Advanced Techniques

[dori]

I've been drifting for a while and then GT3 started getting boring
SO......I started trying HUGE feints,extra long drifts,
one-hand off the controller like for 1/2 sec.I was wondering what
do you guys do to step it up a bit.I am not bored any more...

 

[mindless_dude]

well im trying to have more angle and go faster ,BTW i always use sims

 

[Squid]

still learning but gettin better

 

[vinkento]

No countersteer drifts, spinout-to-drifts, slide-ins, the ever classic feint (single, double, etc) and a different type of drift I'm attempting to master I call the reverse slide-in feint swing.

 

[MrTokyoJoe]

i just try to get the car as angled as i can. when you do Midfield II in free run, the first turn is fun. if i mess up i just restart. if i'm really really bored, then i try the turns in complex ... it takes like 6-8 mins to complete a lap on that track.

 

[kirkis9]

were talking individuality here!

as long as it looks fast, within the boundries, barelt scraping the rail, while passing the skyline, on a downhll turn, recovering in the most ideal acceleration lane, and speed off at what can be described as 'faint' into the next corner......gtg...time to drift!

 

[pergatory]

I'm all about the realistic drift. I pretend that I'm actually driving the car and try to avoid going off the road if I lose control. Oddly enough, so far I haven't gotten bored with just perfecting the drift, so I haven't bothered to "take it to the next level." I'm happy just trying to improve my skill.

 

[Ethix101]

Lately I've been trying to do really really long, controlled , sidebrake drifts down some of the long straights before a sharp turn...like the downhill straight before the tight hairpin in Apricot Hill.

 

[MeM]

You use the wheel?

 

[Ethix101]

dunno if you're talking to me, but I use the controller

 

[SPiDEY]

I try to get as much angle as i can with my cars, I like to string corners together, sometimes tailslides on straits, and the usual feint drifts started from tailslides, zero counter drifts, Civic "drifting," and I always start my drift before the corner.

 

[mindless_dude]

i think drifting with a wheel is much easier,because you more control but in analog you can do it too but it need more practise,the first wheel that i bought was for PS1 and i used it 3 days and then just put it there ,and i regret buying this wheel but when i bought the logitech wheel ,i was afraid i wouldnt like it but it was one of the best things i bought for ps2,so i recommand buying a wheel 👍

 

[Drift260Z]

yo, a tailslide on a straight is called a ChokuDori.

 

[Ethix101]

depends on what you're talking about..if you're talking about drifting back and forth down a straight then ya that's ChokuDori, but if you mean using the ebrake to slide down a straight before a turn, then thats a Sidebrake/ebrake drift. Choku Dori's are fun, I love trying to get really close to the sides of the road, and seeing how long I can hold one in one direction before having to turn and drift the other way. (if that makes any sense)

 

[dori]

NEW STUFF (i'm trying now):::
close-2-wall
close-2-grass
long combinations
one-hand(D1 baby!!)
OLD STUFF(LEARNED ALREADY):::
MONSTER FEINT
nice angle
high-speed

 

[JiF]

Complete Laps without Traction even if its just feint side to side as long as at no time the wheels arnt squeling there heads off . Super speedway as 1 continuous drift is a reality!

 

[Shinez AGAIN]

I may not know karate..but I know ka-razy!