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>>320885863
Ehhh real life drifting doesn't translate well to video games. Plus you get Way more adjustability in game that IRL for suspension settings on the fly. That alone can improve your skill more rapidly. Learning at the beginning is p much the same as irl though.

If you're a complete beginner, start by doing donuts to see how much counter-steer you need then start kicking the ass out on corners. 
Learn the basics of using the e-brake, powering through a corner and counter-steering and go from there. 
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I never really used shift lock either, I'd rather people get in the habit of scrubbing enough speed before the corner than going in too fast and not being able to control their car
Glad to see people are still recommending the Drift Bible after all these years, I still love watching old touge videos or videos with Keiichi Tsuchiya in general

Might as well link the OG god drift: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CK94zCXsKI
get those sequential shifters / mods out bois