This is one of those vids that will ultimately failed to reach most of my viewers because i angered the Algorithm Gods by uploading it 3 different times😅, but i have a really special love feeling for this combo. I wish the cars were more balanced and a bit harder to control, more slippery, etc... But i actually felt quite alive driving those bricks around. I'll ask on GTPlanet for an AI fix for the track and come back to it later. Until next time, hope you'll enjoy the combo as much as i did.
1954 Southport gold coast by Nukedrop! The link is in the vid description. The fact that the road sides are not to be used make it really interresting, as you cannot really accelerate there to overtake. So it's either fast exit turns or proper diving, i think it would make it dope online
Don't get tricked by my videos set ups, it looks fast but i'm showing off a lot : impressive enough to keep my viewers' attention, but not super fast. If it was for competitive racing i wouldn't drift nor downshift as much, it's really about "free riding". If you're into vintage coffins it's all about throttle and brakes modulation. I'd start with the 90s dtm like mercedes evo II, a good car to understand mass transfer is the Alfa Romeo GTAM from Pessio Garage as well! I think the Lotus type 49 is still one of the most rewarding car to handle : once you get a grip on it you can drive basically anything. There's a "click" where you suddenly get what's physically happening and you suddenly "feel"the driving rather than aiming at perfect braking points or apex lines, allowing you to adapt a lot on the spot. Also i did waaaay too much league racing in the 2017-18-19 years and that definitly helped with managing racing lines while overtaking. Waiting for AC Evo to get back at it!
This is one of those vids that will ultimately failed to reach most of my viewers because i angered the Algorithm Gods by uploading it 3 different times😅, but i have a really special love feeling for this combo. I wish the cars were more balanced and a bit harder to control, more slippery, etc... But i actually felt quite alive driving those bricks around. I'll ask on GTPlanet for an AI fix for the track and come back to it later. Until next time, hope you'll enjoy the combo as much as i did.
freekin awesomeness🎉
Safest F1 track in the 50s lol
What's this track? This looks more like a rally stage than a F1 track.
1954 Southport gold coast by Nukedrop! The link is in the vid description.
The fact that the road sides are not to be used make it really interresting, as you cannot really accelerate there to overtake. So it's either fast exit turns or proper diving, i think it would make it dope online
What's the best thing I can do to improve my driving to even stand a chance against a guy like you on the track?
Don't get tricked by my videos set ups, it looks fast but i'm showing off a lot : impressive enough to keep my viewers' attention, but not super fast. If it was for competitive racing i wouldn't drift nor downshift as much, it's really about "free riding".
If you're into vintage coffins it's all about throttle and brakes modulation. I'd start with the 90s dtm like mercedes evo II, a good car to understand mass transfer is the Alfa Romeo GTAM from Pessio Garage as well!
I think the Lotus type 49 is still one of the most rewarding car to handle : once you get a grip on it you can drive basically anything.
There's a "click" where you suddenly get what's physically happening and you suddenly "feel"the driving rather than aiming at perfect braking points or apex lines, allowing you to adapt a lot on the spot.
Also i did waaaay too much league racing in the 2017-18-19 years and that definitly helped with managing racing lines while overtaking. Waiting for AC Evo to get back at it!