exotic drifting (give feedback)

[uberlight25]

Tell me what you guys think

 

[StangBanger302]

Jump in the second video deserves props for sure. Cool stuff man.

 

[Crumpet]

Not bad. 👍

 

[StangBanger302]

Last video is cool too, overtake, overtake, overtake. LOL

 

[RacerBest]

Wow, that's awesome drifting. I wish I could drift that good^^.

 

[uberlight25]

Last video is cool too, overtake, overtake, overtake. LOL

haha thanks for the feedback

 

[Delphic Reason]

Very nice. Although, your countersteer needs work. I assume you're using a controller. If so, are you using the analog sticks, or D-Pad?

 

[uberlight25]

Very nice. Although, your countersteer needs work. I assume you're using a controller. If so, are you using the analog sticks, or D-Pad?

I use x for gas and the stick for brake, and for steering I use the other stick

 

[Delphic Reason]

I use x for gas and the stick for brake, and for steering I use the other stick

Ok...Try and be more mindful of how smoothly you control the left analog when countersteering. It just takes a small amount of practice to retrain your thumb to move in smaller more refined increments. It seems difficult at first, but after 10 laps or so, you should have it pretty well down.

Your lines are generally pretty decent, but your front wheels are jumping around like mad.

I used to use a Dual Shock for years (GT2/3/4), so I know how much harder it is for pad users to achieve the same fluidity as those with wheels. With a little practice it's definitely doable, though.

 

[Duman079]

I have seen some good things. Keep it up !

 

[uberlight25]

Ok...Try and be more mindful of how smoothly you control the left analog when countersteering. It just takes a small amount of practice to retrain your thumb to move in smaller more refined increments. It seems difficult at first, but after 10 laps or so, you should have it pretty well down.

Your lines are generally pretty decent, but your front wheels are jumping around like mad.

I used to use a Dual Shock for years (GT2/3/4), so I know how much harder it is for pad users to achieve the same fluidity as those with wheels. With a little practice it's definitely doable, though.

Hey thanks, I will deffinatly work on my left thumb movement.

 

[xDriftzzinc]

Sick vids keep them coming bud

 

[uberlight25]

Sick vids keep them coming bud

lol ok

 

[Delphic Reason]

No "bumping" allowed on this forum. If there is nothing to add to the thread, leave it be until you do have something to add.

 

[uberlight25]

No "bumping" allowed on this forum. If there is nothing to add to the thread, leave it be until you do have something to add.

I added a video though. I'm sorry.

 

[xDriftzzinc]

crazy lines 4 looks sick. when are we gonna make number 5?

 

[uberlight25]

crazy lines 4 looks sick. when are we gonna make number 5?

Whenever I have time, I'm doing my 3rd 24 hour le mans race right now

 

[iSlide]

these guys cant even tell how awesome 'crazy lines 4' was because the camera angles were so crap. We had 5 guys wide at various places. Four rallye cars, and one RWD. Like on the last turn of tsukuba, we went three wide, two rally cars tandeming on the GRASS, rwd going other way on outside track, and two rally cars on inside asphault.

COMBO SURFACES DRIFT TO THE EXTREME!!!!! SPONSORED BY MOUNTAIN DEW!!!! ROCKET EDITION!!! MADE WITH REAL LIGHTNING!!!!!! TO THE EXTREME!!!

 

[iSlide]

the intentional passes (last vid) is still the funnest one to watch and do i think. nice and clean for the most part

 

[iSlide]

Ok...Try and be more mindful of how smoothly you control the left analog when countersteering. It just takes a small amount of practice to retrain your thumb to move in smaller more refined increments. It seems difficult at first, but after 10 laps or so, you should have it pretty well down.

Your lines are generally pretty decent, but your front wheels are jumping around like mad.

I used to use a Dual Shock for years (GT2/3/4), so I know how much harder it is for pad users to achieve the same fluidity as those with wheels. With a little practice it's definitely doable, though.

yeah, ive been on the sticks since GT2 as well. But i dont use ubers funky button layout. Ive been on the exact same layout for the whole time. Gas brake steering on the sticks, shifting on the L2 R2, handbrake R1, lookback L1

 

[uberlight25]

yeah, ive been on the sticks since GT2 as well. But i dont use ubers funky button layout. Ive been on the exact same layout for the whole time. Gas brake steering on the sticks, shifting on the L2 R2, handbrake R1, lookback L1

man that's a funky layout TO THE EXTREME! haha I laughed so hard when i saw that ^