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I've completed the story mode, so now I'm onto the "street challenges" in the GG's notebook, but I don't really understand what's what.
On the Oogenzaka Hill Street Challenge it says:
Grind Combo x 10
Air Combo x 3
20 Tricks
50000
I can't quite grasp what these mean and how do you know when you've done them? It's all a little vague.
What's the "50000" referring to?
"20 Tricks" - what's all that about? Surely I've performed 20 tricks by now, but nothing has happened?
If anyone can make the "Street Challenges" clearer for me I'd be grateful.
On the Oogenzaka Hill Street Challenge it says:
Grind Combo x 10
Air Combo x 3
20 Tricks
50000
I can't quite grasp what these mean and how do you know when you've done them? It's all a little vague.
What's the "50000" referring to?
"20 Tricks" - what's all that about? Surely I've performed 20 tricks by now, but nothing has happened?
If anyone can make the "Street Challenges" clearer for me I'd be grateful.
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Cheers adrian, I know where you mean. I'll go and try it.
Nomad_Soul wrote:
> Do you know where the "hidden graffiti soul" is on Chou
> Street?
> The hint says "G -W -G -W -to reach the sewage"
If you go down where the sewage pipe(halfpipe) is. There is the street, in the street are the boards that are on the wall. Well you start at the opposite end to the pipe, and you grind down the street. As soon you see a board jump from the grind, hit the board which makes you wallride it. Then you keep doing this all the way down the street without touching the floor. Its just grind, wallride, grind, wallride.
> Do you know where the "hidden graffiti soul" is on Chou
> Street?
> The hint says "G -W -G -W -to reach the sewage"
If you go down where the sewage pipe(halfpipe) is. There is the street, in the street are the boards that are on the wall. Well you start at the opposite end to the pipe, and you grind down the street. As soon you see a board jump from the grind, hit the board which makes you wallride it. Then you keep doing this all the way down the street without touching the floor. Its just grind, wallride, grind, wallride.
Nomad_Soul wrote:
> Do you know where the "hidden graffiti soul" is on Chou
> Street?
> The hint says "G -W -G -W -to reach the sewage"
If you go down where the sewage pipe(halfpipe) is. There is the street, in the street are the boards that are on the wall. Well you start at the opposite end to the pipe, and you grind down the street. As soon you see a board jump from the grind, hit the board which makes you wallride it. Then you keep doing this all the way down the street without touching the floor. Its just grind, wallride, grind, wallride.
> Do you know where the "hidden graffiti soul" is on Chou
> Street?
> The hint says "G -W -G -W -to reach the sewage"
If you go down where the sewage pipe(halfpipe) is. There is the street, in the street are the boards that are on the wall. Well you start at the opposite end to the pipe, and you grind down the street. As soon you see a board jump from the grind, hit the board which makes you wallride it. Then you keep doing this all the way down the street without touching the floor. Its just grind, wallride, grind, wallride.
adrian wrote:
>I've done all the street challenges on every level, got all the graffiti souls from them.
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Seeing you've done all the street challenges, maybe you could help me out.
Do you know where the "hidden graffiti soul" is on Chou Street?
The hint says "G -> W -> G -> W -> to reach the sewage"
>I've done all the street challenges on every level, got all the graffiti souls from them.
-
Seeing you've done all the street challenges, maybe you could help me out.
Do you know where the "hidden graffiti soul" is on Chou Street?
The hint says "G -> W -> G -> W -> to reach the sewage"
Nomad_Soul wrote:
> One of the stages (the bus station one I think) requires 100,000 combo
> points. I've tried and I can't get anywhere near. Flippin' hard -
> almost impossible.
Wait till you have to get 300,000 combos later in the game. Also i've had over 200 combo in the game. I've done all the street challenges on ever level, got all the graffiti souls from them. Only thing left to do now is to do some of the Test runs to get the extra characters and spray over the extra graffiti that pops up once you get near the end of the game.
> One of the stages (the bus station one I think) requires 100,000 combo
> points. I've tried and I can't get anywhere near. Flippin' hard -
> almost impossible.
Wait till you have to get 300,000 combos later in the game. Also i've had over 200 combo in the game. I've done all the street challenges on ever level, got all the graffiti souls from them. Only thing left to do now is to do some of the Test runs to get the extra characters and spray over the extra graffiti that pops up once you get near the end of the game.
Yeah its well worth getting mate. ;-) One of the best games on the X-Box so far.
savatt1668 wrote:
> The trick is to find an area in the level that will help you to string
> loads of moves together. In the sewer area you'll find plenty of
> pipes around to grind on and stuff. Its really a matter of spotting a
> set up that shows potential for big scores. Always look for the long
> rails, etc.
Yeah that's good advice. I've just managed to do a 100,000+ combo on the bus terminal stage which at first I thought was near on impossible to do.
> The trick is to find an area in the level that will help you to string
> loads of moves together. In the sewer area you'll find plenty of
> pipes around to grind on and stuff. Its really a matter of spotting a
> set up that shows potential for big scores. Always look for the long
> rails, etc.
Yeah that's good advice. I've just managed to do a 100,000+ combo on the bus terminal stage which at first I thought was near on impossible to do.
The trick is to find an area in the level that will help you to string loads of moves together. In the sewer area you'll find plenty of pipes around to grind on and stuff. Its really a matter of spotting a set up that shows potential for big scores. Always look for the long rails, etc.
Also, if anyones finding it hard to string together a certain amount of moves, again look for the long rails, etc to grind on - but when you start to grind, pull back to slow yourself down while performing the grind tricks, this will keep you on the rail for longer and get you a good number of extra tricks in there. ;-)
Also, if anyones finding it hard to string together a certain amount of moves, again look for the long rails, etc to grind on - but when you start to grind, pull back to slow yourself down while performing the grind tricks, this will keep you on the rail for longer and get you a good number of extra tricks in there. ;-)
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