I'm new, so just tell me if this has been posted before. But, I was wondering if anybody has even tried to drift in Tourist Trophy. It doesn't seem very, i dunno, possible, but, if anybody knows, it would be you guys.
Is it possible?
- Thread starter machetemonkey
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It's not possible ummmm so I think I think it's gonna be a No on that
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It is possible. Just don't expect the type of extended drifts on GT4 (or cars in general) to be present in TT. I don't think they even call it drifting when it comes to motorbikes.Trying to countersteer on a bike usually ends up in a tankslapper. You might want to look at the TT forums though. They already have a thread for drifting in TT. https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=79680
Here's a video from one of those posts... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VHfTMgGFFM
and I believe this is the tsukuba vid a112 abarth mentioned... http://youtube.com/watch?v=hdThjfO7Ej8&search=tt drifting
Here's a video from one of those posts... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VHfTMgGFFM
and I believe this is the tsukuba vid a112 abarth mentioned... http://youtube.com/watch?v=hdThjfO7Ej8&search=tt drifting
didn't ever see a TT section, but, again, I'm new. I'da posted it there.
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i have Tourist Trophy and the back end does slide out a bit but i wouldn't really call it drifting
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You can "drift" and with practice you can do it pretty long distances. And despite what many people say, I find it can help you get around some corners a little faster, particularly sharp corners. Because it allows you to turn a bit sharper without losing much speed. That is if you don't highside immediately after.
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