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Tomorrow lunchtime, I will have a site up and running for top scores, please post your bests on this topic and see your name in lights tomorrow.
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i've only got about 200,000 in a single move...
900 followed by a lot of grinding and manualing and occassionally lip tricks....
900 followed by a lot of grinding and manualing and occassionally lip tricks....
Good, you shouldn't. I started to cheat on TM: B - because I was crap. But then I started to get really good without the cheats so I stopped forever. Isn't that a nice story?
I haven't really cheated :-( I was just saying that if he wanted more points, then if he cheated he would.
Kids at home, don't cheat and game.
Kids at home, don't cheat and game.
Cheat - works for me.
Erm.... what can I say?
Don't fall over.
You have to keep pushing the boundaries and keep it varied.
Don't just string grinds together, keep switching between grinds, manuals and lip tricks (using the revert) - that way it takes longer for the balance metres to become uncontollable. Oh, and keep spinning, the more you spin, the more points you get!
Also, no when to quit. If you've just come out of a beast of a grind and landed in a manual, if its getting too uncontrollable its time to stop. Keep pushing it, but know your limits.
Don't fall over.
You have to keep pushing the boundaries and keep it varied.
Don't just string grinds together, keep switching between grinds, manuals and lip tricks (using the revert) - that way it takes longer for the balance metres to become uncontollable. Oh, and keep spinning, the more you spin, the more points you get!
Also, no when to quit. If you've just come out of a beast of a grind and landed in a manual, if its getting too uncontrollable its time to stop. Keep pushing it, but know your limits.
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