PreFu"zz"ion

I'm back! I bet a lot of you don't remember me, but I used to be Coconut1643, and after many name changes, I became Chrezz.

So here is my first track, in 2 years!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nefA3IVwHU4

You have a lot to learn. Those curves are pretty rough, try making them smoother. You should also try making more manuals than flatsleding. Other than that, it wasn't to bad, its also nice to see your back and making more tracks.

Right now, I see it like the manuals are considered "old school" by the most of people, all that flingy gravity well stuff is considered "cool" and flatsledding is considered retro. That is my point of view . Also, why noone uses green lines? To the track, I am not sure what to say, maybe it is because I am not experienced enough yet.

Hey! Welcome back to WRtL

I actually really enjoyed it. It looks fun and enjoyable. I certainly think you could develop your manauls. You can do them . Yes, Stallie makes a good point about making your curves smoother, so do that if you can.

Don't be discouraged though. This was great old-school Line Riding that was fun to watch!

BoltKey wrote:Right now, I see it like the manuals are considered "old school" by the most of people, all that flingy gravity well stuff is considered "cool" and flatsledding is considered retro. That is my point of view . Also, why noone uses green lines? To the track, I am not sure what to say, maybe it is because I am not experienced enough yet.

Apparently we, the community, have given you the wrong impression. "Old school," "cool," and "retro" are mainly based off of the tracks' style, and not the tricks used. Regardless of what you do, it can be done with a "modern" feel to it. It all just depends on how well you pull off the trick(s).

@ track, I liked it. I'd prefer it if your manuals were sustained a bit longer and had more pressure/stability, but I digress. Definitely old school, and quite enjoyable. Your curves are a bit unsmooth, but it's not a huge deal since their shape was fine.

Personally, I enjoyed the track myself.

The only thing I would suggest is to try and smooth out your curves like stallie said.

The manuals and gravity wells will come with time and experience.

Lol, thanks for the comments guys. I know, it's been 2 years, I need to brush up on my skills, haha!

Good to see someone who has less skill than me No joke I have more skill than, urhm, A rat?

^ oh come on, this wasn't that bad. it was fast-paced and fun, even if it was sloppy and there was lots of flatsled.

Pinter wrote:Good to see someone who has less skill than me

Some how, I doubt that.

It was an interesting track. That one nose manual that's at about the halfway point is actually pressured fairly evenly.

second post,

I like the fact that you did a collab with yourself

on youtube or weridethelines?

theacp127 wrote:on youtube or weridethelines?

Sorry, I don't understand the question...what on youtube or WrtL?

^ I think he means if this is his first track after 1 year on yt or wrtl.

If you look closely he says "I think theacp127 should subscribe to me." I was wondering what he wanted me to subscribe to.

theacp127 wrote:If you look closely he says "I think theacp127 should subscribe to me." I was wondering what he wanted me to subscribe to.

1. that's his signature, not his post

2. https://iridethelines.forumotion.com/t1680-you-suck-username
if you type that you get the username of whoever is reading it. for me it says rabid squirrel.

rabid squirrel wrote:

theacp127 wrote:If you look closely he says "I think theacp127 should subscribe to me." I was wondering what he wanted me to subscribe to.

1. that's his signature, not his post

2. https://iridethelines.forumotion.com/t1680-you-suck-username
if you type that you get the username of whoever is reading it. for me it says rabid squirrel.

I really don't see the point in that tag, it's so confusing! :-/