The Crew Motorfest
50 Achievements
Steam
Dai-go-go-go!
Win by completing the event without hitting a wall, or track limits, driving in Ebisu Style
2.4%
How to unlock the Dai-go-go-go! achievement in The Crew Motorfest - Definitive Guide
UntilTammaroYT
TrueAchievements
TrueAchievements
Ebisu Style is an event found in Honolulu as part of the Made in Japan playlist. This event is a drifting event, which you need to complete without hitting anything. The easiest way is to chain together short drifts to build your multiplier, then stop and wait for the timer to expire once you reach the objective.
1 Comment
Worked perfectly thank you
By St Helens RLFC on 27 Jan 2024 14:37
Lordwinter666
TrueAchievements
TrueAchievements
In this guide we'll show you how to complete the Ebisu Style event at The Crew Motorfest without hitting the walls or going off the track, while getting a high drifting score.
Apart from the standard races, The Crew Motorfest gives you the opportunity to participate in drifting competitions.
The first drifting race you can participate in is “Ebisu Style”, which is part of the “Made in Japan” playlist. Your goal in this event is to collect 63,000 points by drifting. But if you want to earn the “Dai-go-go-go!” Achievement/Trophy, then you have to be careful not to hit a wall or go out of bounds on the track.
To achieve your goal you should follow the following strategy. As soon as the race starts you should accelerate your vehicle until you reach a speed of about 100 km/h, then press the handbrake or brake while turning your vehicle to the left or right, and immediately after that press the nitro button in small bursts. This move gives your vehicle a slight understeer and allows you to maintain the drift combo for a long time. At the same time, because you don't develop a lot of speed, it's easy to avoid the barriers.
Apart from the standard races, The Crew Motorfest gives you the opportunity to participate in drifting competitions.
The first drifting race you can participate in is “Ebisu Style”, which is part of the “Made in Japan” playlist. Your goal in this event is to collect 63,000 points by drifting. But if you want to earn the “Dai-go-go-go!” Achievement/Trophy, then you have to be careful not to hit a wall or go out of bounds on the track.
To achieve your goal you should follow the following strategy. As soon as the race starts you should accelerate your vehicle until you reach a speed of about 100 km/h, then press the handbrake or brake while turning your vehicle to the left or right, and immediately after that press the nitro button in small bursts. This move gives your vehicle a slight understeer and allows you to maintain the drift combo for a long time. At the same time, because you don't develop a lot of speed, it's easy to avoid the barriers.
1 Comment
You don’t actually need 63,000 in one go. You can amend the difficulty to lower than this. You should add this to your guide. Just take the track easy and you’ll get it.
By Ox1893 on 28 Dec 2023 19:31
lordwinter
TrueTrophies
TrueTrophies
In this guide we'll show you how to complete the Ebisu Style event at The Crew Motorfest without hitting the walls or going off the track, while getting a high drifting score.
Apart from the standard races, The Crew Motorfest gives you the opportunity to participate in drifting competitions.
The first drifting race you can participate in is “Ebisu Style”, which is part of the “Made in Japan” playlist. Your goal in this event is to collect 63,000 points by drifting. But if you want to earn the “Dai-go-go-go!” Achievement/Trophy, then you have to be careful not to hit a wall or go out of bounds on the track.
To achieve your goal you should follow the following strategy. As soon as the race starts you should accelerate your vehicle until you reach a speed of about 100 km/h, then press the handbrake or brake while turning your vehicle to the left or right, and immediately after that press the nitro button in small bursts. This move gives your vehicle a slight understeer and allows you to maintain the drift combo for a long time. At the same time, because you don't develop a lot of speed, it's easy to avoid the barriers.
Apart from the standard races, The Crew Motorfest gives you the opportunity to participate in drifting competitions.
The first drifting race you can participate in is “Ebisu Style”, which is part of the “Made in Japan” playlist. Your goal in this event is to collect 63,000 points by drifting. But if you want to earn the “Dai-go-go-go!” Achievement/Trophy, then you have to be careful not to hit a wall or go out of bounds on the track.
To achieve your goal you should follow the following strategy. As soon as the race starts you should accelerate your vehicle until you reach a speed of about 100 km/h, then press the handbrake or brake while turning your vehicle to the left or right, and immediately after that press the nitro button in small bursts. This move gives your vehicle a slight understeer and allows you to maintain the drift combo for a long time. At the same time, because you don't develop a lot of speed, it's easy to avoid the barriers.
UntilTammaroYT
TrueTrophies
TrueTrophies
Ebisu Style is an event found in Honolulu as part of the Made in Japan playlist. This event is a drifting event, which you need to complete without hitting anything. The easiest way is to chain together short drifts to build your multiplier, then stop and wait for the timer to expire once you reach the objective.
Zonedeamons
stratege.ru
stratege.ru
This guide was translated automatically.
Playlist made in Japan Ebisu style track, we drive along the middle of the track and accumulate 5000 points, after which you can stand still until the end of the timer. The difficulty is that there are no borders or bumpers, visually we can imagine that the landmark is red lights, but there are few of them
1 Comment
Can be done in a custom race. We take the day or any other time of day where it is light and stay in the middle. Collect 5000 points, wait for the timer to end and the trophy is yours.
By Ded17 on 03 Apr 2024 23:14
Paragleiber
PSNProfiles
PSNProfiles
We cannot show the content due to copyright protection. Please click the link below to view the guide.