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Since I've gotten back into playing GT5P recently, I've noticed a disturbing trend that, to me, should be obvious, but apparently drifters in GT5P don't even remotely think of doing it.
If you want to use an online gaming session to drift, get out of the way of everybody else.
I've had too many games where some people who clearly had no intention of racing started at the front of the pack, only to attempt to drift their way through ever turn. Guess what, when your car is sideways, it's hard to get past you and try to actually race. A track in use for a race is not your playground. I've seen far to many people who have their races ruined at Turn 1, Turn 2 because some drifter got in their way or blocked them and their had to slow down, and they lost touch with the pack.
If you know from the very start that you, or others you're with, are going to drift, do these two simple things:
* At the start, move over, slow down, let everyone else pass you, then you can start drifting at the tail end of the field.
* If someone is racing and coming up on you, even if you're already a lap down and "invisible", pull over prior to the upcoming corner and let them go through so you don't block their view of the track or impede their progress.
I'd appreciate it if someone would sticky this as a courtesy to those who are using the online sessions for their intended purpose, trying to race.
If you want to use an online gaming session to drift, get out of the way of everybody else.
I've had too many games where some people who clearly had no intention of racing started at the front of the pack, only to attempt to drift their way through ever turn. Guess what, when your car is sideways, it's hard to get past you and try to actually race. A track in use for a race is not your playground. I've seen far to many people who have their races ruined at Turn 1, Turn 2 because some drifter got in their way or blocked them and their had to slow down, and they lost touch with the pack.
If you know from the very start that you, or others you're with, are going to drift, do these two simple things:
* At the start, move over, slow down, let everyone else pass you, then you can start drifting at the tail end of the field.
* If someone is racing and coming up on you, even if you're already a lap down and "invisible", pull over prior to the upcoming corner and let them go through so you don't block their view of the track or impede their progress.
I'd appreciate it if someone would sticky this as a courtesy to those who are using the online sessions for their intended purpose, trying to race.