Maia
2003-12-12 21:58:52 UTC
I am a bit of a klutz and never played any racing games, so it took me
a loong time to understand the "gear-switching" system in this
mini-game, let alone to use it whilst simultaneously avoiding
obstacles and hitting speed boosters. On Taris it didn't matter (which
along with required times makes it very amusing that it is referred to
as swoop race Mekka), as long as you clicked the mouse erratically,
avoided obstacles and hit a few rather conveniently placed speed pads.
Tatooine race is extremely unforgiving in comparison and I have spent
a couple of hours trying to beat it.
However, once I am in high gear (5 or 6), the speed boosters don't
work for me anymore. Is it a feature or a bug? I seem to remember that
it wasn't so when I started playing with the track, but of course I
don't know which gears I used then. And the XBox swoop race guide on
gamefaq implies that they should remain effective....
a loong time to understand the "gear-switching" system in this
mini-game, let alone to use it whilst simultaneously avoiding
obstacles and hitting speed boosters. On Taris it didn't matter (which
along with required times makes it very amusing that it is referred to
as swoop race Mekka), as long as you clicked the mouse erratically,
avoided obstacles and hit a few rather conveniently placed speed pads.
Tatooine race is extremely unforgiving in comparison and I have spent
a couple of hours trying to beat it.
However, once I am in high gear (5 or 6), the speed boosters don't
work for me anymore. Is it a feature or a bug? I seem to remember that
it wasn't so when I started playing with the track, but of course I
don't know which gears I used then. And the XBox swoop race guide on
gamefaq implies that they should remain effective....