a bad one

Idk tbh

New

I like Racing Games so i'm a Racing Player

An okay one

Im the racing drifter lol

I'm the sim drifter

I'm moody

i'm the racing drufter oops

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I broke the quack wait what is it called?

It's really, really technically challenging to maintain a drift through the longest two corners there at high speed. It's actually a good map because it seems simple but it's deceptively technical. If you start one of those corners at the wrong angle you're either going to understeer into the wall, or you're going to oversteer a little too much and you'll end up drifting into the apex. If you're not fast enough you'll just peter out too early and your drift will end. And it's easy to just slip out of the drift and straighten up, because you're at quite a shallow angle at all times. There's also Akina Lake, which has a similar, really challenging corner straight away. The hardest part of these corners is the fact that they are a. long, and b. shallow. If they were short you wouldn't need much speed to get through them, and if they were less shallow you could just pull that hard angle and countersteering would be easy, but when they're shallow corners like that you're constantly on the very edge of straightening up and losing your drift. As someone who hasn't been wheel drifting that long but is pretty decent at it by now, they are my main weakness.

@@thesprawl2361 bro wrote an essay

@@evoenjoyer3759 You should see The Very Hungry Caterpillar. It's like...nine or ten pages or something. Your head would explode.

yea true

skill issue

Yep just wanna say, that if you are trying to talk low just to sound better, you need to stop, i liked higher pitch goose better bring himm backkk

Thanks a ton!

Assetto is probably the best sim game to get better at sliding corners and learning to race. I was discouraged trying to drift on Forza or carx but assetto I could clutch click and semi slide lol

@@kadenrinehart9324 honestly after feeling the force feedback on assetto corsa vs forza, I started only playing forza on the controller and just enjoying it as an arcade game. My brain just craves the realism when I'm on the wheel now lol

Mouse steering and keyboard isnt the worst thing ever in ac. Ive won some online races, I hover on the top 5's and 10's usually, but its not very great for drifting cause the most crucial thing in drifting is very precise gas control which you wont get on a keyboard

Could you share some controller configs or tips? I use a controller too but idk, i've watched a lot of videos about configs and even that script but dk if its working

Appreciate it!

same '

wish me luck man once i get a decent steering controller ill be considering playing racing sims as my hobby

It's really not that bad, u drop everything in content manager und that's it.

I was worried too but it is easy it only takes 2-3 mins max

we could do a call trough somewhere and i will do a step by step it really works no problem

It's not that hard bro, when I started AC I had no idea where to start modding so I got all my mods from KZfaq and I still do

Fair enough!

I hated it when I started out, coming from consoles. It's so complicated at first. Content Manager really helps, but even now every month or so the game just refuses to let me race, or the handbrake stops working, or the controls reverse, or the sky turns black, lol - It's not a friendly experience But as someone who got into drifting after falling in love with it in Forza Horizon 4...it's worth it. The feeling when you're spinning a Direct Drive wheel as you drift a 900bhp Toyota Chaser(that screams like an F1 car) up Happogahara, or around LA Canyons...it's narcotic. I haven't even started to get into racing, all I do is drift, but I can still say without doubt that buying a gaming PC and a wheel and pedal setup(basically just for Assetto and its mods, that was the main reason) has been more than worth it. The feeling when you're sharply left-foot braking into a corner and your back end slides out just right, then as you're still sliding towards the barrier you rev back up and lightly feather the throttle for the next corner with a little clutch kick to get back up to full send, and you're away...there's nothing like it in gaming. I used to think the parry was the most satisfying thing in gaming: in Sekiro, say, or God Of War. Or maybe it was the headshot instakill, like in Resi 4, when you take someone out. But that was back before I really got into drifting. Drifting is just....👌

@@thesprawl2361 not gonna lie, I'm slightly jealous lol! I was in the market for a DD system, but i really only had a grand to spend, which would have covered border fees and currency conversion lmao. plus my racing stand situation needs a massive upgrade, so even more monies I flat out do not have on a fixed income. i got the content manager installed, but i just can't find anything I actually want to do with it, I'm still absolute trash at anything drifting so i mostly just try to put consistent laps down until I figure it out. I used to be able to put my 4banger 88' mustang sideways all the time IRL, but i simply cannot translate those skills to NOT-IRL and it's been a solid 20 years since I've had a vehicle

Thanks 😁

Hey, thanks!

I believe so

How did you learn drifting on a tougue map ?? That map is already difficult, but adding drifting on top of it if suicid if you cant drift at all in the first place