Hint: Ferrari California is the only ferrari which suits for drift.
Hint: Ferrari California is the only ferrari which suits for drift.
I had a quick go last night and managed 21,007 in my M3 competition drift car. The problem is that to score points in the drift trial you have to follow the racing line which is not neccersarily the drift line.
In my oppinion the the problem is that you can not reach the top scores in any car. Only some cars like the buick special and some others are able to get top scores.
In fact: if you cant drift, you are not able to catch many points with the buick, but in an BTR(my favourite) or other cars you cant get that highscore that you can do in the buick,supra rz or cerbera.
In my oppinion the the problem is that you can not reach the top scores in any car. Only some cars like the buick special and some others are able to get top scores.
In fact: if you cant drift, you are not able to catch many points with the buick, but in an BTR(my favourite) or other cars you cant get that highscore that you can do in the buick,supra rz or cerbera.
I would have to disagree with you. I can consistantly get top scoring sectors but I cant get top scoring runs. With the buick its possible to get 25k, I can get 5k in all the sectors adding up to 25k I just cant do it in 1 run. Doesnt matter what car I use, I can get 5k in all sectors, just not in 1 run.
It's all in the setup man, firstly your cars' tune is mostly what determines how well it will perform in the situation. Then I would say your own abilities to control the car are next inline of importance. Then power would be the remaining factor to hold bigger drifts.
One important thing to remember if gauging these points off the seasonal higher point scorers is that their cars are specifically tuned for that one run, it may be totally useless as a consistent drifter when compared to usually lower horsepower tandem tuned car but for that one run if controlled will show its potential.
Tuning is the key though and this comes with time spent experimenting and such.👍
It's all in the setup man, firstly your cars' tune is mostly what determines how well it will perform in the situation. Then I would say your own abilities to control the car are next inline of importance. Then power would be the remaining factor to hold bigger drifts.
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Tuning is the key though and this comes with time spent experimenting and such.👍
Please suggest me a car/tune to beat whatever I can score with a buick special/cerbera speed 12. I've been trying but nothing comes close.
Tsukuba full lap;
Buick special - 32.010 pts
Cerbera speed 12 - 31.855 pts
Next best;
Supra RZ - 28.972 pts
hmmm... proof would help me get a grasp on those stats.... any pics?
I want to get an idea of where I stand with this course, go > Arcade Mode > Drift Mode > Tsukuba (Sector Mode) and post your scoreboards!
My besr score is 37,467 in TRV Speed12
Saved replay just need to put it up on utube yet.
My besr score is 37,467 in TRV Speed12
Saved replay just need to put it up on utube yet.
He's talking about sector mode, not a full lap from what I can see.
No thats full lap drift, with comfort hard fronts and comfort soft rear tyres, any other questions ??
My best is a whopping 6,000 on Tsukuba. Be it known that it was when I first got the game and only did two runs.