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The only way to do this with the current mechanism is to do a combination of drift, thrust, and turn. Doing so will allow you to actively change the movement direction and speed of the ship. The issue stems from the fact that the ship slows down, and disables the primary thruster once drift is activated. If those were available, you would be able to "dance" around with the spacecraft in any parabolic movement and facing any direction you like.
I think that's what he's getting at, allowing him to pulse the engine while drifting to bump his velocity vector in a new direction. I think it would be neat, actually.
I'd like to drift at speed too btw
I'm not sure the thruster still working while drift is on would be any different, depends how much thrust it gives and I can't tell without numbers.
But yes, slowing down is a bit annoying, and having the option to still thrust forward without having to release drift would be nice.