This is a track guide for the most part. Most new players are looking for help with controlling bike over steer and under steer with rider weight distribution by the analog stick, braking techniques (not just visual markers), bike electronic settings (anti-wheelie, engine brake, traction control) what values, when and why. The developers should step up with respect to information on their game. Would love to know for example, if there’s more grip available on the visible racing line after a few laps and rubber starts getting laid down on the tarmac.
@clovdz6073 the AI in this game is untouchable even at the easy level. It is way too hard even for hard-core gamers. I have not seen a video where guidelines are set so that players can enjoy the game. I have tried numerous times failing in this game. Feel like selling this game. Ride 2 was way way better.
@@whitewolf.. yeah I don’t understand how robo does it at 120% difficulty. I can do the slower bikes at like 80-90% but as soon as I step up to the 1000cc race models I gotta drop the difficulty down to like 40% to even stay with the pack.
I run minimum final gear ratio just to see the back of the pack with aggressive acceleration and soft braking. Tyre wear seems to drop off the most on the 2nd lap
Would really love to see more help videos and tutorials. Just got it as my first moto-racing game, love the difficulty. But every time I feel like I'm doing good, Hopping back at your videos and seeing that you did a race A LOT faster than me xD. Definitely having some hard time with the brake and turning, but that comes with the experience, I guess. Thanks a giant lot for all the content!
Nice, smooth riding, man! This is my first motorcycle racing sim, and I’m loving it! It is crazy how different it is than car racing sims. I know that sounds obvious, but I was still surprised. The cornering can just be brutal, but it feels so damn good when you nail it.
I've just started. I have ridden a little and passengered a heap of times on a big Japanese bike (a Ninja) though I don't ride irl. But I'm a massive car head and even though I've only played it once for about 40min with most of the assists on, this game feels so good. Control feels deep and 'realistic' like the best car games so I know it's going to feel so sweet once I've learned it.
@@Ciwe yes, but even still I do mess up alot. I guess just keep doing laps and keep the game in simulation for physics, I adjusted some of the button mapping too and only use the engine brake on 3. No anti wheelie or traction control. If you find it too hard only change the physics setting to an easier one. Hopefully it helps
Im really new at this game bought it today but anyways i noticed that when u race against ai try to imitate their lines at corners it helps alot, and another thing i realised is that for better grip and tighter turn its better to slow down before corner and then let it enginebrake the whole corner no brakes just enginebrake it has a lot better grip.
Thanks a lot for this and all other videos! It really has helped me! I’m a huge car-game fan for a long long time but had never played any bike games although I love bikes irl (ride an R1 myself). Your videos sold me on this game and although the first couple of hours were PAINFUL now I’m loving it and feeling myself improve. One thing I would love to get some input on is the mechanics of the game and how/when you (or others) use certain things. For example, when do you click the tuck in button, when and how do you move the rider on the bike (left analog forward and backward), etc.
Rear brake if you lose the front end, I'll have to remember that one! Front weight shift helps with turn in on fast sweepers yet the head bob tuck is more like DRS under acceleration
For me the most difficult time attack was southern 100 on the paton, took a while that one. Though i was learning the track too, having to really commit on some corners, keeping it pinned in 4th on a blind one is, ahhhggghh
After watcing this video, I think it would be a very helpful if you turned this into a series..like a "Track/s of the Week" sort of thing where you do a lap and breakdown of brake points, corner transitions, some unique up shift/down shift moments and just your overall mindset while you race the track/s. I think this help will many of us who really enjoy these games but still struggle with making the correct decisions with braking, corner entry/exit. Thanks for this content.
Handy to know if you play the game, A lot of braking markers to memorize. I suppose you get used to it after a year or two 😃. Plus different bikes have different speeds so that wouldn't help! Great job helping out all the beginners of the game. People might be getting it for X-mass. Anyway, All the best & as usual stay safe. Great Job man.
For the Suzuka corner on the R1, you can go in pretty hot with 3rd gear but you can't give it any throttle at all. I can feel the controller pretty much telling me "If you give this bike any throttle at all at this peed, I will tuck your front tyre!" LOL it's my favorite track right behind mugello though, I get some of my best races out of those two tracks. Great video!
I've been beating my head against the wall with upgrades as some bikes prefer the heavy stock wheel that can't be painted. Wheel choice has the greatest impact on handling
Lol I wish this had come out before I've frustrated myself so hard in Ride 4 lol! Anyway, great video, I was surprised that the brake markers I developed is almost identical to urs! Thank you!
We can only hope to be as good as you. I noticed after the game updates, the rear break doesn’t send you into orbit any more. Still have to be gentle with it though. Good tips my friend!
DUDE!! Thank you so much for making this vid! 1000% you should make more of these tips and tricks videos! I just got this game, and it's incredibly challenging. I find myself misjudging my lines, prob cuz it's my first bike game. Could you do a vid on your controller button layout? I tried assigning rear brake to right analogue stick so i can modulate, but it's too hard since i'm also downshifting lol
No problem!! As for the buttons I use the default layout apart from I changed “Y” to tuck and “LB” to clutch, rear brake I tend to stay away from unless I’m just trying to keep the front of the bike down
One thing that I absolutley hate about this game and prevents me to enjoy it is that the bike doesn't roll by the contact patch between the wheel and the asphalt. IT DOES BY YOUR HEAD, which develops a total unreallistic handling, making impossible to follow the correct path through bends an even to open to the limit in the straight to turn right after braking CAUSE YOU'RE GONNA END UP RIDING OVER GRASS. Such a waste of game... Honestly, it's a shame, cause models, lighting, sounds, locations... Are truly a piece of art. Great video btw
For PC-users: Which controller are you using?! I was happy with my Turtle Beach "Recon" but it keeps losing its connection at critical times so I've ordered the GuliKit "King Kong 2 Pro" from Amazon for about 68 bucks. Interesting-sounding technology.
Hello been following you for a long time and I noticed the brake technique you use, on - off and pulsating. Can you create a video on how to properly do it? It has helped me a lot but sometimes I just dont know when to use it. Thanks
I started playing this game thinking it was a little fun bike game and oh was i wrong. I have the physics on simplified and its still so hard. I need the tips
Tips for PS4. Take game out put in case stack it on top of isle of man racing game, tell yourself I’m a motorcycle fan I’m a motorcycle fan I’m a motorcycle fan that’s why I bought this. Done. Play motogp 2020
the Game has serious tire problems! it is not clear which is the best temperature, the best compound in each situation. this leaves the game very fickle and it is horrible for the player to measure his performance. In addition there are bugs in the exchange, as there are players who seem to have bikes with infinite acceleration and speeds. horrible it has to be fixed.
God these games are so fucking difficult...souls and sekiro is nothing compared to this... How the help am I supposed to keep the bike steady with an anolog stick? I keep pushing n pulling constantly which makes me miss the entry points most of the time...it's ridiculous
Why do players like you who are obviously good at this game take it that everyone is in your league. I think your just showing us how good you are. Basically I want easy to mean easy Show us how to play in easy mode including set up for each bike on each track. What you are showing is useless
I almost feel sorry for the game. Its physics are too good for its own good. So many butt hurt arcade riders out there claiming the pHySiCs have gone backwards since R3. Anything but physics.
@@ROBO46 Sure but there also are people on Steam saying R3 physics were better. This must be peoples the most disliked game on Steam(62% rating ) I really enjoy 😂
@@ROBO46 This is my first time playing any of the ride series. Only been playing bike games for a couple months now. I play on advanced physics, at 80% difficulty. Gradually increasing as I go. These tips are great so thanks 👍 Also for any other new players watching, I found watching robos throttle/brake bars at the side of the screen to get my braking and cornering better and which gears to be in for corners. That itself helped me massively at the start of playing the game! Tbh cant learn from anyone better 😂😂
This is a track guide for the most part. Most new players are looking for help with controlling bike over steer and under steer with rider weight distribution by the analog stick, braking techniques (not just visual markers), bike electronic settings (anti-wheelie, engine brake, traction control) what values, when and why. The developers should step up with respect to information on their game. Would love to know for example, if there’s more grip available on the visible racing line after a few laps and rubber starts getting laid down on the tarmac.
Couldn't have said it any better
@clovdz6073 the AI in this game is untouchable even at the easy level. It is way too hard even for hard-core gamers. I have not seen a video where guidelines are set so that players can enjoy the game. I have tried numerous times failing in this game. Feel like selling this game. Ride 2 was way way better.
@@whitewolf.. yeah I don’t understand how robo does it at 120% difficulty. I can do the slower bikes at like 80-90% but as soon as I step up to the 1000cc race models I gotta drop the difficulty down to like 40% to even stay with the pack.
I run minimum final gear ratio just to see the back of the pack with aggressive acceleration and soft braking. Tyre wear seems to drop off the most on the 2nd lap
Would really love to see more help videos and tutorials. Just got it as my first moto-racing game, love the difficulty. But every time I feel like I'm doing good, Hopping back at your videos and seeing that you did a race A LOT faster than me xD. Definitely having some hard time with the brake and turning, but that comes with the experience, I guess. Thanks a giant lot for all the content!
Nice, smooth riding, man! This is my first motorcycle racing sim, and I’m loving it! It is crazy how different it is than car racing sims. I know that sounds obvious, but I was still surprised. The cornering can just be brutal, but it feels so damn good when you nail it.
You ride a bike in real life? The only reason I bought this game is because my bike is on it, and I'm struggling like mad!
@@Norton1531 I ride a scooter for fun, but I really want to replace it with a motorcycle. Will do before long.
@@Norton1531 Which bike is it?
@@cosmonomad2971 I’ve got a Honda CB600F Hornet.
I've just started. I have ridden a little and passengered a heap of times on a big Japanese bike (a Ninja) though I don't ride irl.
But I'm a massive car head and even though I've only played it once for about 40min with most of the assists on, this game feels so good.
Control feels deep and 'realistic' like the best car games so I know it's going to feel so sweet once I've learned it.
These were actually real tips, finally. I wish there was a tutorial for total beginners too. No one made one apparently.
Yeah man, i saw DrAce tips, got me up few second. But still not enough for European League 1st Test. Yup, i still stuck there
Yea I really suck at this game... lol.
@@LJT9393 did you ever improve? Just bought it and am awful lol
@@Ciwe yes, but even still I do mess up alot. I guess just keep doing laps and keep the game in simulation for physics, I adjusted some of the button mapping too and only use the engine brake on 3. No anti wheelie or traction control. If you find it too hard only change the physics setting to an easier one. Hopefully it helps
Im really new at this game bought it today but anyways i noticed that when u race against ai try to imitate their lines at corners it helps alot, and another thing i realised is that for better grip and tighter turn its better to slow down before corner and then let it enginebrake the whole corner no brakes just enginebrake it has a lot better grip.
I wish I was that good, but thanks for the tips
No problem 👍
I was like finally some advice... then watched and it's like yeah just have fantastic race IQ and skills lol
Thanks a lot for this and all other videos! It really has helped me! I’m a huge car-game fan for a long long time but had never played any bike games although I love bikes irl (ride an R1 myself). Your videos sold me on this game and although the first couple of hours were PAINFUL now I’m loving it and feeling myself improve. One thing I would love to get some input on is the mechanics of the game and how/when you (or others) use certain things. For example, when do you click the tuck in button, when and how do you move the rider on the bike (left analog forward and backward), etc.
Rear brake if you lose the front end, I'll have to remember that one! Front weight shift helps with turn in on fast sweepers yet the head bob tuck is more like DRS under acceleration
If you ride, you probably tuck in when you feel the helmet pulling against the chinstrap and maybe your eyes start to water a bit
For me the most difficult time attack was southern 100 on the paton, took a while that one. Though i was learning the track too, having to really commit on some corners, keeping it pinned in 4th on a blind one is, ahhhggghh
The paton is the worst handling bike as lighter bikes tend to be twitchier
After watcing this video, I think it would be a very helpful if you turned this into a series..like a "Track/s of the Week" sort of thing where you do a lap and breakdown of brake points, corner transitions, some unique up shift/down shift moments and just your overall mindset while you race the track/s. I think this help will many of us who really enjoy these games but still struggle with making the correct decisions with braking, corner entry/exit. Thanks for this content.
That would be very good 🙂👍
Handy to know if you play the game, A lot of braking markers to memorize. I suppose you get used to it after a year or two 😃. Plus different bikes have different speeds so that wouldn't help! Great job helping out all the beginners of the game. People might be getting it for X-mass. Anyway, All the best & as usual stay safe. Great Job man.
Thank you mate hoping it helps people out 👍👍
For the Suzuka corner on the R1, you can go in pretty hot with 3rd gear but you can't give it any throttle at all. I can feel the controller pretty much telling me "If you give this bike any throttle at all at this peed, I will tuck your front tyre!" LOL it's my favorite track right behind mugello though, I get some of my best races out of those two tracks. Great video!
I've been beating my head against the wall with upgrades as some bikes prefer the heavy stock wheel that can't be painted. Wheel choice has the greatest impact on handling
I agree. Practice makes perfect
This video helped me a great deal, please keep the tips coming when you can. Thank you.
Glad it helped 👍👍
THIS IS WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR... THANKS MAN!!! YOU'RE BEAST!!!!
No worries
Got your sticker in front of my Motogp™️21 new helmet. 😁🔥👌
Nice 😁😁
Fabulous advice 👌🖤👏💪
Excellent Work! Thanks a lot! I'm ready for another video of tips!
Thank you mate 👍
Thanks for the tips, have you done a video on bike settings. Suspension and Transmission setup?
Lol I wish this had come out before I've frustrated myself so hard in Ride 4 lol! Anyway, great video, I was surprised that the brake markers I developed is almost identical to urs! Thank you!
Haha sorry took a lot of work to put this video together and wanted to use a wide range of bikes on most of the tracks
This is really helpful, great tips Mate!
Glad it’s helpful 👍
More of these indeed!
Great tips robo46 ...keep it rollin...
We can only hope to be as good as you. I noticed after the game updates, the rear break doesn’t send you into orbit any more. Still have to be gentle with it though. Good tips my friend!
Glad they’ve helped!!
DUDE!! Thank you so much for making this vid! 1000% you should make more of these tips and tricks videos! I just got this game, and it's incredibly challenging. I find myself misjudging my lines, prob cuz it's my first bike game. Could you do a vid on your controller button layout? I tried assigning rear brake to right analogue stick so i can modulate, but it's too hard since i'm also downshifting lol
No problem!! As for the buttons I use the default layout apart from I changed “Y” to tuck and “LB” to clutch, rear brake I tend to stay away from unless I’m just trying to keep the front of the bike down
@@ROBO46 do you use the Elite controller or just the regular? Thanks!
Thanks for the tips mate great to see your style 👍🏻. I’m never gonna learn all the braking points 🤣
Haha no worries!!
One thing that I absolutley hate about this game and prevents me to enjoy it is that the bike doesn't roll by the contact patch between the wheel and the asphalt. IT DOES BY YOUR HEAD, which develops a total unreallistic handling, making impossible to follow the correct path through bends an even to open to the limit in the straight to turn right after braking CAUSE YOU'RE GONNA END UP RIDING OVER GRASS. Such a waste of game... Honestly, it's a shame, cause models, lighting, sounds, locations... Are truly a piece of art.
Great video btw
Great Tips Robo!
No problem glad you enjoyed them!!
Great video's, very helpful - in awe at your detailed analysis! Suspension and gearing tips please?
Thanks glad it helped!!
For PC-users: Which controller are you using?! I was happy with my Turtle Beach "Recon" but it keeps losing its connection at critical times so I've ordered the GuliKit "King Kong 2 Pro" from Amazon for about 68 bucks. Interesting-sounding technology.
Thanks for the great tips! I still won’t be anywhere near as good as you!!
You’re welcome!!!
Well done mate, but you should have titled this video a track guide
Thanks for the tips!
Bought it today. The graphics are amazing... Now I just need to learn how to ride lol
Hope these tips help!!
Great videos any chance of a bike setup videos
THIS LEGITS WORKS THANKS SO MUCH
Your race craft is quite amazing
Thank you 👍
Brilliant video, really useful tips, I'll be looking out for all your markers especially on the Northwest track that I struggle on
Great vid thanks for the tips
No problem 👍
Do you have any video talking about setting up the bike, im a little lost in that question
Well needed thanks
You’re welcome
Great video!
Thank you!!!
Thank you for this video, does this translate to real life? Ive literally watching every video of your to learn.
No, real life have traffic and pothole and stuff. But apex , trail braking those is real and usable
Hello been following you for a long time and I noticed the brake technique you use, on - off and pulsating. Can you create a video on how to properly do it? It has helped me a lot but sometimes I just dont know when to use it. Thanks
Most of the time my braking I’m not even thinking about what I am doing
@@ROBO46 Yeah, muscle memory
Great skills, controler or steering wheel u re using?
Controller
Give us some tt tips on x box one if you can, good vidio thanks good tips... 👍 🙏 🇬🇧
Nice
I don’t know but there is no way to count little red curbs and markers when stopping down from 250km/h
👍👍
Def make more
Is there a reason I cant ride my bikes in multiplayer? I only have 1 bike option in all multiplayer categories. Is this an issue for anyone else?
Lol watching you i now know how bad i am😮
Can you give me any information as to why I don’t have the rake and trail option
Does anyone know how to get racing lines, it impossible to find I’m trying out new maps but don’t know the route, so I need lines for now please help
So how do you free roam? Just got it and the track is pretty harf
Ay I gotta make u a blue helmet and a green helmet now bro lol frfr
I started playing this game thinking it was a little fun bike game and oh was i wrong. I have the physics on simplified and its still so hard. I need the tips
Best racing game ever made
ride 3 is better
Lol how can I see those "marks" when it's speedy and blurry? This is advanced tutorial not beginner tutorial it seems.
Tips for PS4. Take game out put in case stack it on top of isle of man racing game, tell yourself I’m a motorcycle fan I’m a motorcycle fan I’m a motorcycle fan that’s why I bought this. Done. Play motogp 2020
I got so frustrated with this game. Is so hard to control it
Imma return this back to gamestop asap
Robot! I can't make a quick start. how do i use the clutch to release fast? help me. please ! thanks !!!
Hello Robo, since you start the game, do you change the transmission?
I always play on manual transmission
@@ROBO46 Sorry i mean the gear..Do you change the gear?
Will these tips help me with Ride 1?
Playing this game with that camera view should be illegal.
Not really
The 2nd set of red blocks? Really? They all blur into one big long multi-coloured strip in my world.
How come u can see the red curbside or other marker with that speed on right timing to take a brake?
Because you get used to where they are
Do you have a generic bike set up you can use for all the bikes?
I generally use default unless I need something extra
I’m level 10 and I suck at braking when I’m supposed to
Do you mess with suspension and gear ratios or this is all with default settings?
In this video it’s all default settings
@@ROBO46 Thanks
I am stuck at the registration test 😭
Hi are you using a standard controller?
Yes I am
not using the rear brake at all in this game @robo46? It seems busted compared to MotoGP20
Yeah I only use it as a last resort on RIDE 4
What bike is that he is using on the NW 200 in the vid?
Can't get my bikes to 195!
It’s the Ducati Panigale V4R Racing Modified
My man said he don’t like the game
You know this game was clearly not tested properly when the fucking autopilot crashes at a corner.
3:57 you good bro?
I'm starting to think bikes aren't for me because I cant get control of this game at ALL
It is hard. Start with low powerd bikes, the challenges are very good.
Why slipstream only works on player's bike? Not even between AI's bike.
I don’t know I didn’t make the game
@@ROBO46 of course you didn't. But doesn't it look curious? Good video, as always. (Y)
the Game has serious tire problems! it is not clear which is the best temperature, the best compound in each situation. this leaves the game very fickle and it is horrible for the player to measure his performance. In addition there are bugs in the exchange, as there are players who seem to have bikes with infinite acceleration and speeds. horrible it has to be fixed.
God these games are so fucking difficult...souls and sekiro is nothing compared to this...
How the help am I supposed to keep the bike steady with an anolog stick? I keep pushing n pulling constantly which makes me miss the entry points most of the time...it's ridiculous
suspention video
I already regret buying this shit I can’t get the hang of it
Why do players like you who are obviously good at this game take it that everyone is in your league.
I think your just showing us how good you are.
Basically I want easy to mean easy
Show us how to play in easy mode including set up for each bike on each track.
What you are showing is useless
I almost feel sorry for the game. Its physics are too good for its own good. So many butt hurt arcade riders out there claiming the pHySiCs have gone backwards since R3. Anything but physics.
I think it’s more new players who have no experience in the franchise are struggling and are finding the game isn’t very accessible for new players
I love the physics. I hate the AI, they have definitely gone backwards.
@@ROBO46 Sure but there also are people on Steam saying R3 physics were better. This must be peoples the most disliked game on Steam(62% rating ) I really enjoy 😂
@@ROBO46 This is my first time playing any of the ride series. Only been playing bike games for a couple months now. I play on advanced physics, at 80% difficulty. Gradually increasing as I go. These tips are great so thanks 👍 Also for any other new players watching, I found watching robos throttle/brake bars at the side of the screen to get my braking and cornering better and which gears to be in for corners. That itself helped me massively at the start of playing the game! Tbh cant learn from anyone better 😂😂
F this game, back to GT7 it is.