How do I find quality custom tracks? | Forums

[xzamplez]

So when I go to track central, I have four options for custom trials tracks: Redlynx picks, Highest Rated, Most Downloaded, New.

Eventually, you get through Redlynx picks, Most Downloaded, and Highest Rated. Then go to new to find anything decent, only to be bombarded with careless creations.

Now unless you know of a high quality track maker, you have no way of finding new tracks.

So I propose a fix to this problem: What if when I get to the bottom of Most Downloaded and Highest Rated, more tracks get loaded? So If I don't like the first 20 tracks, I can just load the next 20.

I realize it's easier said than done, but it would be a huge improvement to track central.

[Retribution]

You can always look up my thread (see sig below) and see the custom runs i put up on YT. I always pick out the quality tracks that i think others will like- themed with a solid drivin line, high speed flow, and the occasional ninja. I know its a pain havin to download a track and view replays to decide if its your kind of track. Ill be puttin up a few more videos tonight (i usually update it whenever i have days off from work).

[xB00MEx]

Another good way to find quality tracks is to search each "difficulty" and "tag" individually with "released today" and "released this week", and you can sort each of those searches with "Highest Rated" or "Most Downloaded". I've found a lot of quality tracks this way.

A few examples searches would be:

Easy, with "released today" sorted by "highest rated"
Easy, with "released this week" sorted by "highest rated"
Easy, with "released today" sorted by "most downloaded"
Easy, with "released this week" sorted by "most downloaded"

Then I'll go up to the next difficulty:

Medium, with "released today" sorted by "highest rated"
Medium, with "released this week" sorted by "highest rated"
Medium, with "released today" sorted by "most downloaded"
Medium, with "released this week" sorted by "most downloaded"

After I do all the difficulties I'll start using tags, etc. etc.

Scenic, with "released today", sorted by "highest rated"
Scenic, with "released this week", sorted by "highest rated"
Scenic, with "released today" sorted by "most downloaded"
Scenic, with "released this week" sorted by "most downloaded"

[rlmergeuser]

Boome, that's a pretty good suggestion. Of course it would still be immensely useful to have it as xzamplez described.