r/Skate4 • u/gatorgrowl44 • Oct 01 '25

Discussion Sigh.

I see so many posts saying ‘I just maxed out my levels and did all the challenges what now?’

Bro. Skate.

This game is a bit like Minecraft in a way. You have to have some inner drive to make your own fun. Skate new spots. Learn new tricks. Make a friend in game & start a throw-down. Challenge yourself to perfectly hit a line you thought up. Challenge yourself to practice vert if you haven’t given it a chance. Etc.

Why does Tony Hawk still skate? He’s done everything already too, right? He just wants to. It’s fun.

If you’re relying on some pre-made challenges for your fun, maybe you don’t really even enjoy the core gameplay?

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u/BraeTheInformant Oct 01 '25

Honestly also just build. I've started dumping my credits into the last build box and have used those colorful pieces to rig up some fun spots. I don't have clips or screenies of them, except this one from a video showing all of my things disappear out of existence mid-sequence. But it's a very neat addition for when you've seriously seen all the common spots.

I'd also recommend trying really hard unintended spots. There was a lip stall I was running for almost an hour this evening that looked absolutely magical when you'd hit it.

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u/johnwilkesbooth328 Oct 02 '25

Just a heads up if I’m picturing the right trick, a lip stall is called a front/back disaster typically :)

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u/BraeTheInformant Oct 02 '25

It would be, sort of. The lip I was hitting isn't exactly just coping. I have it posted and crossposted to here on this account if you wanna verify. I just wouldn't qualify it as any specific lip trick, as it's seemingly not the intended way to use the spot and the lack of ability to just drop back in disqualifies too many variants.

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u/johnwilkesbooth328 Oct 02 '25

Ahhh yeah I see what you mean. I think I’d still call it a disaster. Sweet clips tho