Xbox - Forza Newbie question

stkjock

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well I don't know what a D-pad even is... :lol:
 

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Once you get the hang of it and get Forza 4 try very thing off and use the clutch as well. Using the clutch seems to be a bit faster car. That's iSight it's been shifted properly.
 

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He has a dry sense of humor, you just have to let it roll off your back.

don't worry, I'm not really offended, and I can't drive in real life either, so....:boobies:

how about how you actually use the joystick (NO HOMO) to steer. I found it difficult to make subtle movements to adjust the cars track posititon.

I find the high performance race cars are MUCH harder to handle. Do what everyone else says and start with a nice slow car until you get the feel of it, and work your way up to the high horsepower formula-type cars.
 

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I find the high performance race cars are MUCH harder to handle. Do what everyone else says and start with a nice slow car until you get the feel of it, and work your way up to the high horsepower formula-type cars.

There's a tuning file on my storefront for a C-class BMW E30 M3 that handles very well and makes a great learning vehicle.
 
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