Trials Rising open beta

[Carolina Reaper]

Wait, there's people complaining about how the extreme tracks feel more cramped and less fluid than beginner-mediums? That's kind of the entire point. To make obstacles more precise and make you think more about them. There are plenty of user tracks that rely on fluidity to get over extremely difficult objects. There is almost no innovation left to be found if you include user tracks. If you can't do extremes or find them frustrating there's still a wealth of content and a robust track editor for endless content. The game would be worth the price even if you couldn't do mediums.



Please tell me "Rear Wheel Bounce" is referring to the ninja technique. That shit is so difficult and I need to finally learn how to do it.

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Yes, wheel bouncing is a technique they teach in this.

 

[Mirage]

Yes, wheel bouncing is a technique they teach in this.

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The Ninja trick being referred to is something more specific than the ingame tutorial will teach.

 

[Sheepinator]

Does anyone know if the pre-order gear ends up on your uplay and available to every platform you may ultimately buy the game for, or if it's exclusive to the platform you pre-ordered it on? And if it is exclusive to that platform, will it be attainable later if you don't pre-order?

 

[Cajun]

The Ninja trick being referred to is something more specific than the ingame tutorial will teach.

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Ah damn. Should've realized it would've said Stationary Bunny Hop if it meant that. Guessing this tut just involves keeping momentum when you can't touch the front wheel on a landing. I was kind of hoping they'd have some ninja tuts considering there's a spot for ninja points on the leaderboards. Anything beyond level 2/3 is absolutely insane for me because of the absurd throttle control and other techniques like stationary hops.