I don't know if it will help but I used the ford f150 FE (the electric one) for all my drift zones and I never failed one got them all done first time so if you have one I would highly recommend using it with 4wd,drift suspension and drift tyres and you should smash them all very easy.
Thank you but I'm finding it much easier with @breeminator's B-class Abarth 595 '68 suggestion. The car is a lot slower and its small size makes it easier to stay in contact with the narrow road. Without that and the meta tune he recommended I wouldn't've even been able to get anywhere near the required 160k.
I honestly don't understand why you need a subscription to play online on console. It makes zero sense.
Yeah I’m not looking forward to next weeks Horizon Play in order to get the Saleen S7 LM. I just don’t play multiplayer in this game at all. Not my jam.
As far as I'm aware, we still don't quite know what they're planning on doing with this and I don't think we will until after Series 1 ends.
Yeah. Hopefully Playground Games comes up with a good solution to this issue soon.
Most likely method is going to be the Series History rewards, where the Mazda Cosmo is currently.
Meanwhile Windows which is also a Microsoft operating system doesnt require any of that.
idk since the price would be different if u have soko house
Meanwhile bananas are a different colour to zebras.
Have you tried switching to simulation steering in controller settings? It's far more responsive. Move brake balance to the front 52-53% to stabilize the rear under heavy breaking, and use antilock if you have to.
I used sim steering exclusively in the earlier games until it became more and more obvious that once you've lost the car there's next to a zero chance of actual recovery.
I would give it a try with your TMR stick. The track on Legend Island is good for practice, I won it with the Pagani Huayra R on highly skilled difficulty. What controller do you have? For PC I use a 8BitDo (Hall effect, not TMR) and it's awesome.
GameSir G7 Pro.
But the AI essentially cheats: If you get 240 mph at your top gear, they will go 250-260; if you do 260, they'll go 280, and so on. And they won't brake, like they are driving on rails. To be competitive I try that my build is at or near the lowest PP to make the AI cars closer in stats too... Your race cars were innocent!So it's safe to say now that I need to play something else now because I cannot continue trying to do the Goliath with this much hatred in my heart.
I 🤬 hate race cars in Horizon games. So much so that I just swept through my roster and got rid of every single one I could, including the Furai. What's done is done. Overreaction? Certainly. Was I overly annoyed? Certainly. When I come back I'll just knock the difficulty all the way down, enable the assists and just play while listening to FF7 music or something.
I just turn down the difficulty to Highly Skilled and used 787B.So it's safe to say now that I need to play something else now because I cannot continue trying to do the Goliath with this much hatred in my heart.
I 🤬 hate race cars in Horizon games. So much so that I just swept through my roster and got rid of every single one I could, including the Furai. What's done is done. Overreaction? Certainly. Was I overly annoyed? Certainly. When I come back I'll just knock the difficulty all the way down, enable the assists and just play while listening to FF7 music or something.
The AI absolutely cheats, there's no "essentially" about it (no need to be coy with thatBut the AI essentially cheats: If you get 240 mph at your top gear, they will go 250-260; if you do 260, they'll go 280, and so on. And they won't brake, like they are driving on rails. To be competitive I try that my build is at or near the lowest PP to make the AI cars closer in stats too... Your race cars were innocent!
), especially on and above Highly Skilled. I cannot play on Expert or whatever the second-to-last difficulty is in this one because I'd have pulled my hair all the way out by now. 
