Disabled Assists

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Hey! I wonder how learn to ride with disabled care, specifically with the disabled traction control. I tried to put the gas and brake at the R2, L2, but it is not comfort. If I use the buttons, when I start, my car starts to skid. Help please. Thank you!

sorry for my English, I use a translator, I'm from Russia
 
Best way to drive Gran Turismo with controller is by mapping acceleration/brake on the right stick.

It takes some time to learn to control but it is the best way for analogue controlling.

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amar212
Best way to drive Gran Turismo with controller is by mapping acceleration/brake on the right stick.

It takes some time to learn to control but it is the best way for analogue controlling.
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Or to L2/R2. That works well too.
 
If you can, get youself a wheel. (Logitec Driving Force GT or Pro are good value.) Then gradually reduce your assists until you're driving with manual transmission (paddle shift) with all aids off except for ABS on 1. :)
 
I use a wheel and I feel you have much more controll over a car with a wheel, assist become less necessary
 
Keep practicing with a controller. Even with a wheel, you're not going to be a good driver immediately.

Practice!!!111
 
gtracerr
Hey! I wonder how learn to ride with disabled care, specifically with the disabled traction control. I tried to put the gas and brake at the R2, L2, but it is not comfort. If I use the buttons, when I start, my car starts to skid. Help please. Thank you!

sorry for my English, I use a translator, I'm from Russia
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Time trials. Even with a DS3 controller, time trials are your friend, and key to perfecting your technique. Race your ghost, and you'll see what you're losing and where.
 
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