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Analyze Obstacles Before Dodging
To become a good Snow Rider 2 player, you must categorize obstacles. Tall pine trees, round rocks, rough ice formations — each requires a different dodging angle. Good players don't dodge based on emotion; they dodge based on angle and distance.
Utilize “Open Paths”
Open paths are long stretches of unobstructed space. When you see such a section, take advantage of it to adjust your position towards the center of the path, preparing for the next difficult section.
Don't Move Too Sharply
New players often oversteer. In reality, a slight adjustment is enough. The sleigh in Snow Rider 2 has a certain amount of drift, so moderate maneuvering is essential to maintain control.
Read 2–3 Steps Ahead
Obstacles often appear in clusters. A professional player always looks ahead 2–3 times and chooses the longest dodging path to minimize risk.