Thread 11918534

>drifting is good and useful on every track
>except the grand prix finale where you constantly spin out and grippers win
Artificial difficulty crap

>>11918534 (OP)
Just turn earlier on last turn, barely missing the inside wall, never brake in Shooting Hoops.

>>11918534 (OP)
Can't stand drifting in RRT4, it's so simplistic and dumbed down

>>11918538
>never brake in Shooting Hoops
Pretty much. At the absolute worst you can let off the throttle for a split second to make the last turn, but even DRT cars tuned for all speed and no handling can make that turn flat out with the correct entry line.

>>11918534 (OP)
>artificial difficulty
>in a video game
Redundant pseud

Armpit coded

>>11920254
>he hasn't encountered cases of naturally occurring difficulty in video games

>>11918534 (OP)
It wasnt that hard but I played it so long ago I have no advice.
>>11920254
it means the difficulty doesn't feel like a natural progression, not that the game grew from the dirt u mong

>>11918534 (OP)
>>11921687
>I have no advice.
Just hypertap the throttle button so you get extra turning without breaking into a drift. If you've ever played F-Zero X, you know what I'm talking about.

Other alternatives
>lightly tap the brake while pressing throttle if the former method is still not enough
>downshift before the turn (do it while still going straight as to not induce drift) to reduce speed and take the turn easier
>configure your gamepad to be interpreted as a negcon if playing on a emulator, you'll get extra turning range (this feels like cheating)