In the tradition of classic games, Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3+4 includes a selection of tasks you can accomplish across multiple levels. These tasks serve as the core gameplay, with your objective being to finish as many as possible within a time limit. Some of these tasks can be quite intricate, involving numerous steps. One such task is the “Hardflip the Castle & Foundation Gap” challenge for the Waterpark map. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the strategy needed to conquer it. So, let’s dive right in!
How to Hardflip the Castle & Fountain Gap
Kicking things off, the initial step for conquering the Hardflip – Castle & Foundation Gap challenge is grasping the technique behind a Hardflip. To help with that, simply navigate to the Flip Trick Select menu for an effortless learning experience.
The inputs you need are: Hold Left Trigger to the top left + Square
There’s no secret technique involved, so there’s no need to fill up the specific meter excessively. Instead, we suggest you keep practicing the maneuver until you can perform it consistently. Ensure you always have enough space or air for it.
As I get the hang of things, it’s time for me, the gamer, to navigate towards the specified spot. The task at hand requires a clever move between the Castle and Foundation Gap. Let’s start this adventure by heading towards the entrance that’s conveniently located close to the arcade.
As a gamer, I’ll guide you: This spot leads you to a ramp above the castle. Blast off from here, aiming for the ramp further up, and don’t forget to execute a Spine Transfer! Remember to keep centered because the following ramp starts to narrow a tad.
Fully charging the special meter in this location will boost your speed significantly. To maximize your speed, it’s best to start from the beginning.
Following a Spine Transfer, promptly proceed to the next ramp. Ensure you’re ready before executing the Aerial Flip, which will enable you to jump over the obstacle and successfully accomplish the Hardflip in the Castle & Foundation Gap Challenge.
Notice how the ramp gradually becomes narrower and approaches swiftly as you pick up speed. It’s tough to adjust your path mid-air. Therefore, aim for the center to make the challenge less demanding.
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