MX Simulator

This whole needing the newest snapshot or you have an obnoxious error plastered across your screen is so fucking annoying i downloaded the newest snapshot and indiana still does it. Never was like this idk what changed but

error code literally makes the track unplayable just so you know idk why out of no where you need the newest snapshot to not get a code plastered 6 times across your screen but its bullshit

Just get the latest snapshot then? Seems like a simple solution

Thanks for all the hard work this year guys. One of the most enjoyable seasons of MXS in my 7/8 years of sucking. Looking forward to 2021!

Haberfield24 wrote:Thanks for all the hard work this year guys. One of the most enjoyable seasons of MXS in my 7/8 years of sucking. Looking forward to 2021!

Retweet the tracks were up to par and were consistently getting better keep it up!

Kael_Braden wrote:

Haberfield24 wrote:Thanks for all the hard work this year guys. One of the most enjoyable seasons of MXS in my 7/8 years of sucking. Looking forward to 2021!

Retweet the tracks were up to par and were consistently getting better keep it up!

+1, the best and most fun season ever of my 8 years of sucking to! Ironman mx is my all time favorit track in this game and i have played a few tracks, that's for sure lol. Thanks

Kael_Braden wrote:

Haberfield24 wrote:Thanks for all the hard work this year guys. One of the most enjoyable seasons of MXS in my 7/8 years of sucking. Looking forward to 2021!

Retweet the tracks were up to par and were consistently getting better keep it up!

^

Thanks for this year Rf, TrackCrew, and everyone involved! you did such a good work and im so excited for 2021 <3
All the love from swedistania!

Apologies if this has already been explained, but on Fox Raceway whats with the invisible object preventing you from doubling into the last rhythm section before the finish? Was it too cheesy?

patrickadizzle wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 8:44 pm Apologies if this has already been explained, but on Fox Raceway whats with the invisible object preventing you from doubling into the last rhythm section before the finish? Was it too cheesy?

Sometimes on replica and supercross tracks, there are stupid video game lines you could hit that you would never be able to in real life because video game, but if they modified the track to fix the problem it would feel forced and unrealistic, and not true to the real life version. So, when the track is going to be raced on, track creators will create invisible walls to make sure people don't go for broken lines the whole race and cause crashes.

Gotchya, makes sense. Thanks