by far the best guide video out of all. good job. i hope many people see this video from USA and they get to know the true fun of drifting in KRD. can't wait for the next video. thank you for the good work!
In Season 2 they renamed Optimized drift to Precision drift. They're the same thing. The 2-3 frame timing is probably a much lighter tap than you're used to. I found this website that measure how long you hold keys down and it's pretty accurate. Try to get a feel for the 30ms to 50ms timing. A 1-frame timing would be ~16ms. blog.seethis.link/scan-rate-estimator/ Also I noticed some of my Drift button inputs were a little over 3-frames. I was still able to do very quick drifts despite that. The idea is that your tap should be extremely light. As long as you're satisfying the conditions I explained at 4:39 you're doing it right.
This website totally exposed me. I can hardly do 16ms. Seems like I'm averaging 68ms. The only way I get 16ms is by very lightly tapping my keyboard. I wonder if setting it to mechanical mode helps
its kinda blocky so it's easier to see the angle. it's also not skinny like bus so it's easier to gauge if you're doing the technique right like how i explained at 4:42
nice video! it's nice to see a proper guide on the best ways to drift. i feel like it's so easy to build up bad habits that "work" but hurt in the longrun. i'll have to go back and relearn again
Japanese community needs your guide. There are players who want to get good. But good Japanese players are not willing to make a further video for them.. your 'how to drift' part 1 video and cut drift, short-full, combo boost guides are all they have in Japanese language.
by far the best guide video out of all. good job. i hope many people see this video from USA and they get to know the true fun of drifting in KRD.
can't wait for the next video. thank you for the good work!
exactly the missing information ive needed to get to the next level. cant wait for the next video. thanks man
Good shit donut🔥
Great video Donut! Not only helpful for an optimized drift, but has some bits of information that is vital for new players.
In Season 2 they renamed Optimized drift to Precision drift. They're the same thing.
The 2-3 frame timing is probably a much lighter tap than you're used to. I found this website that measure how long you hold keys down and it's pretty accurate.
Try to get a feel for the 30ms to 50ms timing. A 1-frame timing would be ~16ms.
blog.seethis.link/scan-rate-estimator/
Also I noticed some of my Drift button inputs were a little over 3-frames. I was still able to do very quick drifts despite that. The idea is that your tap should be extremely light.
As long as you're satisfying the conditions I explained at 4:39 you're doing it right.
This website totally exposed me. I can hardly do 16ms. Seems like I'm averaging 68ms. The only way I get 16ms is by very lightly tapping my keyboard. I wonder if setting it to mechanical mode helps
Very useful video
thanks for the tutorial donut! I gotta say, driving in the firetruck looks kinda clean
its kinda blocky so it's easier to see the angle. it's also not skinny like bus so it's easier to gauge if you're doing the technique right like how i explained at 4:42
nice video! it's nice to see a proper guide on the best ways to drift. i feel like it's so easy to build up bad habits that "work" but hurt in the longrun. i'll have to go back and relearn again
The video i was waiting for! We getting out last place with this one 🔥🔥🔥
Another banger guide! Big bonus thank you for also giving us pointers for what mistakes to watch out for, and how to fix them ❤
Excellent
I NEED TO KNOW HOW TO DO IT, TKS
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Thanks! Does this mean that we should be trying to start a drift with this technique whenever feasible?
aside from U-turns, ya
@@donutkr3819 makes sense, thanks!
Donut video out 🤩
Japanese community needs your guide. There are players who want to get good. But good Japanese players are not willing to make a further video for them.. your 'how to drift' part 1 video and cut drift, short-full, combo boost guides are all they have in Japanese language.