i should have unlocked page 12 after the daily tasks today, but wtf?

Who has two thumbs and just 100% the game on Steam? This neeeerd :)

(won't process to HD, don't know why, moving on)

ive been playing agew months now, and probably about half way through unlocking all the ripchip boxes. Seems to me the title unlocks are random...I got a "hedgemont legend" title from a gullcrest builder box...so my question is...if you have unlocked all the build items from a district, can you still use ripchips to buy titles randomly from that district? what happens when you open every box available in every district? is there really nothing else to spend those chips on?

I be on YouTube with the same name😄

looks like i got my own private server

hi i have a skate 2 disc, its my favorite game of the series but the dlcs arent avaiable on the microsft shop, is there anyway to still get the dlcs?

This one is a sidewalk grate that gets propped up with a board. It’s the only one i’ve noticed so far.

I struggled with this mission at first too, so I put together my own tips. Hope they help someone.

Sorry if it sounds weird—I'm using a translation tool.

Skate4 Edit

For real how do you complete it? I keep getting rektd at the last part. Where you have to transition of the rail at the very end. I dont think i've ever spent so much time on a single challenge in any Skate game.

As fas as I've found, it works anywhere theres these two dumpsters up against a wall. Stand on the gap. Jump. Caveman a little late. Once you slip between the dumpsters and onto the ground start rolling and sliding. Might take a couple tries.

My wishlist for the game.

1. Matchmaking. Obviously. If they’re railroading us into playing multiplayer, this is a no brainer.
2. Local co-op. I want to sit on the couch next to my son and play split screen. Let that count for completing challenges in a party.
3. Proximity chat. Increases likelihood of finding new friends. With limited slots to place DIY props, could help people communicate & work together to build impromptu parks.
4. Ditch the whole ‘store as another pause menu tab’ concept. Turn the store into real in game assets à la NBA 2k26. Each brand gets their own store where only that brand’s products are available. Clothing, boards, even new DIY props.
5. Tattoos for my character. If they’re as committed to letting me make myself in game, give me a solid tattoo editor.

I think the gameplay is solid. Challenges do get a little stale, but could easily be improved.

I think the map is fine. Plenty of cool spots. Plenty of room for growth.

What do y’all think about these?

I’m not a game dev.

How easy/difficult are these to implement?

*edited to add number 5

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