Driving ..has problems

[Viper]

The turning radius of vehicles is atrocious. Going around corners you have to almost stop to turn tightly enough. Are there any settings that improve this.

[Mno]

You tell me. Too lazy to browse the options?

Driving has always sucked in this game, way too late to complain about that, though it has actually improved somewhat.

[Viper]

You realize forums are made for asking questions and discussing games. If you cannot get with the program...don't join the party. Did not bother to rread the rest since you started out smart azz.

[Overlord]

Is there a setting to make the women look sexier? I looked through all the settings, didn't find it, so figured if I asked it in a forum that it would magically appear in the settings.

[Overlord]

Back from checking the settings. It seems this method does not work.

[paladin181]

Drifting is a solution, though it's almost always slower than tapping the brake and swinging a turn wide.

[♘NotIrish♘]

I find it easiest to not hold the mouse as your driving, (If you're using mouse and keyboard like i am) While driving and aiming to shoot i find it a lot easier to move the camera as it goes into slow motion, but driving alone i tend to keep my mouse very still.

[MK Black]

The driving is saints row levels of bad, just get used to it.

[STX_Epoch]

drift. Use lots of drift.

[SpawnCap]

Driving in all GTA type games are always like this, it isn't a racing game, not meant to be a racing game.

[MK Black]

Originally posted by SpawnCap:

Driving in all GTA type games are always like this, it isn't a racing game, not meant to be a racing game.

But GTA has had smooth and enjoyable driving mechanics since San Andreas.

[SpawnCap]

Originally posted by Jensen:

Originally posted by SpawnCap:

Driving in all GTA type games are always like this, it isn't a racing game, not meant to be a racing game.

But GTA has had smooth and enjoyable driving mechanics since San Andreas.

I have played GTAIV, V, Sleeping Dogs, and Watch Dogs and driving in all of them is pretty much the same.

[MK Black]

Originally posted by SpawnCap:

Originally posted by Jensen:

But GTA has had smooth and enjoyable driving mechanics since San Andreas.

I have played GTAIV, V, Sleeping Dogs, and Watch Dogs and driving in all of them is pretty much the same.

K thats your opinion, GTA IV and V feel much better to me though and more realistic. I just hop in my car and drive around and enjoy it. in Watch dogs and sleeping dogs its more of a chore.

[Mno]

Originally posted by melfice181:

Drifting is a solution, though it's almost always slower than tapping the brake and swinging a turn wide.

Sliding*

I'm surprised so many people find driving in this game dificult. I mean it sucks, sure, but it couldn't be easier if you had noclip...

[Paarma]

Originally posted by Jensen:

Originally posted by SpawnCap:

Driving in all GTA type games are always like this, it isn't a racing game, not meant to be a racing game.

But GTA has had smooth and enjoyable driving mechanics since San Andreas.

GTA is also made by dev that's got tons of money, experience and complete focus on their franchise. They've been able to fine tune the driving and all the other mechanics over a huge number of games (GTA III, Vice City, San Andreas, Stories, GTA IV, etc.) this company had made two karting games and some collaboration on definitive editions.

[Drothen]

excuse me guys, is there an option to make cars fly? i looked in the options and couldnt find it.