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Has anyone figured out how to actually drive those things?

They're nearly impossible to drive. Everytime I try to take one on a windy road, I can't make any of the turns and I crash into every object around. Is there an art to it? What keys should I be using? Thanks.

Incognito84 wrote:Has anyone figured out how to actually drive those things?

They're nearly impossible to drive. Everytime I try to take one on a windy road, I can't make any of the turns and I crash into every object around. Is there an art to it? What keys should I be using? Thanks.

Your mouse is just leaning, Use A/D to make tight turns.

think of it like a helicopter that doesn't go up and down.

lean using the mouse, like the roll on a helicopter

and left and right is a and d, which is like a rudder.

When at speed use the roll, when needing to do sharpe turns, use the rudder.

Dr2B Rudd wrote:think of it like a helicopter that doesn't go up and down.

lean using the mouse, like the roll on a helicopter

and left and right is a and d, which is like a rudder.

When at speed use the roll, when needing to do sharpe turns, use the rudder.

And when you need to go straight forward take a car, or walk

^^ or get someone else to drive I love to run about on the bikes their great fun and if you have a good driver you can get to you destination in one piece usualy

Last weekend I drove the bike around kashan desert in training mode. Went from the jet training base to the heli base and back again... the bike blew up when i decided to take a detour from the road and go to a bit of off roading

Still held up very well, fun to drive when you get used to it.

Edit: Also if you move the mouse forward or back, it pitches it in the air, or allows u to do a wheelie or something off a bump.

really the bikes might benefit from a lower cruising speed but the same boost speed, as going slower lets u offroad better.

I think its better to let it keep its speed, just let ppl figure out the slow part.. (heck i was going around 40 going down that hill.. what do ya expect )

still an aggravating issue with getting them off the ground sometimes. have to ride on side for a bit until it will up-right itself...

I understand it is hard to ride bikes oon PR, but when you get use to it you will be like a darty arrow darting in any which way you please.

Here is a good tip on using the dirtbike: Don't use it

I love the controls for the dirtbikes but they need to be more able to handle offroading and be less glitchy once that is fixed then they are perfect. Well if your passage could fire there weapon to then perfect.

I find the dirtbikes on Op. Archer to be great on the smoother hills around the airport to the north. It's a bit of a challenge driving it in urban areas, but it's still doable if you go at it slow. That becomes a problem with hostiles in the area however.

Once again, you just gotta practice. Learn each vehis limitations and you will be fine

The dirtbike would be a perfectly fine vehicle if it didn't act as if you had a ping of 1000

Upgrade your computer?

I'll go ahead and say that mine is better than yours, its the EA model