I've only managed that on the first one so far. On the second I have a couple of faults, and then it goes up from there. Inferno IV is close to 200 (I've only beaten it a single time, haven't gone back to it yet). The Hard tracks are all 0-faulted, of course, and I'm working on getting Platinum on all of them. But yeah, I don't expect that ranking to stand for very long unless I keep working on it!
huh ok. sounds like competition on the xbox one side of things is a bit steeper. (not to diminish your riding, because it sounds like you are kicking ass!) that guy Cajun who's posted here a few times is about to get bumped out of the top 100 and he's had everything up to Inferno 0 faulted for days from what I saw (I didn't check all of his records, but I assume since he had all but one expert tracks zero faulted that the hard ones were too) sucks about the leaderboards being split between all 4 different versions of the game. there are a lot of amazing players that never left the 360 for this game as well. that's a lot of split competition. :/
sounds like you are killing it though! too bad were not on the same platform, id like to have you on my friends list to ride against.
This describes Trials perfectly for me.
Every time I stop playing, I'm in the mood of "I'm never playing this fucking game again". An hour later I'm playing again. It's addictive, stressful, rewarding, and infuriating all at the same time.
I leap frogged ya on global today Ray in with just a few faults on Mind the Gap. didn't even get the plat, so close to putting together a fine run on that track, but there are a lot of ways to blow it. it was driving me a bit crazy.
hate it when you've done every section of a track with flow and speed, but cant put it all together in that one perfect run without a billion retries.
I put in a small amount of work on some other hard tracks too, but didn't finish 0 faulting them though. if you go back and put in a few no faulters you can get me back. maybe you already did? ill check in the morning.
I have a few days off coming up and im starting to get my chops back though. next up for me is finishing up 0 faulting hard tracks (got 3-4 left maybe?), actually completeting the expert tracks and then going back to get some plats and getting my flow back.
this should be fun until one of us gets burnt out. keep riding, we are so close now!
Yeah, FMX is pretty crap. Not entirely terrible in and of itself, but a rather pointless addition to the series IMO. I've done those tracks a few times each, but I don't think I'll be bothering with them anymore. Luckily they don't count toward your ranking, nor do the skill games, so you can safely ignore that stuff after trying it out a few times and just focus on what makes these games so great.
thanks god that shit doesn't count towards global. that would have ruined the game for me. like you say, this way I can mostly ignore that crap and just dip in if I feel like it for achievements or whatever.
it would have been nice if they separated the crap from regular trials tracks, but ill live. damn shame they allowed fmx tricks to be used in trials runs though. they fucked up there. at least they are working on fixing that. never should have happened to begin with though. dumb mistake.
I know a lot of people are disappointed about the multiplayer but I personally never cared about it. It's really just simultaneous Trials speed runs on boring tracks. If they were going to do something with multiplayer, might as well go even farther with it. Make some long, crazy tracks, and come up with some way to actually affect the other riders in some goofy way.
Leaderboard chasing is the only multiplayer I really need.
multiplayer was the only thing besides pure trials that they added to the franchise that I cared about. not sure what you mean about boring tracks (unless you mean super cross, which you were never forced to play. just had to pick Trials/Hardcore).
for me it was just a great way to keep in practice while not taking a run too seriously and get some competition going real time. if you could keep your concentration up and keep those faults down and get some flow going, you could win. if not...
even if I hadn't played in a while and was rusty as hell, I could turn on Evo and hop into multiplayer and get some runs in to get warmed up and probably win a few races. no fun trying to shave off times on solo runs after a hiatus. takes forever to shake the rust like that and it gets really taxing chasing after fast times when youre out of practice.
I spent a lot of time playing multi on Evo almost purely for fun, with a dash of competitive edge to it. I definitely miss its inclusion.
of course pure Trials is the main point of the game, and this game still has that without too much bullshit included (fms tricks on runs, and fmx/skill games lumped in with career mode). for all the nail biting and worrying I did right before the game came out, it turned out well. im definitely enjoying Fusion.
(having it on a shiny new console helps too!)
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