10 Sim Drifting tips I wish I knew earlier...
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- čas přidán 4. 06. 2024
- Important tips for beginner Sim Drifters. We have a drift expert with us today as well "hRay" who tells us what to avoid and what to do. Both the gear you get for sim drifting and your mindset about sim drifting play a big role in how fast you will learn. Obviously practice is the key, there is no shortcuts around getting good at drifting.
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Question of the day: *What is the most important tip for beginner Sim Drifters?*
Hi
Dont give up, and that it takes time and effort
I forgot
Practice
Practice
As a sim drifter with no pc or steering wheel, i approve of these tips
yes me too
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Mobile sim drifter ? We r brothers
@@ricer746 same bro
As a sim drifter with no arms or eyes, where am I and what is this?
I picked up the G920 in Dec. for $200 USD. I've never owned a force feedback wheel, and I wasn't sure how much I would actuall use it. I agree the gearbox is a little clunky, but I think it's a solid starter wheel for those who might be unsure if they are going to use their wheel a lot or not. If I keep using mine and improve my drift skills I'll likely upgrade to the Moza, but for now the G920 is doing just fine.
I did similar with a g923 @ a good deal. Definitely has its flaws, but has totally got me hooked and is good enough to tide me over until i have the space to put an actual rig together. What i thought was a fun "toy" has quickly turned into a hobby.
@@JessieDoidge yes, it spirals quickly, at least in my case. I started with G29, sold it, got a thrustmaster t300 rsgt, various other parts and an actual rig. I will never financially recover.
I've done the same thing I got a G29 with pedals and the shifter for a nice price of $0 cause I got for free from a friend he also gave me like a custom made Sim rig with a car seat from an old BMW
Pxn v10 would be a better choice
Same, great entry point to see if this hobby lasts for me, and if it does I feel I can skip belt driven straight to DD. Definitely crunchy but I wasn’t willing too much more just to try the hobby after stand+shifter
I love that you're hosting other people to share their experiences. I think this channel is going to surpass a lot of other sim driving channels. Good luck all the way!
Good video!! I'm a great fan of your drifting videos. I have a G29 with H shifter in a table setup and for me it's perfect for drifting, I also drive and drift in real life with my cars and the best to learn drifting is practice and you have to learn to feel the car and master it. Training is the key.
Drift irl plz
@@driftboy4380 Maybe I do a pov video soon with a 4k camera driving my Audi A3 1.8t
@@javininja69 is that front wheel or four wheel drive?
Admittedly I've done some little drifts in my 1.4 206 but I don't see much drifting for uploading happening in an A3? But fair play if you can drift it, do it somewhere safe and have fun 👍🏻
@@bigt43 It's front-wheel drive. The truth is, it's a bit hard to keep skidding, the turbo helps, I have hard suspension and the car wants to go straight, but deactivating the ESP and practicing I think I'll get it
As someone who is newer in Assetto the biggest help was having settings right like no traction control type of settings and also make sure to have a car that is set up decently. If you don’t have a decent set up car things will seem super difficult.
if you have a g29 you can make it less loud and shakey by remapping the ffb using wheelcheck and ffb clip. (there are youtube tutorials)
Cant wait to watch the vid! keep up the grind goose!!🔥
Loads of great points Goose and as always put together in a very entertaining way, keep the videos coming :)
Thanks for the information I appreciate it 👍
No problem 👍
Goosiest. You were the big inspiration for me to start drifting. I had some struggles in the beginning but today something finally just clicked. I'm not the greatest but I'm definitely getting it. Thank you for your videos, and I hope we can get into a game together sometime!
Love u sm
Lots of common sense advice here Goose and hRay! Thanks!
Man love your videos, keep up the content :)
Appreciate it!
Proper good tips I see, good stuff 🤘
Appreciate it!
Really good tips gooose i apperieciate it cuz im new to sim drifting
Glad to hear it
my dad just drilled holes in my table for the shifter...
💀
😂
Tell your dad to throw out the table right now!
@@Goosiest Lmaoo
Throw the dad away!!!😂
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That literally happened to me, I got a 135° degrees wheel with no Force Feedback and very low sensibility (I'm okay with not having Force Feedback, but the sensibility and the low angle are the main problem)
Love your videos goos keep it up ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ and don’t give up
Hope this channel is growing
Step 1: have PC and wheel
Pc ✅ wheel ❌
What do you think sim drifting is? with a controller
nr. 9 is important. made this mistake myself at first. stop messing with stuff too much. if it's not clipping then your FFB settings are fine. (the clipping part is kind of important though, some car packs were way too high for my t300 and I just lower it on a per car basis in AC)
same goes for tuning. at least for assetto corsa, just get a decent car pack like WDTS or GravyGarage and they're setup perfectly fine. if you can't drift them changing the tune won't help you.
I def agree with your all's point with the logitech wheels. I've been using the G920 base for a few years now and I can comfortably say that you will spend so many more pain staking hours learning to drift on a wheel with that much "give". Save up that extra money and get ANYTHING other than a gear drive base. I had to take the extra time to get used to throwing the wheel the other way when transitioning because the motor just isn't responsive enough for drifting.
I personally use a g920 for the time being but it works just fine for me on live for speed. I built my own Sim rig from wood and used the stock seat from my summer car when I put aftermarket seats in it. I don't have a dedicated handbrake yet so I have to use the left paddle shifter for the handbrake.
Awesome advice 👌 I paid attention to every point, since I'm just starting myself, and here's my conclusion:
#1 I was happy, because my desk was moving too much, so I switched to a cheap wheel stand right from the beginning, and it's a nice improvement overall 😁
#2 Haven't done that yet, but makes total sense to just be considerate and think about the others trying to enjoy their game
#4 Watching a lot of content about setups, maybe too much, I should actually start drifting, but starting is always scary for some reason
#5 I was sad, because my T150 is exactly like Goose described, just by looking at the T300 I can see how much smoother it must be
#6 Real good advice, used to have a rigid wooden ikea kitchen chair, but got an office chair now. It was painfull after just minutes, you need better comfort than ikea chairs
#7 So you're saying a more expensive wheel will make you better at drifting ? And if yes, why ? I'm genuinely trying to learn
#8 Easier said than done, since pro drifters make it look so easy, even looking at their channels, it looks as if they were always that good
#9 Couldn't agree more, I spent too much time worrying about settings. Default is gold when starting, same goes for car tunes in games
#10 I really have to say goodbye to The Crew 2, I'm starting to feel like it's not just me bad at drifting, could The Crew 2 have something to do with it ? Leaning towards Forza Horizon 5
#11 Was done long ago lol, can confirm you instantly become a pro drifter 💪
the crew 2 is genuinley the worst game unless you are on controller. its not anywhere close to sim for racing or drifting. if your on console just do forza horizon 5. its the best overall "sim" on console other than grand turismo 7 which is better.
Ay, you skipped 3
@@titostacos114 oh wow, so it's that bad, I didn't know, since that and NFS games are the only games I drifted in. Switching to Forza Horizon 5 and soon enough will try AC and other drift specific games, I'm so excited to try out those other games now to see how it goes
@@EpicPlayzzz69420 On purpose, I didn't have anything to add about that, all my gear is Thrustmaster, but you could mix and match like they said👍
@@RyaNewGame yeah if you ever get the chance to play asseto on a pc the mods and servers really do make that game perfect for drift and racing
Happy new year goosiest
🎉
Not only tips for sim drifters....its a motivation video too !!!
Thanks for the tips!
i cant belive it 25k till 1 mil ,i was here since 85k.Ur growin so fast goose
Like hray said for taking a break for 5-10 minutes if you’re not getting something, I did that and then I still couldn’t drive the street cars like I was the week before so I said screw it and hopped in the VDC C6 and I absolutely love driving that thing. Definitely happy i actually sat and attempted to drive it the right way
Thank you for the classes :D
Great video👌
fire vid as always goose
This helped me so much thank you
Thank you for subtitling this video. I work in a very loud factory and I can watch and read in my downtime.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I bought my first sim rig a few days ago :) (thrustmaster tmx pro)
This video couldnt have come at a better time. I would classify my self as very experienced with controller racing games. The wheel I feel like a blind cat trying to catch a mouse.
"you actually need to practice yourself" i approve, because you can watch tutorials, and after one tutorial you practice a lil' bit, and then go to the next, practice, and it goes on until you get good
these tips actually helpful:D
Goose, i would like more of your drifting content, it's ok if you dont have time.
i love these videos
👍thx
So close to 1M keep up !!
used the g29 years for sim racing on and off and its fine for that but like you said you really do notice a difference when you start drifting. got a moza r5 coming today should be good.
Thanks goose I learnt a lot from that thank you
That Rx-7 looks really good with the BN Kit 😍
Love the vids keep up the good work hope you have a beautiful day best sim drifter on youtube
Thanks 👍
@@Goosiest no problem maybe we can colab sometime. I'm also a CZcamsr just started though. Love the vids don't listen to any of the haters or people that say that you aren't good at what you do
love your videos
You used to be able to get into a real car to make into a drift middle for the amount that you have to pay for these setups. with enthusiast cars getting so expensive though, this actually doesn’t seem like a bad way to get started until you can get into a car, but nothing beats the real thing feeling the weight of the car, suspension travel, and the exhaust when you plant your foot down
close to 1mil! thats crazy! ive been here since 50k
so close to 1 million goose!!
I've sold my G29, but one thing I can tell you, if you can drift on the G29, you can probably drift on any other wheel.
Sure the weel didn't spin fast enough so, I needed to help the wheel a bit, or maby better throttle control, all those are things that helped me despite using a G29.
If you got a G29, it is indeed possible to drift, just harder, that said, if you got the budget to the G29, save up a bit more and go to the T300RS GT (Gotta be the GT version to better pedals)
This video is perfect for me as I am getting a sim setup very soon. I will indeed stay sideways.
thanks goose helped some people and me!
I got a tmx pro used today for $200, just need the shifter and handbreak! Tonight I played AC for a while and was able to hold a decent drifts (more by accident then anything) but I finished better than I started and I'm feeling great :)
Can't wait to see Goosiest reaction to hitting 1 Million Subscribers
I recently bought CarX for my PS5 and before I did what every noob does which is play the game "blind" I asked a few of my online friends for tips and help which significantly improved my gameplay by a lot.
Good!
Fire vid as always and im very sorry for being 4 minutes late😢
Love your viedeos
Also adjusting wheels settings on carx saved the game for me.
I got my first wheel a g920 around the middle of last year and I got it for beamng not specifically for drifting, then I got assetto for drifting and idk how but straight away no assist (unless maybe there is another assist tab other than the thingy with gamer, racer, pro settings that you can choose by default) I was really good with it, I had practiced a bit on beam first though so that might have helped even though I still can't drift in beamng
I find the force feedback in Assetto is excellent, and the G920 isn't an awful wheel. Even though it's geared, it's reasonably quick. I did tune the LUT curve, and I occasionally have to throw the wheel into a countersteer, but it seems alright. I can only imagine how sweet it would be to have a more expensive wheel though, I'm sure I'm putting in more physical effort than I'd need to with a faster wheel.
as someone who has a g920 i can say that is enough for someone who wants to have fun, i couldnt save more for some personal reasons so i bought the g920 and the logitech shifter,made a diy handbrake from a ps3 controller and a wooden sim rig with a seat from an old alfa romeo and i can say that its not the perfect set up and yes the wheel isnt the most simulation one but its a lot of fun ,its still a good simulation and the whole thing cost me less than a Thrustmaster T150 RS Pro or any of the "cheap" thrustmaster wheels and as u said ,games are for fun and the g920 is enough for this ,if someone can save more tho and want to have a more realistic experience try to go for a better wheel
Love ur vids goose
I have the g29 and the motor needs some help indeed. I call it "throwing" the wheel into the drift because the motor is too slow to react to the car. You notice that when you drive a car there is some feedback and sometimes you feel it really lightly. The lightly moment is when the wheel can't catch up with the car in game. There is the moment when you throw it into the direction to get control back.
I started out with a G27, thought it was a good wheel until I got my T300RS, once you go belt driven you'll never go back to gear driven, I'm sure it's the same for direct drive, but honestly a quality belt drive like the T300 will be good enough for most
Drifting definitely takes practice. I’ve been at it for a year and still am not perfect.
I started drifting in 2002 when Life for Speed came out and it's more than 20 years.... and after those 20 years I don't need any special setup, just tune front and back toe on the wheels and the tire pressure and that's all. Everything what you need is a good steering wheel and a lot of practice.
i never get upset went im bad in drifting at the first time play assetto corsa, but i got better went i keep going.
stay sideways 💪🏻💯💯🔥
Keep it up
I love to play carx with controller now I'm going to wheel drive with t300rs I love your videos and have long time to learn how to drift in wheel but let's go practice
Yes sir another video
Got a g29 for Christmas, I learnt to drift after a month but it’s worth all the time spent
The logitech shifter only works with logitech wheels BUT you can get adapters. I got the shifter on amazon on deal for like £35 and the adapter was £22 still cheap but keep in mind
Cool video broooooo 😎🤝
Thanks ✌
I bought a G27, yes it is clunky and loud, I am happy with drifting on it tbh, it fits my needs, bought it for cheap. I feel like I have no need to upgrade soon. I am in just for the fun.
I'd really suggest upgrading soon. Not because drifting sucks on a G27, but the throwing you have to do to make some transitions work puts a lot of stress on the components.
I'm guessing it you bought it used too so I wouldnt be surprised if it breaks fairly soon.
In the long run, you'll probably safe more buying a decent wheel from the start. Speaking from experience.
Goosiest: “games are for fun”
Me who started screaming in happiness and joy after finishing a 40 lap super formula race in gran turismo 7 who finished 1st after being hunted down for 9 laps with people with a lot fresher tires:
nice video goose
You replied to my friend and he was happy keep up the good work btw
You can run different brands on xbox too with a DriveHub. I use a logitech wheel and shifter, with thrustmaster handbrake and pedals !
As a future sim drifter,im taking notes.
Good goosiest
When I started drifting a always forgot I can take off traction control so when I remembered to start taking it off I got instantly better
so i just cant keep drifting but i love watching it. im pretty good with rally but i sucked onroad but now im getting better starting to get faster
Ayyyy my man hRAY, lets goooo big boi 🥰
I'm the different brands guy too.
Thrustmaster T300 rs gt WHEEL with TLCM PEDALS.
For the SHIFTER I used my old G29 shifter and did some DIY with arduino, so it can run directly on USB.
And the HANDBRAKE is DIY old dissasembled logitech wingman joystick, with bike handlebar on it. :D
Just fyi if you been drifting on a belt driven or dd wheel base going to a g27,g29 etc doesnt feel great but muscle memory will kick in and drifting will be super easy on it. But starting on a logitech wheel like i did it will be a struggle to learn on and you will realize how much easier it is when you upgrade.
Same with the Logitech. Honestly settings make a difference. Moza is definitely the way to go but with some crisp settings you’re chillin.
HRAY! He's from the same country i am, insane, watched him last year in covid times.
I got mad lucky with my wheel setup on marketplace (tx base, 599 wheel add on, th8a, tclm pedals, and stand for $300 usd) all parts were 2 months old
I wish people knew how steezy hRay is on mouse and keyboard drifting. Still blows me away
Hray getting his name out there hell yea my dude
I had Ardor gaming Silverstone for less than 200 bucks with a ffb 900 degrees and stuf. Worked pretty fine, the only bad thing was low ffb power. Now I'm on moza r5 and it's completely different thing but hey, as you saing always: you have to start somewere! There is some exxxtra budget options, better than nothing
I've tried a direct drive wheel and I have a g923 and as I don't make much money I'm completely fine with it its way better than the other wheels I've used. (not the direct drive wheel)
I love yours videos goose
I appreciate the tips I haven’t looked yet but if you had a video about helping setting up your drift car instead of just taking a vanilla car To try to drift
Nice video bro
Thanks
drifting etiquette dosnt always mean spawn back too pits if your gonna mess up sometimes that’s the fun of drifting and keeping it “real” spinning out and bumps are normal in the drifting scene so if you are gonna mess someone up just try too bump or spin yourself it’s not a huge problem if the train gets messed up for a run just keep practicing you’ll never get good if you just spawn into the pits thinking your gonna mess something up or someone up and your gonna have anxiety form that situation not to mention. drifting etiquette does not involve what you said hardly it’s usually about not being the rammer of the lobby or trolling around being a child when your tryna drift and learn
Sent you a clip of ultra graphics game 2 times actually hope it makes to your video btw love your content 👍
My best piece of advice is spend on quality setup. Don't go cheap. Not talking ridiculously expensive, but don't go for the bottom of the market, save up for the better stuff: belt driven, or preferably a direct drive given how cheap they can be now.
As for the actual sim drifting itself, the best piece of advice I could've given myself is pay attention to your drifting line when drifting roads, especially touges. The drifting line is basically the same as a racing line; you just give yourself as MUCH room as possible on each part of the road so you don't end up clipping the sides. This might be the one thing that doesn't just come down to muscle memory - everything else, from throttle control to clutch to left foot braking can't really be taught. You just have to learn how to do it yourself. But the drifting line is something you can remember and pay attention to and it'll immediately make you better.
Same goes for getting the right camera setup for your drifting. Assetto's default cameras are horrible. Especially chase. Don't be afraid to download whatever camera makes you feel most comfortable. Coming from Forza, my drifting in AC improved instantly, and I mean INSTANTLY, as soon as I changed the default camera to the kind of camera I had in Forza.
Subscribed now im gonna absolutely send it 😂
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In fact, I even joined a drift league in FR Legends called FR Legends Drift Championship, there are many pro players joining in that league including the best FR Legends players. And we didn't get a good score in just 1 try, of course we need to practice more and FR Legends physics is just maybe easy and way too easy to get a good score but using some tricks and maintaining angles, we get a good score by practicing.
Hey Goose! Whats your recommended racing wheel? From budget to professional.
i have g29 its great wheel, but also i can 100% agree that belt engine or dd wheels are 100 times better.
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