You know you're not supposed to hit the rev limiter 80% of the time?
That wheel movement is way to much. You should try to calm it down alot and try not hit the rev limiter.
Take my video for a example.
FFB-6
Power Steering-OFF
Steering Type-Sim
I think that is called loss of traction not purposely hitting the limiter.
I think it is called lack of throttle control!
Also, imo you shouldn't use the clutch, its useless on gt5 95% of the time. The only purpose of it is making you miss shift.
When making such a bold statement your best bet would not say it at all since people can interpret that as being directed toward them which only makes things on a forum worst.im not slagging you just giving you some feedback to help you out y'know.. not trolling like some people lol
Yea thats basically all it does. Why cant they just copy LFSs clutch.
When making such a bold statement your best bet would not say it at all since people can interpret that as being directed toward them which only makes things on a forum worst.
I guess my concern is that the very forgiving drift mode isn't being honest w/ him...time trial and race modes would not allow for any of that and teach him more than anyone one on this forum could....I remember when I thought I could tandem w/ kumakubo when I could control drift mode and manji entire courses....then I tried the 1st turn after the home straight on suzuka east in time trial...and then back to the classroom I went...lol
+1000
Drift mode = crap
I love this, classic.
"Look how good I am this is my first time drifting"
Yea, yea ok buddy first time recording yourself drifting.
Game has been out for like 3 months.
Wow, looks great cowboy XD. But you shouldnt forget that his guy is pretty new and isnt as experienced as you are mate. Its nice from you that you give him some advise.
You know you're not supposed to hit the rev limiter 80% of the time?
why is that. i always let mine hit the rev limiter because i love the sound and plus i find it nice that way
your car loses the power to push your car any more (should you need to).
I think the reason why it's good to shift up in these situations is because the car has the power to adjust your drift, be it to push it further or slow it down, whereas hitting the limiter only allows you to slow down.