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- klevrah
Well I see many people like arguing about what other people drift. I read these and usually understand both sides of the argument. To be a PRO one needs to take into consideration what being a "pro" actually means. This is how my GT5 drifting evolved beyond most.
-started drifting the ford cobra. I got good at it and started getting confident
"I know how to drift now" I thought (Comfort Med) tyres
-I kept getting smoked by rx7's/ 370z's etc. So i got me an rx7. Tuned it and noticed a BIG difference in controllability and speed. "this is where I learnt how to tune" (comfort hard tyres)
-This is about the time I first saw tandem being done online. I was IMPRESSED and wanted in. So I started to look for good drifters to practice tandem with.
-I found my team mates and they helped my tandem skill progress further until I was battle ready. "Now I really can drift" I thought "was now in WSR with a couple D1 comps to my name"
-I noticed only vipers and cars of that caliber were still eluding me on the track so I decided I needed a high power beast to deal with them.
-I found the solution in my all time, best all round drifter. (the only settings I wont share or even what car it is".) Vipers , or any RWD car for that matter, are now no problem. "yes I can drift" I knew
-I came across a GTR drifter one day and thought "noob drifting a 4x4" , so I went to battle him to show him some FR skillz. I was badly mistaken thinking that he was a noob.
-This convinced me that I needed a 4x4 drifter to deal with them. The first 4x4 I tuned was the GTR 35 tc. One word...."BEAST" It is unbeaten with 100% win ratio. "Do you need help drifting?" I would ask.
-The last frontier for me was drifting for points. I know the scoring is hopeless but if you don't already know, I don't like not being able to do anything to do with drifting in this game. "I must conquer every aspect of it"
-Having 10 different cars over 30k on Tsukuba, I feel that point drifting is conquered so I am looking for the next challenge.
So I opened up a drift school to help noobs or GT5 racing gurus who are new to drifting.
So all in all. Leave people to drift how they drift. Once people learn to tandem they start shooting down others over all sorts of matters, DO NOT BE LIKE THIS, I see tandem as a stepping stone and not the summit of everest
CH RWD is the bread and butter of the worlds best drifters, but make sure you can drift on all drivetrains/tyres before you call yourself a "pro"
-started drifting the ford cobra. I got good at it and started getting confident
"I know how to drift now" I thought (Comfort Med) tyres
-I kept getting smoked by rx7's/ 370z's etc. So i got me an rx7. Tuned it and noticed a BIG difference in controllability and speed. "this is where I learnt how to tune" (comfort hard tyres)
-This is about the time I first saw tandem being done online. I was IMPRESSED and wanted in. So I started to look for good drifters to practice tandem with.
-I found my team mates and they helped my tandem skill progress further until I was battle ready. "Now I really can drift" I thought "was now in WSR with a couple D1 comps to my name"
-I noticed only vipers and cars of that caliber were still eluding me on the track so I decided I needed a high power beast to deal with them.
-I found the solution in my all time, best all round drifter. (the only settings I wont share or even what car it is".) Vipers , or any RWD car for that matter, are now no problem. "yes I can drift" I knew
-I came across a GTR drifter one day and thought "noob drifting a 4x4" , so I went to battle him to show him some FR skillz. I was badly mistaken thinking that he was a noob.
-This convinced me that I needed a 4x4 drifter to deal with them. The first 4x4 I tuned was the GTR 35 tc. One word...."BEAST" It is unbeaten with 100% win ratio. "Do you need help drifting?" I would ask.
-The last frontier for me was drifting for points. I know the scoring is hopeless but if you don't already know, I don't like not being able to do anything to do with drifting in this game. "I must conquer every aspect of it"
-Having 10 different cars over 30k on Tsukuba, I feel that point drifting is conquered so I am looking for the next challenge.
So I opened up a drift school to help noobs or GT5 racing gurus who are new to drifting.
So all in all. Leave people to drift how they drift. Once people learn to tandem they start shooting down others over all sorts of matters, DO NOT BE LIKE THIS, I see tandem as a stepping stone and not the summit of everest
CH RWD is the bread and butter of the worlds best drifters, but make sure you can drift on all drivetrains/tyres before you call yourself a "pro"