How would a Impossible work?

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Do you think it would be something to the effect of positioning yourself (Regular), doing an ollie and then rotating the right analog stick in circular motion to simulate the rotation of the board around your right foot? ... I daydream a lot when I am skating ^^

[Arkh]

In skater XL you can sorta no comply by pushing mongo and then doing an olly north right after. so maybe that way?

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That's an interesting thought but knowing how Session works, it may be a bit more complex than that XD. It be awesome to starting pulling No Complies though. And, I wish you could stall. I always have this urge to crook stall but, you know, (you fall lol).

[Prismatic Platypus]

I have no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ clue what you are talking about and I wonder, is there a decent site you recommend for such information?

Specifically, names of tricks with diagrams/photos showing details?

I've seen such things in various skate mags and sites online, but I'm interested from your perspective because you throw these words around like you know what they mean.

Cheers :)

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Originally posted by Faulty Skinjob:

I have no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ clue what you are talking about and I wonder, is there a decent site you recommend for such information?

Specifically, names of tricks with diagrams/photos showing details?

I've seen such things in various skate mags and sites online, but I'm interested from your perspective because you throw these words around like you know what they mean.

Cheers :)

It's because I used to skate a lot when I was younger and I was obsessed with skateboarding terminology every since, (you guessed it), Tony Hawk's Pro Skater. I would have a few suggestions but it would be as easy as copying and pasting the terms that I am using and YouTubing "How to" before every term.

[Prismatic Platypus]

Yeah, that's what I do now and seemingly so many different ways to do some of the same tricks .

I've snowboarded myself for 20+ years but didn't start skateboarding until I was in my late 30's. Gave up soon after due to not being able to heal quick enough to make it worthwhile (yeah, I'm not that good).

Thanks :)

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I do have a list of every skateboard trick but only by name. Finding each individual video for a trick would take hours to do and I need to at least kickflip+nose manual+heelflip out every 30 minutes to satisfy my urges to skate lol

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Originally posted by Faulty Skinjob:

I have no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ clue what you are talking about and I wonder, is there a decent site you recommend for such information?

Specifically, names of tricks with diagrams/photos showing details?

I've seen such things in various skate mags and sites online, but I'm interested from your perspective because you throw these words around like you know what they mean.

Cheers :)

I made a guide with every single skateboard trick, However, you may need to access it through my profile because it is not showing up in the community guides for some reason.

[DarkShadowsaver]

Interesting topic makes me wonder if it's even implemented yet if you're asking this.

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Originally posted by DarkShadowsaver:

Interesting topic makes me wonder if it's even implemented yet if you're asking this.

No it isn't, that is why I was wondering how it would work. You can do flip tricks but only the most common ones you can think of- Still, pretty fun.

[DarkShadowsaver]

Originally posted by OB1_KN_OBI:

Originally posted by DarkShadowsaver:

Interesting topic makes me wonder if it's even implemented yet if you're asking this.

No it isn't, that is why I was wondering how it would work. You can do flip tricks but only the most common ones you can think of- Still, pretty fun.

If memory serves me right that's when the board wraps around your front foot?

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Oh crap, I was thinking about an Impossible this whole time lol, I was thinking about that trick when I thought about the No Comply and instead described that one... #poser smh XD

[DarkShadowsaver]

Lol I always got those to messed up but dang my memory is bad.

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Yeah, a No Comply is when you plant your front down to the ground and as the board lifts up you use your back foot to slide it upward and pop a one-foot ollie (basically). An Impossible is when your board wraps around your back foot, but there is a front-foot edition to that as well, so you were right as well.

[Olajuwon82]

Originally posted by Faulty Skinjob:

I have no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ clue what you are talking about and I wonder, is there a decent site you recommend for such information?

Specifically, names of tricks with diagrams/photos showing details?

I've seen such things in various skate mags and sites online, but I'm interested from your perspective because you throw these words around like you know what they mean.

Cheers :)

Don't know if I'm allowed to link their pages, but their are sites. Go for example to brailleskateboarding. Just found it for you and others who struggle with the limited ammount of basic infos about tricks in the game, totally understand its hard to have fun without knowing what tricks you perform. Bet it's on the list of crea-ture, they look like they are on a well planned mission.

Meanwhile the site should help for identifying and understanding tricks. Its kinda irl skateboarding school, but they have a basic flip/shove-it list with videos, and even without being complete in any way, they repesent also a bit the current trends with laser and bigspin flips (Casper and impossibles don't seem to be in game (yet)). The videos should also tell you how these tricks are properly perfromed. Keep in mind you can perform every trick in regular, fakie, switch and nollie, so you got for sure enough to try out for some days.

And because I'm dumb, also check out the Berrics, trickipedia, for seeing pros doin tricks they are well known for! Goes form low level ollies to stuff I can't imagine. A all time favorite for me is Neen Williams with fakie heelflips, because of his incredible unique style on this tricks and normal heelflips.

Have fun!

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I already made a guide for every skate trick but a visual representation would be far better than that.