IceBone
Blue Wheel Hipster
Drifting is impossible on the keyboard... I'm staying away from it...
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IceBone
Blue Wheel Hipster
I've been trying, but i keep spinning out. I got enough rep to get my licences without drifting anyway. I won't get to challenge ravenwest or whatever their name is, but i don't care.
awdrifter
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Drifting with keyboard is nearly impossible, on the tighter tracks like Shibuya and Long Beach it's impossible. Anyways, just finished all the races in the Japanese leagues, the final Ravenwest Touge was surprisingly easy, it only took me one try on normal difficulty, maybe I should've tried serious and get more rep points.
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Meh, you hardly need them. I did every single race on "normal" and ended up with just over 5 million points.
Loz
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I used a guy called Malcolm Coleman first, a Scottish guy. Then come across a guy called Lee Niven from England. And i have now traded him for an Irish guy whose name escapes me.
m_weinerich
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You guys know that the warezed version works flawlessly online as well?
The online mode if freaking insane, demo derby with 12 people and damage on is one of the most ridiculous experience I have ever had in a game. I wish the game was a bit more sim.....
On a other note we should form a Final Gear "Clan" and start having regular organized races
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P.S. I play with the DFP set up for 300 degrees of motion and no aids.
The online mode if freaking insane, demo derby with 12 people and damage on is one of the most ridiculous experience I have ever had in a game. I wish the game was a bit more sim.....
On a other note we should form a Final Gear "Clan" and start having regular organized races
.P.S. I play with the DFP set up for 300 degrees of motion and no aids.
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Even on non-Pro Tuning, he's usually top 3-5.
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$500,000 / 35% IIRC, but I could be wrong. Don't worry, he's there.
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When you beat the game, it gives you all cars plus like 4-5 bonus cars for FREE, so don't go and buy them all before hand trying to collect them like I nearly did.
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The Mustang GT-R? Yeah, I think so.
IceBone
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But to finish the game would mean i'd have to do the drift ones too... >_<
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Which are cake if you have a controller or wheel.
IceBone
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Looks like i'll have to get that N64-USB converter, then... Unless I beat all the non-drift segments and i send my savegame files to someone that's good with drifting, i really am not looking forward to that...
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Buy a 360 controller. They're quite good and can be used for many games.Looks like i'll have to get that N64-USB converter, then... Unless I beat all the non-drift segments and i send my savegame files to someone that's good with drifting, i really am not looking forward to that...
IceBone
Blue Wheel Hipster
Can only get a wireless one or a wired one for a lot more. I'd rather get a wheel, then.