i need help :(

[mxprodigy18]

Ive been playing MXS for fairly 3 days now. i am not that good and i dont seem to be getting faster. And i was hoping one of you or whoever sees this can prefer or recommend a fun and advanced track. maybe someone can help me with my tuning, cause when i see people charge turns and make the turn im like woooooo i try it i either wash out or just idk please help! skype is the-error2

[DK662]

This game is pretty tuff to pick up.
I would recommend taking it easy and try not to crash. it took me about 8 months to be comfortable and rip pretty hard. A year later now I still get smoked online by like 8 seconds a lap. Stick with the stock tracks for now, way better for learning.
Be paitent, it will come with time and the game just better and better. dont give up!:D

[MX PRODIGY 17]

Ive been playing MXS for fairly 3 days now. i am not that good and i dont seem to be getting faster. And i was hoping one of you or whoever sees this can prefer or recommend a fun and advanced track. maybe someone can help me with my tuning, cause when i see people charge turns and make the turn im like woooooo i try it i either wash out or just idk please help! skype is the-error2

id recommend changing your name... then maybe i can refer some tracks..

[soc_monki]

start slow...you wouldnt rip from day 1 (or 3) on a real bike would you? dont charge turns, easy on the throttle, and try to work on your throttle control. sliding the back end around and doing power slides are all things that will help you get the bike turned and pointed where you want it, and keep the front from washing out. a few pointers from Keith Code (author of Twist of the Wrist 1 and 2...), even though they are for street bikes some of the same fundamental rules apply!

in turns keep a steady throttle to keep the bike stable. dont coast in turns, especially flat and off-camber. thats instant wash out, so keep the gas on and keep the bike stable.

try to make one steering input at the beginning of a turn. multiple line changes just upset the bike. pick a line, steer the bike, and get on the gas!

dont look at the front wheel...or fender. look ahead. youd be amazed at how well this translates to MXS!

and take it a little at a time. dont try to do too much too soon. if you want to ride supercross, then do it in 1st gear only (except for triples which usually need 2nd, 3rd on some of the 2010 tracks). ride smooth, smart, and stay on 2 wheels and youll get better and better.

as for tracks...i rode on Red Bud 2010 for a long time getting used to the game. after that i went to other tracks like Black Mesa and the JLV Supercross tracks. im still not fast but im getting more consistent and learning how to get faster all the time. consistency is what you want to aim for in the beginning, and when you start to get better try doing more advanced things like hitting the uphill triple on Black Mesa, or some of the more difficult supercross lines. it takes time, but it makes it that much more fun!

[mxprodigy18]

sounds good great tips guys. sorry mxprodigy17 its only thing i could think of after i watched your youtube vid i finaly got my game to work. but great tips soo far guys. thanks loads.

[MX PRODIGY 17]

sounds good great tips guys. sorry mxprodigy17 its only thing i could think of after i watched your youtube vid i finaly got my game to work. but great tips soo far guys. thanks loads.

just change it... nbd just be creative kinda messsed up on your part to be honest. i helped you for awhile that day and to come on and see that i got pretty pissed.

[mxprodigy18]

sooo sorry didnt think it would matter im actualy fixing to make a video saying sorry. but its also going to be like my first MXS vid sorry bro.

[redemix]

hey prodigy17 i changed my name to this. Sorry again.