Another GT4 question...hard rally stages, which car to use?
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Another GT4 question...hard rally stages, which car to use?
I've been using the 22B fully modded, but hard to resort to using a LM race to for the hard tarmac rallies, but now i'm onto the dirt and snow stages, i just can't get the drifting right. I know you can bounce the back end about to help, but that isn't everything.
Any help is more the wanted!
Any help is more the wanted!
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Impreza 03 Rally Car with bigger turbo.
Goes like the clappers and on the dirt surfaces you can get past your opponent straight off the line. Then it's just a case of keeping ahead - try to make your car as wide as possible so the only we he's gonna get past is by going over the top! They're not that hard once you're in front - the key is to pick a passing point on the track and stick to it - don't try and get him at the first opportunity, you'll prob. end up with a 5sec penalty. The opponents have a habit of making their first lap their best one, they tend to slow a little afterwards.
Goes like the clappers and on the dirt surfaces you can get past your opponent straight off the line. Then it's just a case of keeping ahead - try to make your car as wide as possible so the only we he's gonna get past is by going over the top! They're not that hard once you're in front - the key is to pick a passing point on the track and stick to it - don't try and get him at the first opportunity, you'll prob. end up with a 5sec penalty. The opponents have a habit of making their first lap their best one, they tend to slow a little afterwards.
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I've been using the 22B fully modded, but hard to resort to using a LM race to for the hard tarmac rallies, but now i'm onto the dirt and snow stages, i just can't get the drifting right. I know you can bounce the back end about to help, but that isn't everything.
Any help is more the wanted!
Any help is more the wanted!
For the tarmac stages the "Suzuki Escudo dirtcar" (or something like that IIRC) was a great laugh and did the trick (900 hp or so), though that was actually a prize for one of the hard tracks. That car is loooonatic fast on the dirt. I love those dirt rally stages that criss-cross the El Capitan track. The snow stages are horrible however.
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i havent botherd with the hard rally stages yet
the last few nights i have spent soley on autum ring with 482bhp, comfort tyres and the driving force pro wheel
lost track of how many laps i have done on that track now, managed sum monster linked drifts
rally tracks should probably be a doddle for me now TBH lol
the last few nights i have spent soley on autum ring with 482bhp, comfort tyres and the driving force pro wheel
lost track of how many laps i have done on that track now, managed sum monster linked drifts
rally tracks should probably be a doddle for me now TBH lol
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How do u sustain drifts in GT4 on tarmac? Is it just a matter of turning off the oversteer and understeer aids, or have understeer aid on max, so its really tail happy. I can never keep a drift going It always snaps to violently back the other way n sends me into a spin. Rear wheel drive obviously, but I cant seem to get anything to drift properly unless it has a large wad of power, always understeers everywhere
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do you use a steering wheel and pedals?
about 4/5 days ago, i set about learning how to drift with a 4wd in the game
its starting to pay off now,
if you spent 3/4 hours every night for a few days in your real car you could probably "drift" that as well
practice makes perfect!!
when i drift i firstly "fient" (sp?) then nail the throttle to swing the back around, the throttle is then featherd as needed and the steering wheel is mostly centred, i dont tend to wind on lots of oppisite lock, i found that made it to unpredictible?
a few decent laps while drifting makes you feel so proud
about 4/5 days ago, i set about learning how to drift with a 4wd in the game
its starting to pay off now,
if you spent 3/4 hours every night for a few days in your real car you could probably "drift" that as well
practice makes perfect!!
when i drift i firstly "fient" (sp?) then nail the throttle to swing the back around, the throttle is then featherd as needed and the steering wheel is mostly centred, i dont tend to wind on lots of oppisite lock, i found that made it to unpredictible?
a few decent laps while drifting makes you feel so proud
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Woohoo - won the Escudo!
It now sits at the top of my 0-400 leader board @ Vegas - 8.7secs, beats the F1 car by about a second...
It now sits at the top of my 0-400 leader board @ Vegas - 8.7secs, beats the F1 car by about a second...
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Originally Posted by StickyMicky
do you use a steering wheel and pedals?
about 4/5 days ago, i set about learning how to drift with a 4wd in the game
its starting to pay off now,
if you spent 3/4 hours every night for a few days in your real car you could probably "drift" that as well
practice makes perfect!!
when i drift i firstly "fient" (sp?) then nail the throttle to swing the back around, the throttle is then featherd as needed and the steering wheel is mostly centred, i dont tend to wind on lots of oppisite lock, i found that made it to unpredictible?
a few decent laps while drifting makes you feel so proud
about 4/5 days ago, i set about learning how to drift with a 4wd in the game
its starting to pay off now,
if you spent 3/4 hours every night for a few days in your real car you could probably "drift" that as well
practice makes perfect!!
when i drift i firstly "fient" (sp?) then nail the throttle to swing the back around, the throttle is then featherd as needed and the steering wheel is mostly centred, i dont tend to wind on lots of oppisite lock, i found that made it to unpredictible?
a few decent laps while drifting makes you feel so proud
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Originally Posted by bioforger
Nope standard ps2 pad only. I just cant do it, htf do u do it with 4wd, they just understeer. I'm no driving game novice either, but whenever I have a go, its either a short drift, or its a spin I've tried the left n right sudden movement, braking at the wrong time to unbalance etc n they just drift for short periods.
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Not got GT4's Viper yet - was expecting it to be a prize car in American Hall...
Haven't played GT3 since I got 100%
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Nope not got anywhere near them, still at the beginning of Professional Hall, literally all i've completed is beginner hall and many goes of Capri rally to win the Toyota Rally Raid car for cash build up to go car buying/modding.
How the hell does everyone get their Mrs to let them spend so much time on GT4? Or are you all single/you don't live togehter and can do what you want? lol
How the hell does everyone get their Mrs to let them spend so much time on GT4? Or are you all single/you don't live togehter and can do what you want? lol
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Our lass goes to bed at 11ish so I normally get an hour at it before I "retire".
Or you can just say - "watch that eastenders ****e upstairs, this is my telly". Crude but effective.
Extreme hall is where the fun begins, I though GT4 was a bit too sanitised until I saw what was in there. F1 championship, 15 event championship series starting with 78 (yes, 78) laps of Cote d'Azur, then 127 laps of Super Speedway - also taking in 15 laps of the 'ring & 23 of Le Sarthe... 3m credits prize + 100k per race win. Oh yes. I'm leaving that one til last...
Or you can just say - "watch that eastenders ****e upstairs, this is my telly". Crude but effective.
Extreme hall is where the fun begins, I though GT4 was a bit too sanitised until I saw what was in there. F1 championship, 15 event championship series starting with 78 (yes, 78) laps of Cote d'Azur, then 127 laps of Super Speedway - also taking in 15 laps of the 'ring & 23 of Le Sarthe... 3m credits prize + 100k per race win. Oh yes. I'm leaving that one til last...
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How the hell does everyone get their Mrs to let them spend so much time on GT4? Or are you all single/you don't live togehter and can do what you want? lol
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lol i bought a 2nd wide screen for the lounge just for the consoles so the telly could still be watched but still get grief if I go on it, perhaps I need to get her a set of headphones so she can't hear me playing it
The playing before bed is the only way i've managed to get to 8% but she got wise to that and mysteriously started going to bed later! I think women don't like to see blokes enjoying themselves too much lol
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I just realised my Sony telly can do 2 channels at once - I think my percentage rate might be getting a bump up shortly
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