Why in 4T there is no engine braking ?
In real ride when u release the throtle engine brake the bike
In MX sim engine operation practically the same as in the 2t
I think that this is not a big problem to fix it because this game is a simulator ...
Yeah the ridiculous engine braking on the 250f is one of the reasons I prefer it.
The only bike that could use a little more engine braking is the 250 2t (either that or stronger brakes) but for the most part the engine braking on all the bikes feels solid.
Accomplishments: Nothing, but i almost win all races in 00, 01, 02, 03
haha the 4 strokes have lots. I wish the 125 had LESS! Everytime I kick it down 3 or 4 gears coming into a corner it tries to go fishy and high side... I always think it's finally seized up but as soon as my sim gets on it it starts back up, so IDK?
When I ride the 125 I use it to my advantage, coming into a corner after a straight I start downshifting and let the back end start to slide out. I only brake with the front brake normally (only use rear for brake taps and squaring up) so the rear end is normally light too. If I switch to a 250f and forget about engine braking I slide out haha, have to downshift while in the corner pretty much and keep it straight.
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I/JG53_Pogo wrote:Why in 4T there is no engine braking ?
In real ride when u release the throtle engine brake the bike
In MX sim engine operation practically the same as in the 2t
I think that this is not a big problem to fix it because this game is a simulator ...
Btw. Sry for my bat english
I agree ,for instance: theres no way I would chop the throttle on a 450 irl hitting a jump but in mxs it reacts the same as a 2t