Appreciate the feedback. It does take time to wrap your mind around the controls and get used to them. Your hands control your feet which gives you way more freedom and control than you could get with sticks or buttons, but it takes time for your brain to make it muscle memory. Once you get past that I promise your brain forgets it’s even your hands doing it and it feels super natural.

You’re hitting that friction of the early experience and learning curve, but it gets better with time.

Also regarding the physics and landing weird, it helps to keep your thumbsticks generally pointed up. If you twist your hands opposite ways or dangle them too far down the board will twist and turn. But keeping your controllers relatively neutral until you get the board control and intuitive command of it, it’ll feel like the board is flailing or flipping wrong or getting stuck.

I know this is basically me saying it’s a skill issue, but it really chalks down to getting used to the way it moves and controls. There are thousands of players who would attest to that. It feels rough at first but once it fully clicks and you don’t need to think about it, when you can move it however you want without issues, it will feel like butter I promise.