How to drift in Need for Speed 14 - Tips for drifting in Need for Speed 14

There are many novices who don’t know how to drift in Need for Speed 14, so the editor has brought a guide to drifting skills in Need for Speed 14. Friends who are interested can learn about it with the editor.

​ ​ 1. Most drift cars are rear-wheel drive (RWD). These are the cars I point to the most. There is also the possibility of drifting on all wheel drive (AWD) cars. However, rear-wheel drive cars have the advantage of scoring high in drift events. Will explain later.

​ ​ 2. You may notice "real-time adjustments" and a setting called "Drift Style" in the game. There is "drift gas" where you hold down the gas while turning and the car is supposed to oversteer. Then there's "brake drift," where when you hit the brakes and turn at the same time, the car will oversteer.

I highly recommend using Brake Drift because not only do you need to slow down, you also need to use your brakes to help drift. This is much better than "drifting gas".

​ 3. As Dr. Hudson says, “Turn left and turn right.” Well, that doesn't mean turn left, you'll go right. You have to turn right first, then drift right and then left to COUNTERSTEER. Vice versa, turn left and drift.

        Turn left, then right to reverse direction. This is important because steering drift in just one direction can cause your car to oversteer, causing it to spin.

​ 4. Only using the handbrake helps increase the "angle of attack". Or simply put, if your car's rear end doesn't stick out and oversteer, you can use the handbrake to temporarily lock the rear wheels to free up the rear end and allow you to slide.

5. It is not necessary to use nitrite when rafting. Only use it to maintain momentum while drifting. Assuming you feel like you can't attack the entire corner, use nitrous to get your car going.

​​ 6. Drive in manual transmission mode. When the car is redlining at a high rpm speed, the automatic transmission will cause the car to upshift, which will "stall" the car during the drift. You Don't Do That Keeping your car revving high means you can keep your horsepower high, and that power helps your car go through corners.

7.Throttle control is crucial. Release the gas when you're about to transition, or when it feels like the car might hit a wall or slide out.

Need for Speed 14 configuration requirements

Operating system: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8

Operating environment: no special requirements

CPU: Intel Core2 Duo E4600 @ 2.40Hz / AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 5000+

Memory: 2 GB

Graphics card: GeForce 8800 GT / Radeon HD 3870

                                                                          Hard drive: 4 GB

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