Yeah, all the people online help a lot. Best advice (which is given by everyone but can never be said too many times) is to practice. Get a couple of days, and just do nothing but drift several different cars atleast 2 hours everyday and you'll get it. Try from low HP to high HP. Go from Trueno (AE86) to the Cadillac Cien (Concept) and when you get good with those, you'll almost be able to drift anything. As for the DS2 (which is what I use to drift), when countersteering, go back and forth, countersteer and let go, if you try to countersteer the whole time and you don't have the correct angle of countersteer (too much or too little), your whole drift will go wack-o!! So watch out for that... also... throttle control!! Very important!
👍 You should visit the video section too, you can learn some drift lines
