Skate Good Luck Stunt — Land in the Broken Globe consistently

Pull left off the curved roof and hold Spread Eagle to swing behind the parking garage, then drop into the broken globe. This line keeps forward momentum high and sets up the cleanest descent into the target.

Good Luck Stunt location and objectives

The Good Luck Stunt is a rotating daily Stunt challenge in Hedgemont. Select it on the map to auto-warp to the rooftop start. To Shut It Down, you must complete all four goals in the same session.

Caveman onto the Rooftop.
Land in the Rooftop Dumpster.
Land in the Garage Dumpster.
Land in the Broken Globe.

Land in the Broken Globe (primary route)

This is the most direct and consistent way to reach the globe: leave the curved roof, arc left around two buildings, and descend into the globe behind the parking garage.

Roll off the curved rooftop with steady speed and a shallow takeoff angle. A clean exit avoids losing momentum to bounces or last‑second corrections.

Steer left immediately to set a wide line that passes the near building’s side. Commit early to the arc; late steering forces sharp corrections that bleed speed.

Trigger Spread Eagle mid‑air to extend hangtime and preserve forward carry. Staying spread longer reduces drop rate and helps you clear the garage roofline.

Continue past the left edge of the parking garage, then yaw right to face behind it. The broken globe sits behind the garage, tucked out of sight until you round the corner.

Release Spread Eagle to begin your descent and fine‑tune with small inputs. Aim to enter the globe opening cleanly; slight wall contact can still funnel you inside.

Alternative route: wide left around the parking garage

If you struggle to clear the garage from a tighter arc, use a wider line that tracks along the garage’s left side before turning in.

Exit the curved roof angled slightly more left than the primary line. This buys horizontal distance before you approach the garage.

Stay in Spread Eagle to keep glide speed and altitude. Avoid diving early; dropping too soon forces you to climb again and costs distance.

Track along the garage’s outer left edge, then make a firm right turn behind it. Line up the globe and descend smoothly into the opening.

If you need extra airtime, add a well‑timed hippy jump as you leave the second roof. Use it sparingly; the key is sustained glide, not vertical pop.

Optional approach: fly around the curved roof (timing‑dependent)

Some players leave the board earlier and fly around the curved roof rather than skating off it. This can work but is less forgiving on timing and speed.

Commit to an immediate Spread Eagle off the start rooftop to swing around the curved roof’s outside. Keep your path wide to avoid scraping the corner.

Maintain glide until you pass the roofline, then route behind the garage as in the primary route. If you clip a wall, you may still deflect into the globe, but don’t rely on it.

Caveman onto the curved rooftop

Landing this puts you on schedule for the two dumpster goals and sets up the globe routes above.

Jump from the start building toward the curved rooftop across the street. Keep your approach shallow to avoid torpedoing the roof face.

Trigger Spread Eagle to cover the street gap if you’re short on distance. This gives you the extra reach to hit the marked landing zone.

Press Caveman just before your feet touch down to re‑mount the board. PlayStation: Triangle. Xbox: Y. Input too early or too late often causes a slam or bounce.

Land in the Rooftop Dumpster

From the curved roof, you’ll target the dumpster on a nearby roof before moving on to the garage dumpster.

Roll across the curved roof to the edge that overhangs the next building. Keep speed modest so you can control the drop.

Aim directly above the rooftop dumpster and descend with a flat board. Time your Caveman re‑mount to stabilize as you settle into the bin.

Land in the Garage Dumpster

This dumpster sits inside the parking garage below an open shaft; overshooting the exterior bin is intentional here.

Leave the curved rooftop toward the parking garage structure. Stay centered so small bumps don’t twist your path.

Pass over the exterior dumpster and fall through the open hole into the garage interior. Avoid sidewall scrapes that can kick you out of the shaft.

Keep your body centered during the drop so you don’t bounce out of the dumpster on impact. Small mid‑air corrections are better than big last‑second swerves.

Troubleshooting common issues

If you’re stalling before the globe, you likely dove out of Spread Eagle too early. Stay spread longer to preserve horizontal speed, then release only when you’re lined up behind the garage.

When Caveman inputs cause slams, press the button closer to touchdown and aim for the marked landing edge rather than a steep, nose‑down impact. A shallow, edge contact absorbs better and reduces bounce‑outs.

If you can’t locate the globe, route around the left side of the “dumpster roof” building and hang a hard right behind the parking garage. The globe is tucked directly behind it, out of view until you round the corner.

Once the line and inputs click, the globe drop becomes repeatable rather than lucky. Knock out the dumpsters, stick the arc behind the garage, and Shut It Down.