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[Dragonistic]

The worst games for it are like Call of Duty type respawn games that allow weapon changes between respawn, i once killed a guy on Socom 2 in a respawn match and i swear during the 20 min round he cycled through EVERY available weapon.

[Mayhem]

thegeneral said:

lol very good point on =)

^^

[SCS Pat]

ppl are like that on the FM2 forums asking "Whats the best drift car?" Now, i did ask what's the best car to learn on, but that's different.
They always follow that question w/ someting like "Im uisng a AE86 but i always keep spinning out plz help me" or something. I was as new as some of them, and have had no problems learning to drift. Some ppl are just naturally good at racing games and realize that in simulation games, throttle control does exist, and use the controller accordingly. Some ppl are not naturals and are too stubborn to get in their noob head that not all games are like pro street with lame "drift" physics that are separate from normal mode physics. Some also are just too dumb to realize that initiating the drift, countersteering all the way, and flooring the throttle is not the way to good drifting. You should see all the ppl asking for drift teachers on FM2 forums. It's rediculus.

[VRoom4]

lol@360 owner who loved nfsps is now insulting it.

[SCS Pat]

lol, ive always disliked the drift physics for ps. Not so much as "lame", but just they feel weird and too eazy. It's almost as bad as carbon's except you can actually control how much countersteering done. I guess id rather all the modes having the same grip phycis, and having to actually set up the car to drift, sort of like mc3 w/ tuneings, but just with parts and settings, more like on U2.
The rest of the game pwns though.

[Dragonistic]

I agree, but the grip physics wudnt work for drifting, cus when you spin up the tires you just get no drive at all, when you would really.

My fave drift physics is GT5P <3