Its a shame Crazy Taxi hasn't been remastered for this gen. That game could totally help but I dunno where I could get my hands on it.
Oh and no, I'm not trolling!
I..... don't wanna put anybody's life at risk. Maybe I shouldn't do it but I don't wanna give up without trying
A video game that simulates real life driving experiences would be kind of neat, actually. You could have one mission where you have to drive home from the train station late every night for like four months, but the construction crew has drawn new lines on the road without properly erasing the old ones, so you keep having to dodge oncoming traffic on rainy nights because no one can tell which side of the road they're on anymore.
I'm a US resident, and I not only had to take lessons I had to log many hours behind the wheel before I was eligible to take my test.Wait, in the US you don't have to take actual driving lessons before you can attempt the test? Whose idea was that?
This is a troll thread. Why mention fucking Crazy Taxi of all games. Its the most unrealistic driving game and certainly nothing like real driving. If this isn't a troll thread, OP needs help. I mean, why would your mind go to videogames when thinking about learning to drive. I'm not buying this at all.
Honestly, driving sims helped me out a bunch.
Short of driving around a parking lot, a VR kit with a good wheel/pedals and H-shifter, with a game like Asetto Corsa, Live for Speed or probably most apropriately - City Car Driving
I like this thread. Fun fact: I played a shit load of Forza right before my driving test and passed (after failing the parking test before).
Wait, in the US you don't have to take actual driving lessons before you can attempt the test? Whose idea was that?
Michigan's roads are the worst. Not even counting the potholes. The Michigan left will screw you over if you've never driven a car before and just moved states so don't even know what some of the signs even mean. And the first time I was at a busy intersection with no working traffic lights, I was seriously gonna have a panic attack. It worked like a stop sign except two vehicles were able to move at once, I eventually figured it out. I don't think that's even in the DMV.Only if you are 18 or older, you can skip the driving lessons. You apply for a learners permit which is just passing a written test and then you are able to take your road test right away without waiting. Its what I did because my mom couldn't afford the costs for those lessons. Failed the first time by a single point because I didn't check my mirrors enough. Passed the second time, but MN's road test were a joke back then, all you had to do was a perpendicular park, parallel park, and drive on the highway for a bit and then drive a few blocks in residential as along as you checked your mirrors and didn't get in a crash or get stopped by the police during your test, you were going to pass it.
Honestly none of them. The best they can do is teach you the very basics of steering which, if you are doing your test, I assume you have done.
The actual requirements for a test, at least one in the UK... There are no games I have played that would help with any part of it.
Too bad we may never be able to drive the types of vehicules he designs the handling for :(You're a vehicle handler designer and you're saying there's no games that can help? Wow. I really am doomed.
I'm trying to study for the test before I go to sleep and here is the advice on the website:
I haven't practiced enough at all. I'm just hoping I can pass this thing on the first try.
I am gonna play all the games you guys recommended me in the thread.
I mean, you do you, I wouldn't spend my last hours before my driving test playing video games if I had your level of preparation.
Good luck anyway, hope you'll be safe. Keep us informed of how it went !
Lol I meant like I'm still gonna play all the games if even I fail the test today.
And thanks for the support and help. I really appreciate. If it isn't obvious... I'm not the brightest bulb in the tool shed if you catch my drift lol
Came here to say this. The forced tutorial for Driver is harder than a real driving testThere's only one way to truly prepare.
Nothing prepares you like the Driver 1 tutorial level.
I'd say moving this to off-topic asking for more answers like this one might be better for you, but I understand that from the way to approached your problem the gaming forum might seem ok to you, OP.Okay, real advice time. Make it really obvious that you're looking at your mirrors. If you've had enough practice and you stay focused you'll probably do fine, but that's probably the one area where being too relaxed can hurt you, because if you just use your eyes to look at the mirrors instead of craning your neck then they might dock you for it.