You'll waste money on unnecessary/unwanted upgrades that the game decides for you. Also I'd suggest never buying a car in Career itself. So explore the tuning menus and search for tunes by others that add better braking/handling to the car.
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Never mash anything.Įdit: Also in Career, the game auto upgrades your cars automagically, but it does so poorly especially when you are a driver that might prefer more grip over more top speed. Everything needs to be as smooth as possible on all inputs. If you are using your friction for multiple tasks, the cars performance will suffer and you will be slower. Your friction should be helping you break first and then turn and then accelerate. Brake more, going straight into the turn (go slower) and then let off the breaks and make your turn and ease into the throttle. Sometimes you need to drive slow to go fast.
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Real race drivers do this too, nobody goes into a race without an untested or uncomfortable car. You won't have any problems playing it with KB+M, but a controller is a lot more comfortable. Still personally rather controller, though. Though, Spintires is very well made for keyboard. I've played with both, and I prefer controller for driving games. Just go on a track by yourself and find the limit when you aren't under the pressure of an actual race. Other than playing some Forza on the game-y settings. Finding your own lines can be a really big help.Īlso just general hooning around can get you more comfy with a car. It's all a dance, really hard to master but so rewarding once you get it down.Īlso some other tips: Check out tuning files if you need a car in a certain class, there are people that can tune problems out of cars and make it a lot easier. With FWD the front is doing literally everything All of the braking, steering and acceleration, and most cars can't handle all three at once. If you are in an under-steery car (front engine and front drive) slower in and not accelerating until the car is pretty straight is the key. If you are in an over-steery car (front engined and rear drive) just know in advance that you are gonna have to give it some counter-steer (steering into the slide to correct it) coming around the corner. If the back of the car starts coming around just let off the trigger a little bit, but don't let go all the way, that's how you get snap oversteer and spin even faster. Don't give it all the beans at once, especially with higher power cars. Then with NO POWER get around the apex of the corner, after the apex slowly squeeze the fun trigger. Get real deep on those brakes and DO NOT allow them to lock, metal is a lot better at breaking than hot rubber. The Monotype company name and font names are trademarks or registered trademarks of Monotype Imaging Inc.Slow in and Fast out.
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Welcome to the Gran Turismo Sport Online Manual, which contains game controls and other information on how to play the game.
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