How did you find FRHD?

Hey there! Share your story of how you discovered this place here.
Myself:
- discovered Free Rider 3 demo somewhere (can't remember where)
- rediscovered it on onemorelevel.com when I was 8
- went to the site, played anonymously for months on end, became quite good
- stopped playing in 2013, forgot about it
- found it again in 2015
- found this place in 2016 off an ad from fr3, but played anonymously
- created an account a few months ago so I could interact on the forums

 

-was a guest on CR when I was around 7-9 and would play that game in my spare time
-rediscovered the old CR website in a nostalgia session and it said "Canvas Rider has been taken over by Kano Games"
-found out what happened and got the app on chrome
-this time I got an account to make tracks

 

- played CR on my first computer
- couple years later got curious and found the website again and found out there was a new version
- joined this website.

 

My friend told me about it last year

 

From back when addictinggames was a site worth going to

 

weird story tbh, i was in the middle of social studies and i had a ̶n̶a̶m̶ ̶f̶l̶a̶s̶h̶b̶a̶c̶k̶ just randomly remembered some kids playing canvas rider a year ago in class for some reason, and wanted to check it out, so i looked it up and the first thing that came up was frhd, so i started playing. been here since for 9 months, since october of last year. the support has been amazing.

 

One day I wanted to use the CR editor and I couldn't.
Then I discover with horror that the beautiful and minimalist design of CR has been crushed by this heavy website full of achievements, coins, hats and all that kind of nonsense. The physics sucked and the ghost system wasn't good imo.
Let's make it clear : I believe CR design was a thing of beauty that has been totally ruined by FRHD and its business orientated decisions.
I got interested in "hacking CR" simply by looking for the old and now innaccessible editor that I managed to get.

 

Searching though all the horrendous chrome games only to find a more horrendous game you know as free rider high definition

 

The internet

 

Is that it?

 

>found FR2 somewhere searching racing games
>played for a while, then found FR3 on some on the other recommendations
>found FRHD Beta after playing FR3 for at least 2 months
>played anonymously for exactly one year
>that's why I had spacebarring skills (also some from FR3) and was pretty good during the beginning of playing with an account
>campaign finished within 3 hours (and nothing's been added since!)
>account made on 22nd February 2015, and here I am, with OA

 

I found it over 3 years ago in an ad

 

It was one of the only unblocked games at my school last year in 7th grade, I was able to get my sister's old account when she didn't really care about the game anymore, that's how my detail rapidly changed from sht jumps to tracks that you can tell what each object is

 

found it on a crappy flash game site 9 years ago when it was still called free rider 2

 

A few years ago i was looking for offline apps on chrome and found the offline editor then bout a year later i was searching online for videos of the editer and found FRHD then after another year i made an account after finding out that i diddent have 2 sign in 2 chrome of Facebook then after a wile i made an account on the forum then today i got "official author " And i have 151 tracks

 

I disagree,
your tracks are still ****

 

why does everyone hate Phase

 

Yea even the new member does. Doesnt make sense imo

 

hes not new

hes Resurrect

 

found FR2 on some sketchy website
i was later introduced to canvas rider which i thought was pretty neato
one day, FRHD took over and i actually got confused with it because i was a 'class A' idiot back then so i just left all together
found it again and figured out how to make an account because i was a smart cookie, but i used my email so my username was my real name
i left sometime and came back and then left again and some more and then left again (FOR GOOD) but i actually came back and here i am now