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Old 05-13-2022, 10:28 AM   #3943
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Originally Posted by DRIFTER-M View Post
Can anybody comment on the actual drifting physics?

Hard to get a feel from casual / game centric places, as they have no idea what they are really talking about.

Drifting has been off since 4 and moving forward. It's my biggest hold out always with GT in recent years. I usually still get them, but for a game with such large development time and scope, originating from drifting's homeland - it sure feels like they miss the mark on it more often than not.

I want to run the career and all, but then bounce in an online lobby and have fun drifting. In videos I have seen online, it looks like it still lacks in the whole counter steering part like normal in recent iterations.
I actually love drifting in GT5/ 6. They key is to try a low HP build with comfort "hard" tires (250-300hp-ish is a nice sweet spot). Even a bone stock '91 Silvia K's with a diff + street suspension + comfort "hard" tires is super fun. Anything over 400hp is kinda meh, though.
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