Yeah people do complain about the game and I don't know why because it is fun my biggest complaint though is that it is hit or miss if I'm going to get into a Lobby that's full. I could always find a full Lobby I'm going to Call of Duty game LOL but this game? Not so much LOL. I don't do a lot of Supercross maybe that's the deal. I definitely race Nationals and I'm pretty fast
My advice would be to try and hit the smaller lines instead of trying to full send all the time once you start getting a good flow going try hitting a bit bigger lines. As for winging it when you jump what do you mean by that ? Are you casing your landings ? If so practice using one stick back vs both sticks back on jumps to adjust timing also scrubs help a lot too if you let coming in to the jump to fast
@@GoatedGodly By winging it I mean I’m basically just sending it and praying it works out but that’s obviously not the right approach. Your advice is really good and I will try and practice those tips. Thank you
@@loganm2766 I'll be honest with you, it really comes with practice and time. Not every jump is the same. You're never going to come into a jump in Supercross at the same speed every time unless you get good. Which means consistency. By that I mean, good enough to be able to hold your lines and put the bike exactly where you want it at all times. If you can't consistently hit the outside berm you're not going to be fast. If you can't figure out and look at the track and see that you need to literally slow the bike down a little bit in order to not over-jump etc, then you're going to have a hard time. My advice is, look at the track. Getting fast in this game is not always about trying to go Full Throttle over everything all of the time, that usually does not work. A lot of the fastest riders are just used to going fast and they don't even realize exactly what they're doing that makes them fast. But I'll tell you what it is; they look at the track and they have the ability to see what's in front of them always and they are adjusting accordingly, whether they realize it or not. So, it's not always about being on that throttle at all times. Sometimes you need to feather the throttle. Maybe around a turn,or you're going to wash out. Other times there might be a turn that you CAN Hammer Full Throttle every time and not have to worry about going up and over the side of it. It really depends. You need to be able to look far enough ahead of your bike and switch between seeing that and looking at what's directly in front of your bikes front tire at all times and doing it so naturally that you feel like you're not even trying. I feel like I'm having a hard time explaining it lol. Follow the faster guys and maybe see if you can get into a lobby that you can ask somebody for advice? Maybe hook up together with microphones..... There's plenty of people out there that will help you and show you the ropes. Good luck! By the way my name on Xbox is Jeffsyman. On Playstation it is PrimaryPatsfan1. On PC it's YTJeffsyMan. Yeah I know I'm ridiculous. I have this game on all platforms, lol. Ps5, Series X, and PC😂😂
New 2025 fox gear dropped yesterday. Kinda silently lol but it's sick. More coming September 5th and a week after that. Got a handful of jerseys/pants, a couple helmets and goggles, and a handful of gloves. Check it out in locker it's 🔥
I'm surprised that you ride with automatic, for many years I ran first person camera,single stick and automatic transmission. I thought i was decent speed until I started doing tournaments lol. I switched to manual transmission well over a year ago when I was doing a 250 stock national tournament. Then started really using Chase and Chase far cameras back in January. I finally switched to duel stick also couple months ago which really made a difference but I still crash a lot which kills my lap times. I like trying different settings and tuning. Trying to find the best that works for me
Appreciate the comment! Trying different settings and different tuning seeing what works for other people is a huge help. Something I’ve noticed is making little mistakes could be costly to lap times also hitting the correct lines to get around the track faster avoiding collisions with other riders when racing. Definitely something that doesn’t happen over night but to master your craft and try and be the best you can is all you really can do 🤙🏼🤙🏼
@Ynot.LJ8, what does that mean? Going nowhere, gang? I used to race only in 1st person as it's fun and realistic....but not everyone does. They should make a 1st person only lobby!
