Driving with keyboard is kinda ♥♥♥♥♥?

[Max Steiner]

So, I'm using keyboard to drive and it's soooo un-responsive. Like, when taking a turn and after releasing the key, the car just keeps turning for a while, so I have to counter stear with the opposite key. I crash a lot into stuff, lol. Is there a way to up the responsiveness for keyboards?

[👑 Yuuwaffl 💀 (Syum)]

you have two options learn how to drive in Cyberpunk or look on nexus mods for Cyberpunk about driving there is several mods what will make driving smooth bla bla , have a nice day

[Max Steiner]

Originally posted by 👑 Yuuwaffl 💀 (Syum):

you have two options learn how to drive in Cyberpunk or look on nexus mods for Cyberpunk about driving there is several mods what will make driving smooth bla bla , have a nice day

Alright then. Thanks.

[Guyver]

Use a controller

[Kuroneko]

You guy's really have trouble driving the cars in CP2077 ? Let me as you this then, would you be driving fast & trying to turn on curves on strees & even corners in RL ? Or would you know when to slow down and use the breaks =P

[Jas-Singh685]

Depends on the car for me. Some are easier to control than others. Some handle and stop responsively, whereas some are vague and take forever to do anything. Have you tried the Quadra Type-66? Or Mizutani Shion? They're pretty easy to handle.

A vague driving experience would be the Villefort Alvarado Delegate, but that is basically a land yacht so to be expected.

[Tanoomba]

Originally posted by morrisseyshair:

It takes every car 20 feet to come to a full stop if you're going at full speed.

Yes. That is how cars work. The faster you're going, the longer it takes to come to a complete stop. The GTA games eschewed realism for arcadey, twitch driving (which, don't get me wrong, was a great decision that works really well for the series), but there's nothing wrong with another game deciding to take a somewhat more realistic approach to mass and inertia.

[Tokenn]

It takes practice. Claire gives you good advice. I use the arrow keys and space bar exclusively and I'm doing pretty well. Of course in the racing gigs, you get excited and it all goes out the window. I wouldn't start the Beast In Me adventure until I'd put some hours in driving around in the car I like best.

[Dr.Abscondus]

Driving was designed for a controller because it has variable acceleration input like a real car. The keyboard only has two states on input, full acceleration or nothing. You just have to get used to it.

[Northy]

Its not that bad, you just need to learn to tippy tap the keys.
Learn some finesse

[Avocato]

mods solve this problem better than CDPR, that's a fact)) CDPR considers the road is something like ice)

[Coldhands]

Originally posted by Max Steiner:

Driving with keyboard is kinda ♥♥♥♥♥?

Yeah, the driving in Cyberpunk is bad, and it's worse on a keyboard. : \

[Jet]

Driving is always ass on m/kb unless it's Halo-style where acceleration is mapped to W and S and steering is tied to your view orientation.

[Zero McDol]

That's oversteer OP. The base traction of the cars in this game is pretty low (too low imo), so it will be a pain keeping some cars under control during acceleration. Sensitivity would be like hitting the steering, brake, or acceleration buttons and getting a delayed response, like a laggy kind of feeling.

[Grobut]

I strongly suggest getting a controller for the driving.

Thankfully, this is not one of those games that forces you to use either KB/M or a controller, you can switch between either at will, so i use controller for driving, and KB/M on foot, and that works really well.

[RACHMANOVSKI]

Originally posted by morrisseyshair:

Driving is terrible in this game. The handling is so bad. It takes every car 20 feet to come to a full stop if you're going at full speed. It's really, really bad. And every car handles the same regardless if it's a tiny car or a giant van or whatever.

Use slower car.

Driving is easy if you willing to learn.

Or use motor cycle.