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It’s probably to do with your nvidia settings, I have a full step by step walkthrough of what I do for my screenshots on my channel too

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and good edit huey

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getting a ear full saying to come out you gotta @@sully4395

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I haven’t played bikes enough to give a real honest answer, but the main difference I found was the leaning. On mx bikes you can really lay the bike over and sometimes is even faster to flat track turns, on sim it’s the complete opposite, you have so much less grip in flat turns (which is how it should be imo). You also just have to learn how to play the game too, they’re both motocross games but they play very differently and honestly sim is probably harder to learn just because it’s less forgiving compared to bikes. If you do want to try the game you can try the demo but it’s nowhere near how the full game plays and the tracks that come with the demo are so outdated that it doesn’t give you a proper feel as to how the game plays. If you do end up buying the game just remember it’s not the same as bikes so it’ll be a different challenge to learn the game and you have to give it time. Hope this was helpful :)

@@Huey335 as a person who plays a lot of different Sims of the same thing I understand. I'll probly hold off on purchasing mxsimulator until I can give it its due diligence like you said. I just started mxb and I like it but it does feel like a video game.