Anonymous
6/30/2025, 1:49:24 AM No.33292495
Is driving easy? From what i can tell when I'm passenger KING, it seems so.
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Anonymous
6/30/2025, 1:50:11 AM No.33292499
>>33292495 (OP)
if you're in an automatic it's basically like go karting
if you're in an automatic it's basically like go karting
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Anonymous
6/30/2025, 1:55:48 AM No.33292537
>>33292495 (OP)
In manual, you actually need to develop the muscle memory to work the clutch and shift.
Aside from that, the other thing is learning defensive driving and stop being afraid of traffic.
Those are the hardest aspects of driving.
In manual, you actually need to develop the muscle memory to work the clutch and shift.
Aside from that, the other thing is learning defensive driving and stop being afraid of traffic.
Those are the hardest aspects of driving.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 1:59:21 AM No.33292556
>>33292499
Thx this actually helps.
Thx this actually helps.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:10:45 AM No.33292600
PVE driving is easy
PVP driving is insanely nerve wracking and several times a year someone will put you in a situation that's 10x more difficult that you could never have planned for and you will want to murder them so you instantly lose the presence of mind of being able to navigate
PVP driving is insanely nerve wracking and several times a year someone will put you in a situation that's 10x more difficult that you could never have planned for and you will want to murder them so you instantly lose the presence of mind of being able to navigate
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Zach
6/30/2025, 2:12:21 AM No.33292607
It takes some getting used to, but if you're careful it will be easy.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:14:14 AM No.33292614
>>33292495 (OP)
it takes practice, but anyone can learn it
it takes practice, but anyone can learn it
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:17:00 AM No.33292628
You'll be fine as long you follow these 2 rules.
1) Pay attention to where you're going. Not just what's straight ahead but around you. Always LOOK first, MOVE second,
2) Be predictable. Use signals, move gradually, don't dart.
And remember, 90% of accidents are caused by driving too fast or being distracted.
1) Pay attention to where you're going. Not just what's straight ahead but around you. Always LOOK first, MOVE second,
2) Be predictable. Use signals, move gradually, don't dart.
And remember, 90% of accidents are caused by driving too fast or being distracted.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:27:15 AM No.33292676
>>33292669
You know competetive pvp driving is only allowed in India.
Even trains get in on the fun. the meta is all over tje place.
You know competetive pvp driving is only allowed in India.
Even trains get in on the fun. the meta is all over tje place.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:28:12 AM No.33292681
Yes and no. Everything has a logical order to it that you can easily get the hang of, but if you're not 100% paying attention or if other drivers are not following the rules it can be very difficult.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:53:15 AM No.33292775
>>33292495 (OP)
I'm still not always the best at parking and the wheel is pretty easy to turn, at least on most cars. I can drive with just 2 fingers most of the time
I'm still not always the best at parking and the wheel is pretty easy to turn, at least on most cars. I can drive with just 2 fingers most of the time
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 5:16:32 PM No.33295587
>>33292495 (OP)
Yes. If you have the smallest modicum of dexterity, spatial awareness, and proper vision, even from playing video games, you'll be better than at least half of the drivers out there. Follow the logical things to do while driving, be defensive, and be aware of everything.
Yes. If you have the smallest modicum of dexterity, spatial awareness, and proper vision, even from playing video games, you'll be better than at least half of the drivers out there. Follow the logical things to do while driving, be defensive, and be aware of everything.