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Following some feedback on my last post about SA2 Tweaks, I've made Shadow start skating fast and then skating slower as he speeds up! 1st clip = Tweaked Skate. 2nd clip = Modern Skate

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FEATURE CREEP IS REAL! I've added another OTHER other option that allows players to choose either the Tweaked skate animations and the Modern skate animations! No, I'm not repurposing MSA2 content. Why would I do that?😳 (1st clip = Modern. 2nd clip = Tweaked SA2)

FEATURE CREEP IS REAL! I've added another OTHER other option that allows players to choose either the Tweaked skate animations and the Modern skate animations! No, I'm not repurposing MSA2 content. Why would I do that?😳 (1st clip = Modern. 2nd clip = Tweaked SA2)

Dexterity 🇵🇸

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FINAL POST ON THIS DAMNED HEDGEHOG! I've reduced his side movement when skating at max speed AND added a new jogging animation before he starts skating. This should be peak SA2 Shadow skating right here now 🤞🏼

FINAL POST ON THIS DAMNED HEDGEHOG! I've reduced his side movement when skating at max speed AND added a new jogging animation before he starts skating. This should be peak SA2 Shadow skating right here now 🤞🏼

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To say Kurt Browning had a profound influence on my love of skating is an understatement. He is a main reason I fell in love w the sport. He makes me wish I liked axels. I wrote a college paper about him (!!) 29 yrs after this—his final skate at 94 Oly—he did his last show today

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