the throttle and its rear will break out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Vra2_iwxR4
Full video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtskisrzDCo
And yet it's a breeze compared to the mighty 037
100% agreed. After driving the 037 for a couple of hours, one can actually relax while driving the Stratos. You have all the time in the world to take corners.
I find the Stratos much much easier to handle than 037.
The 037 is a lot more powerful than the Stratos and on top of that it's part of the Group B era.
While the Stratos can be a tricky S.O.B, the 037 will literally try to kill you on every corner. The Manta 400 does handles like a heavy Mercedes on the gravel but I find the thing a safer choice for Group B RWD class.
The 037 on tar is awful, stupidly twitchy and pivoting on nothing, which is daft as that is exactly what the Stratos was like in reality, short wheelbase, huge rear tyres, small fronts. 037 was a tarmac special, planted, fluid and race car like.
But none of them are a patch on the R5 on ice, jeez that is just out of this world hard to drive.
I haven’t played as much as compared to the guys who have 500+ hours in the game, but on gravel - on entry and apex it understeers, and oversteers at the end of the exit.
On tarmac, I can get the turn in - but I’ll die as soon as I have over 3% acceleration even though my wheel is straightened out of the corner.
I don’t think I will ever adapt to this car unless I dedicate the rest of the time I ever play on this game to the stratos, and I enjoy the other cars so I’ll definitely avoid this vehicle.
I’d rather drive the rally GT cars instead and those are already insanely tough.