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Title: Anyone willing to hop on and help learn some basics?
Post by: Clintos on August 05, 2018, 01:24:17 AM
Anyone will to jump on to help me learn some basics and how to setup bike suspension properly? I have a discord so that could make things easier
Title: Re: Anyone willing to hop on and help learn some basics?
Post by: loinen on August 05, 2018, 08:15:49 AM
what exactly do you want to learn? you are MXS admin, I guess you know how physics works in MXS, it's almost the same in MXB except weight transfer and gyro effect which you can learn on your own by training.

for setups check the board you visited already in the past. there are topics with obvious names, analyze them, try the results of your analysis. i personally make susp a bit softer sometimes, sometimes i change sprockets (for SX mostly). try default then change one setting, check the effect, repeat.
http://forum.mx-bikes.com/index.php?board=17.0

these are the basic basics :)
Title: Re: Anyone willing to hop on and help learn some basics?
Post by: Clintos on August 05, 2018, 09:12:59 AM
Yeah, i come from the mx simulator world, i have been playing a one of servers with forest just running laps maybe 20 every now and then, i starting to get the feel of it but the games feels and handles alot different to sim so i find there is a bit more of a learning curve.
Title: Re: Anyone willing to hop on and help learn some basics?
Post by: loinen on August 05, 2018, 10:40:31 AM
forest is one of the easiest tracks. if you want faster skillboost go to SX - more pain but more gain :D if it's not your way then run through as many as possible tracks, don't fix on a single one for too long. Paleta is the best track for training whips/scrubs.
in MXB virtual pilot hands follow your stick in every micro move, in MXS it works almost like if you'd play on keyboard e.g. when you move stick left and return it to full vertical pos bike doesn't return to full vertical until you start "pressing" right. i think this is the main reason why MXB handling may feel so different to MXS riders. try to play with Direct Lean value in the game settings (i'd recommend to set 100 or close)
Title: Re: Anyone willing to hop on and help learn some basics?
Post by: Asdrael on August 05, 2018, 11:23:04 AM
Honestly it is a game... The only way to get better is to find your way and practice. I would recommend getting the OEM pack as a start but I am biased ;)

I would go as follow:

1. Find a controller setting you like. Not only the layout, you have a lot of parameters you can touch (smoothen, linearity come to mind). They can really affect how you ride.

2. Set a Direct Lean you like. Try it at 100% and at 20% to get idea what it does, and play a bit. Mine is at 75% I think.

3. Find a bike you like and practice. The easiest bike currently is Alta with the Eco engine map. Otherwise, a RM125 or RMZ250 are the easy choices in theory category. I would advise against 450s for now.

4. For tracks, Forrest is a good starter track. Then you should get a good feel what you like. Starting out in SX, I think JS 7 compound south sx very easy and teaches the basics in a forgiving way. Actually, you can most likely just load JS7 compound and switch between south sx and national layout to train.

5. Keep having fun.
Title: Re: Anyone willing to hop on and help learn some basics?
Post by: Clintos on August 06, 2018, 07:40:42 AM
Quote from: Asdrael on August 05, 2018, 11:23:04 AM
Honestly it is a game... The only way to get better is to find your way and practice. I would recommend getting the OEM pack as a start but I am biased ;)

I would go as follow:

1. Find a controller setting you like. Not only the layout, you have a lot of parameters you can touch (smoothen, linearity come to mind). They can really affect how you ride.

2. Set a Direct Lean you like. Try it at 100% and at 20% to get idea what it does, and play a bit. Mine is at 75% I think.

3. Find a bike you like and practice. The easiest bike currently is Alta with the Eco engine map. Otherwise, a RM125 or RMZ250 are the easy choices in theory category. I would advise against 450s for now.

4. For tracks, Forrest is a good starter track. Then you should get a good feel what you like. Starting out in SX, I think JS 7 compound south sx very easy and teaches the basics in a forgiving way. Actually, you can most likely just load JS7 compound and switch between south sx and national layout to train.

5. Keep having fun.

Yeah thanks im definitely having alot of fun with the game, just looking some more people to play with aswell as it makes it even more fun aswell. Thorougly enjoying compared to when i last played it.
Title: Re: Anyone willing to hop on and help learn some basics?
Post by: albinaguerette on July 26, 2023, 11:08:09 AM
This is said from my experience: to improve - try different controller settings, experiment with Direct Lean, choose suitable bikes, and explore various tracks. Study tutorials and analyze top players. Review your gameplay, learn from losses, and stay updated on patches)) Stay patient, and most importantly, enjoy the process of learning and improving! Researching and studying are the most essential part of the beginning basics learning.
Title: Re: Anyone willing to hop on and help learn some basics?
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