Drifting at low speed is obnoxiously inconsistent

[Dill Pickle]

One time I properly slide the other 19 times I just brake turn
Respawning on the same checkpoint over and over sometimes it works sometimes it doesnt
Turn first, brake first, release gas or dont it seemingly makes no difference

[squat_instructor]

Well you simply won't drift below certain speed, that's just how it works. You also need to be fullsteering for like 0.5s, then braking - this is critically important. And on top of that it can be circumvented completely with neoslide, which just forces a drift regardless of speed or the fact you're in a slide already

[Dill Pickle]

Originally posted by squat_instructor:

Well you simply won't drift below certain speed, that's just how it works. You also need to be fullsteering for like 0.5s, then braking - this is critically important. And on top of that it can be circumvented completely with neoslide, which just forces a drift regardless of speed or the fact you're in a slide already

Then how come it still works sometimes
Respawning on the same checkpoint same speed theres seemingly no consistency in the outcome

[squat_instructor]

idk, would need to see the footage with inputs to say why you have issue with it, but it is in fact consistent if you do it properly

[Bluestone]

skill issue tbh

[codexes]

are you using keyboard or controller? if you are using a controller then part of the issue might be that you are actually not fullsteering (100%) instead its like 95% which messes with the input order to drift. (plugins can help by showing the steering %, in case you dindnt know about plugins :) ) if you are using keyboard then you are most likely getting the sequence/timing wrong"applies for contrroller as well" (fullsteer for 0.5 sec > tap(hold) break should = drift) :) and just so you know i still feil 30% of the time when i try to start a drift at low speeds. (glhf)

[bleke.]

Low speed drifting is called neosliding, look it up. Wirtual has a video on it. It's a bit more difficult but is possible.