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There is a statistic in all ships called '''Drift Percentage''' found via the :info (Ship) command ''(e.g [[Zero]] has 70% Drift)''. This drift percentage dictates the max speed the ship can go through while drifting ''(e.g A Drifting [[Zero]] can only have a max speed of 80.5 due to it's drift percentage.)''. | There is a statistic in all ships called '''Drift Percentage''' found via the :info (Ship) command ''(e.g [[Zero]] has 70% Drift)''. This drift percentage dictates the max speed the ship can go through while drifting ''(e.g A Drifting [[Zero]] can only have a max speed of 80.5 due to it's drift percentage.)''. | ||
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There is also a variant of drifting called Z/C Drifting where the keys Z and C replace Q and E while drifting. This is done by turning your ship 90 Degrees from its axis then doing the same steps as a normal drift, but with Z and C instead. This makes your ship drift at full speed regardless of its drift percentage, but it may be more difficult to orbit around enemies when using this drift variant. | There is also a variant of drifting called Z/C Drifting where the keys Z and C replace Q and E while drifting. This is done by turning your ship 90 Degrees from its axis then doing the same steps as a normal drift, but with Z and C instead. This makes your ship drift at full speed regardless of its drift percentage, but it may be more difficult to orbit around enemies when using this drift variant. | ||