Delayed drifting (if it’s anything like MKWii) works because your mini turbo doesn’t start charging until after you land from the hop, so more of the turn is used to charge the mini turbo. As for the glider thing, I don’t know this for sure, but it’s possible it has something to do with vectoring, which is used in a number of speed runs such as Mario odyssey and the original doom games. Basically the game stores forward speed and sideways speed as separate values, and because there is a cap on these values rather than overall speed, moving diagonally allows you to move slightly faster than you otherwise would. Think of it like a square, with one edge being forward speed and one edge being sideways speed. The line from the centre to the diagonal corner is longer than the line from the centre to the middle of an edge. It’s possible that the reason this only works with gliders is because I they offer 3D movement, hence pulling backwards and left/right.
Very interesting information, I had kind of a rough guess about the delayed drifting, but I legit had no idea about why the glider strategies work. Thanks for explaining all of that!
Finally an advanced tips video that actually gives _advanced_ tips. So many just go over the bare bones basics, especially with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe since it is the most casual & mainstream Mario Kart. This has been really helpful, thanks.
I just clicked on the video because i found it interesting, and mid video I thought you were a big Mario Kart UA-camr, but you're actually way smaller than I thought. Very good video, keep it up!
I never thought to spam the brake while brake drifting so on courses like Neo Bowser City I lost unnecessary speed on almost all of my turns for 200cc. Thank you for this!
this is such a great video. im a decent mk8 player but ive never really looked into advanced strats and this is honestly probably the best way i couldve been introduced to them. really really great stuff
Tip for everyone else: I think a good way to see the brake drifting in action (10:56) is to look at the wheels. It may be faint, but rocks come out of the wheels when he’s braking.
This is one of, if not the most helpful Mario Kart videos I have seen in quite some time. Thank you so much for the help, even if this video is a couple months old now.
Great video! Here is just a quick note: You can actually use motion glider in online if you are fast enough to pause the game before and after the glider. It is pretty common among high level players to do that in wars or wws.
@@Bayesic For motion glider I know you press the stick back and to the right or left, but what about the controller angle itself? Is it sufficient just to tilt the controller to the left or right or should the top corner of the controller come up as well to sort of create the same angle as the stick? I ask because I actually play with motion controls by default lol.
@@WhiteLightnin38 The controller’s motion sensor is more precise than you think, so that means the top of the controller should come to play as well, and generally you want to make the angle of your controller at 45 degrees to left/right. What I like to do is to put my stick fully back, maybe slightly left or right as well, and I make the tilt control do the turning. This really helps me in the Mario Kart Stadium’s most optimal way to do the 150cc Nisc.
@@Bayesic i hate it too as its so annoying to see but its very effective both in online and time trials. i just don't like that its a result of Nintendo's anti fun mechanic that limits where you can glide to
Your videos are great. My wife and I just completed the full gold buildout of MKD8, and your tutorials were a huge help. As a 50 year old trying to pull off maneuvers that are easy for the kids, it's vital to get these kinds of broken-out steps to plan my routes. Now to beat all the 200cc ghosts! :-)
man it’s crazy that people have been able to find these little detail tricks! so cool & super helpful i’ll definitely keep these in mind while playing :]
This video is awesome! I was happy to find out I’ve already been doing some of the things recommended in this video. Not only were the tips super helpful, but the race footage showed lines I would never even have remotely considered!
Thanks a lot for this video, I’m trying to do competitive Mario Kart for the first time this year in my school’s esports club, and I’ll have to be sure to give these strategies a try.
As someone that just started less than 2 weeks ago this is very helpful...I having a tough time in online VS mode once i hit ~3k rating as the much more experienced players implement most if not all of these tricks to leave me in the dust...not to mention all the cool red shell dodges they pull off regularly vs me :(
I like the stats of the Roller wheels, but they're usually the best choice for way too many types of builds and they look ridiculous. I would like to see new kart options with this DLC but it's looking like it's just going to be tracks, and that's okay I guess, I just think a changeup to the meta would be refreshing.
They're so tiny, it's kinda adorable. Doesn't really make me think of "best wheels" however. Then again, it's Mario kart; people are riding wigglers and bugs lmao
Thank you so much for all the content. I have an esports team who has just started a Mario Kart league season and my student will be watching all the videos to prepare themselves to compete along with my shoutcasters.
These are very interesting tips, thanks! I’ve been playing Mario kart and other racing games as a kid and I usually beat anyone I play with, now these tips will make me an even better racer, thanks!
As somebody who has played Mario Kart since DoubleDash it does feel satisfying seeing some stuff you learned on your own in such a Video. Really informative about a lot of stuff and it´s insane how much "free time save" there is (excluding stuff exclusive to the track)
Thanks for the video, especially the explanation of hopping v directional hopping to start drift. Hard to believe anyone actually plays competitively without brake drifting.
Your video is really helpful thank you. Finally real ADVANCED tips. I'm not an english speaker but compared to other advanced tuto I'm used to watch (i.e. smash) I had difficulty to understand how to perfom the techniques you show. But I will undestand when I will try to practice them. Thank you again for providing us such hard to fine nformation.
This video is super helpful. I don't know how long it will take me to master these skills, but I will be making am effort to do so. Soon I will be making a video about these tips and I will be crediting you in the video. Hope that it will attract people to this video!
While I CAN say I ran into a few of these tricks myself, but only used them really situationally, my 150cc Time Trial attempts would have been a LOT less hair-splitting had I known all of these tricks. This video is going to be a blessing when I try to smash my records, thank you.
A helpful tip video! Thank you! My boyfriend used to play Mario kart tournaments for money so he’s very competitive as am I. This will help me be better!
In Excite Bike's course I usually jump the dirt/fango on the ground by pressing R before passing over it, somehow i don't get the brake effect by doing that.
thanks for the info i played CTR hard out as a kid still pretty good at it, but this plays different and i was confused at how to get some good sharp turns going so the info on the breaking drift will definitely help me so thanks again :)
I only very recently found out about brake drifting, and only because I couldn't make turns in 200cc and had to figure out how. It's pretty tricky to learn to use at all for me since My brain is already nearly 100% occupied as is, and a fair bit more so to use competently, much less well. Slip drifting I learned accidentally and has served me very well. It's one of the best ways I've learned to be good at 150cc and make several of those tighter post-jump turns.
I was so surprised with the way you said electrodrome. I always thought it was electroDOME, so I looked it up and it turns out you were right. Imma keep saying it like electrodome tho, I think it sounds better that way after saying it for years.
Great video to become an advanced MK player! The only thing that is not correct in this video is that motion glider is also an essential skill to have to compete with top players on online racing, and it is not only for a speed run. I have seen quite a lot of players quickly switching on and off the motion sensor before and after the final corners of, for example, Mario Kart Stadium and Dolphin Shoals. When it is crowded around that corner, it is possible to move up in the final place by 3~4. But of course, this technique shouldn't be the first one to learn before mastering the others.
I think this will be ussful, thanks for the video. I am having trouble with 2 tracks on 200cc so this video may help with that. I keep going off track. I will see if I can apply what is covered in this video for when I play the game next.
it would be cool to see a plain map with every kind of obstacle where you are forced too take a character and kart combo and the game tells you if you should switch to a new combination.
Whoa there, cowboy. Clearly, I'm way 'zero' for this guide--I haven't even played this thing in years. It's time for me to go back to your 'how to play, video I wish I had when I started.'😅
3:33 "Doing many of these alignment hops can even let you build mini-turbos on straightaways." Oh no, 8 Deluxe is becoming Double Dash & DS all over again... except for the part where that wouldn't bother me as much.
This video helped me a lot, and thank you, but I still have questions. Can you only low glider RIGHT AFTER your kart’s glider comes out, or can I low glide at any time when I’m gliding? Also are there any hints that show that I’m low gliding?
this was pretty helpful because i didn't really understand the point of hopping before drifting sometimes cause i just got the game from not playing since wii u mk8
if you use breakdrifting at 09:38 you can change the line and get both boost ups + the kickdown boost from breakdrifting if you time it correctly. I hope this makes sense ahahah
If you have *any* doubt in this man just look at last lap track compared to his current movement, the lines are so consistent hes driving over the old one almost every damn time. I've been playing for a year and I can barely have the same line under my car let alone be on top of it for the whole 2-3rd lap.
So, Motion Glider is 100% possible in real time. On the competitive side of the game it’s almost expected if you are a top racer. It is very quick, but possible
Thanks for the vid man! There really aren't any videos, especially non condescending, explaining these things Working on getting better at 150 cc TTs. I think I might need a tutorial on counter hopping jump alignment whatever though haha can't figure it out. Improved times thanks to your tutorials tho 👍
I mess around on the MK8 speed running discord from time to time and I’ve lost track of the number of times that somebody has come in like “I’m not sure how to figure out this strategy here” and someone goes “just watch the WR” Like if I could figure out all the stuff the world record is doing, I’d already have WR lol
You can perform motion glider without pausing the game if you have a controller that does not have a motion sensor, like a GameCube controller. You must have motion controls turned on. Drift off a glider section and move your right thumb to the d pad and use up and left/right with the joy stick, then move your thumb back to A when you straighten out
I dont know if someone already told you this, but if you use a gamecube controler, because it doesnt have a motion sensor u can have motion controlls on, and during gliders use the extra Joycon from the Gamecube to motionglide, making it viable online and in time trials whitout pausing. Downside is that you need a Gamecube controller.
I had no idea this was even a thing. I looked into this and it turns out that unlike in Mario Kart 8, acceleration ALWAYS increases your acceleration (i.e. it's not in tiers). I might actually make a video about this cause it's really interesting how this works
This video came into my recommended today. and it's funny to see how many of these I already use and some I'm not going to bother with, I'm going 200cc only lol. I also found it very funny to see that the car and wheels combination is the same as mine in this video. only I use Dry Bones, not a heavy weight. Very good tips for someone who wants to get good in this game. Keep up the good work! :)
The ironic thing is that learning how to break drift is one of the most important things for learning how to play 200cc, but then once you learn how to play 200cc, The most important thing is learning how to stop brake drifting while still being able to maintain the same lines
@@IncertusetNescio Nah 150 and 200cc lines are pretty different. What I mean is that like, learning how to brake drift is pretty important for learning how to play 200cc... like at all But then once you start getting a lot better at the game, you realize that even on 200cc, you *really* don't need to brake drift all that much, and on many... maybe even most courses you don't need to brake drift at all
@@Bayesic It's the 200cc lines that are kicking every square inch of my rear right now because they're so different, long, and wide vs 150cc. I'm going to have to put in the hours with it to learn them. I suspect that some of those lines are not even on the track for parts which will take a while longer to learn. For a cartoony kart racer there's a lot more there than you'd expect.
@@Bayesic in french announcer voice *one dozen races later* Ah, I totally see. The braking is important to learning the new lines and adjusting, but once you do know them, and experiment a bit, the need for braking mostly disappears except for hard turns and mistakes. Much appreciated!
Delayed drifting (if it’s anything like MKWii) works because your mini turbo doesn’t start charging until after you land from the hop, so more of the turn is used to charge the mini turbo.
As for the glider thing, I don’t know this for sure, but it’s possible it has something to do with vectoring, which is used in a number of speed runs such as Mario odyssey and the original doom games. Basically the game stores forward speed and sideways speed as separate values, and because there is a cap on these values rather than overall speed, moving diagonally allows you to move slightly faster than you otherwise would.
Think of it like a square, with one edge being forward speed and one edge being sideways speed. The line from the centre to the diagonal corner is longer than the line from the centre to the middle of an edge. It’s possible that the reason this only works with gliders is because I they offer 3D movement, hence pulling backwards and left/right.
Very interesting information, I had kind of a rough guess about the delayed drifting, but I legit had no idea about why the glider strategies work. Thanks for explaining all of that!
That speech is OP
I never took the tutorial and nobody taught me in Mario kart..
And I’m still a pro
This doesn’t really help for me
Finally an advanced tips video that actually gives _advanced_ tips. So many just go over the bare bones basics, especially with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe since it is the most casual & mainstream Mario Kart. This has been really helpful, thanks.
Agreed.
“If drift long enough, pink sparks make boost”
What, are you doing a speed run?
@@stevenwatson9678 💀
THATS NOT GOOD!!!!!
I just clicked on the video because i found it interesting, and mid video I thought you were a big Mario Kart UA-camr, but you're actually way smaller than I thought. Very good video, keep it up!
Thanks! Apparently the algorithm has been good to me haha
Atleast this has 1k likew
oh ur right, I also thought this was a big channel. Very high quality video
I never thought to spam the brake while brake drifting so on courses like Neo Bowser City I lost unnecessary speed on almost all of my turns for 200cc. Thank you for this!
this is such a great video. im a decent mk8 player but ive never really looked into advanced strats and this is honestly probably the best way i couldve been introduced to them. really really great stuff
But what stops you from getting hit by something on the last turn of every race that makes you go from 1st to 4th every time? Happens way too often.
star
Skill issue
Nothing.. it’s called getting “Mario Karted” 😂
Banana, green shell, really any item held behind you
Git gud 😎
Tip for everyone else: I think a good way to see the brake drifting in action (10:56) is to look at the wheels. It may be faint, but rocks come out of the wheels when he’s braking.
Also note the sound too, its louder than the average drift sound
Dude your awesome! Absolutely no filler, straight to the point, and felt very honest. All the tips (exept maybe motion glider) were good, great stuff!
You aren't the real sgt guy.
You aren’t the real ICEcold Toddy
@@birdguy9864you aren't the REAL bird guy
I've been getting into MK8D more recently and your videos help a lot! Thanks
As someone who played (and still does play) a lot of MkWii, it's great to see that many of my favorite techniques from wii are still in 8dx..
This is one of, if not the most helpful Mario Kart videos I have seen in quite some time. Thank you so much for the help, even if this video is a couple months old now.
Just started speedruns this week of no item 150cc. I'm glad I know the "Why" behind all these tricks now.
Great video!
Here is just a quick note: You can actually use motion glider in online if you are fast enough to pause the game before and after the glider. It is pretty common among high level players to do that in wars or wws.
Interesting, I didn't know that. I still hate it tho haha >.
@@Bayesic For motion glider I know you press the stick back and to the right or left, but what about the controller angle itself? Is it sufficient just to tilt the controller to the left or right or should the top corner of the controller come up as well to sort of create the same angle as the stick? I ask because I actually play with motion controls by default lol.
@@WhiteLightnin38 The controller’s motion sensor is more precise than you think, so that means the top of the controller should come to play as well, and generally you want to make the angle of your controller at 45 degrees to left/right. What I like to do is to put my stick fully back, maybe slightly left or right as well, and I make the tilt control do the turning. This really helps me in the Mario Kart Stadium’s most optimal way to do the 150cc Nisc.
@@Bayesic i hate it too as its so annoying to see but its very effective both in online and time trials. i just don't like that its a result of Nintendo's anti fun mechanic that limits where you can glide to
Your videos are great. My wife and I just completed the full gold buildout of MKD8, and your tutorials were a huge help. As a 50 year old trying to pull off maneuvers that are easy for the kids, it's vital to get these kinds of broken-out steps to plan my routes. Now to beat all the 200cc ghosts! :-)
Yooo, this video is like made for me, awesome i got it in my recommendations!!
man it’s crazy that people have been able to find these little detail tricks! so cool & super helpful i’ll definitely keep these in mind while playing :]
This video is awesome! I was happy to find out I’ve already been doing some of the things recommended in this video. Not only were the tips super helpful, but the race footage showed lines I would never even have remotely considered!
Thanks a lot for this video, I’m trying to do competitive Mario Kart for the first time this year in my school’s esports club, and I’ll have to be sure to give these strategies a try.
I have been playing Mario kart for forever and this video is extremely helpful. Thank you.
I have a feeling I’m gonna forget half of these so I’ll watch this pretty much every time I play Mario kart 8 deluxe
Just really got into this game after playing on and off here and there. Thanks for the video
As someone that just started less than 2 weeks ago this is very helpful...I having a tough time in online VS mode once i hit ~3k rating as the much more experienced players implement most if not all of these tricks to leave me in the dust...not to mention all the cool red shell dodges they pull off regularly vs me :(
I never even do red shell dodges haha. Too complicated for me
I like the stats of the Roller wheels, but they're usually the best choice for way too many types of builds and they look ridiculous. I would like to see new kart options with this DLC but it's looking like it's just going to be tracks, and that's okay I guess, I just think a changeup to the meta would be refreshing.
They're so tiny, it's kinda adorable. Doesn't really make me think of "best wheels" however. Then again, it's Mario kart; people are riding wigglers and bugs lmao
@@psigreen3864 I play koopa with pipe frame and rollers so people don't think i'm a tryhard in public lobbies lol
It's annoying that 90% of people online use them tbh
@@ItsYuhBoyyyy Ma boyyy have you ever played MKWII online?? It was a nightmare of Funky Kong.
@@maikybourgeois5086 and an occasional daisy
Thank you very much for this insightful video ! I'm getting ready for a tournament in my company and this helps a lot !
Thank you so much for all the content. I have an esports team who has just started a Mario Kart league season and my student will be watching all the videos to prepare themselves to compete along with my shoutcasters.
Very nice!
These are very interesting tips, thanks! I’ve been playing Mario kart and other racing games as a kid and I usually beat anyone I play with, now these tips will make me an even better racer, thanks!
dude I have never heard anyone say "thanks for taking the time to watch and i LOVE it so much ty for vid
As somebody who has played Mario Kart since DoubleDash it does feel satisfying seeing some stuff you learned on your own in such a Video. Really informative about a lot of stuff and it´s insane how much "free time save" there is (excluding stuff exclusive to the track)
i don't know why, but just seeing the slowdown of a breakdrift and then being propelled forward by a mini turbo is _incredibly_ satisfying
Thanks for the video, especially the explanation of hopping v directional hopping to start drift. Hard to believe anyone actually plays competitively without brake drifting.
This was really well put together, thanks for all the tips
Awesome video, straight to the point with no fluff. I’ll have to implement these soon. Thanks
Beautiful content right here! Lots of good information and great structure!
Thank you!!! I've had a hard time finding information on counterhopping so this is a breath of fresh air~!
Your video is really helpful thank you. Finally real ADVANCED tips.
I'm not an english speaker but compared to other advanced tuto I'm used to watch (i.e. smash) I had difficulty to understand how to perfom the techniques you show. But I will undestand when I will try to practice them.
Thank you again for providing us such hard to fine nformation.
At some point I will redo these videos with an input display so you can see my controller
@@Bayesic Nice to hear that! I am looking forwars to see that.
This video is super helpful. I don't know how long it will take me to master these skills, but I will be making am effort to do so. Soon I will be making a video about these tips and I will be crediting you in the video. Hope that it will attract people to this video!
didn't know this game could get THAT difficult and complex
This came into my recommendations. This was a very interesting video to watch. I appreciate the tips! :)
While I CAN say I ran into a few of these tricks myself, but only used them really situationally, my 150cc Time Trial attempts would have been a LOT less hair-splitting had I known all of these tricks. This video is going to be a blessing when I try to smash my records, thank you.
And hopefully when you demolish your friends!
Actually great tips. Gonna be trying em a lot in time trial before going online again. Thanks a lot 👏
A helpful tip video! Thank you! My boyfriend used to play Mario kart tournaments for money so he’s very competitive as am I. This will help me be better!
“Thank you for watching”
Nah bro thanks for making the video. Finally getting into Mario cart and this video helped a lot thanks
I started playing MK8DX recently your videos are informative and helpful thank you
In Excite Bike's course I usually jump the dirt/fango on the ground by pressing R before passing over it, somehow i don't get the brake effect by doing that.
How does this only have 425,00 views?!?! This was a very well done instructional tip tricks Mario Kart video!
Appreciate what you've done here
you are a smaller mario kart youtuber than i imagined! you deserve more subscribers!
Definitely working my way up though haha. Almost at the level where I can apply for partnership!
You should have way more subs than you do, this was super useful!
try mk wii
thankyou for this! ive been chosen for my schools girls esport comp and i need 2 work on my drift this rlly helped
Awesome, glad to hear it!
Great video! There was a lot to learn from it. And that's coming from someone who thought he masted everyhting in MK8 on the Wii U.
Mario Kart is about 70% luck 30% skill... and don't forget to have fun, kids. That's what games are made for anyway!
You are wrong. It's the other way around. And no, games are not to have fun. It is to win.
I knew this was going to be good!
thanks for the info i played CTR hard out as a kid still pretty good at it, but this plays different and i was confused at how to get some good sharp turns going so the info on the breaking drift will definitely help me so thanks again :)
I only very recently found out about brake drifting, and only because I couldn't make turns in 200cc and had to figure out how. It's pretty tricky to learn to use at all for me since My brain is already nearly 100% occupied as is, and a fair bit more so to use competently, much less well.
Slip drifting I learned accidentally and has served me very well. It's one of the best ways I've learned to be good at 150cc and make several of those tighter post-jump turns.
I was so surprised with the way you said electrodrome. I always thought it was electroDOME, so I looked it up and it turns out you were right. Imma keep saying it like electrodome tho, I think it sounds better that way after saying it for years.
🤣🤣🤣
Great video to become an advanced MK player! The only thing that is not correct in this video is that motion glider is also an essential skill to have to compete with top players on online racing, and it is not only for a speed run. I have seen quite a lot of players quickly switching on and off the motion sensor before and after the final corners of, for example, Mario Kart Stadium and Dolphin Shoals. When it is crowded around that corner, it is possible to move up in the final place by 3~4.
But of course, this technique shouldn't be the first one to learn before mastering the others.
I am pleased I figured out slip and brake drift on my own. Cause no idea on the rest, lol.
I can't wait to share this with my esports team!
8:48 sharp turns=fast mini turbo charge
if you start your drift with a neutral hop you can drift slightly more sharply
ive only played mkwii so i just now learned that mk8 has similar strats like low air, slip drifts, and delay drifts
I'm old and somehow Mario Kart was never a part of my gaming background. I need to catch up to speed, so to speak, and this really helps!
I think this will be ussful, thanks for the video. I am having trouble with 2 tracks on 200cc so this video may help with that. I keep going off track. I will see if I can apply what is covered in this video for when I play the game next.
it would be cool to see a plain map with every kind of obstacle where you are forced too take a character and kart combo and the game tells you if you should switch to a new combination.
Whoa there, cowboy. Clearly, I'm way 'zero' for this guide--I haven't even played this thing in years. It's time for me to go back to your 'how to play, video I wish I had when I started.'😅
I appreciate this video so much. Took me from 3000 to 8000 like THAT.
After my PTSD-inducing experiences with Koopa City on 200cc, I’m glad to learn about break drifting.
This helped me so much in my tournament thx
3:33 "Doing many of these alignment hops can even let you build mini-turbos on straightaways." Oh no, 8 Deluxe is becoming Double Dash & DS all over again... except for the part where that wouldn't bother me as much.
Some really useful tips I consider myself a competent Mario Kart player I have learned some new techniques from this video
Great vid as always
This video helped me a lot, and thank you, but I still have questions. Can you only low glider RIGHT AFTER your kart’s glider comes out, or can I low glide at any time when I’m gliding? Also are there any hints that show that I’m low gliding?
It needs to be like as the glider is coming out. But if you hold down the button you’re pretty much guaranteed to get it
Thank you very much. Most UA-camrs are not always this caring and active to their fans. I’m generous that I got this help.
this was pretty helpful because i didn't really understand the point of hopping before drifting sometimes cause i just got the game from not playing since wii u mk8
if you use breakdrifting at 09:38 you can change the line and get both boost ups + the kickdown boost from breakdrifting if you time it correctly. I hope this makes sense ahahah
Nice tips! Very advanced
Thank you for sharing this information
Thanks for the helpful tricks!
Awesome vid !
These are really useful! Thanks!
Awesome video!! Thanks man
Definitely helpful. Thank you.
If you have *any* doubt in this man just look at last lap track compared to his current movement, the lines are so consistent hes driving over the old one almost every damn time. I've been playing for a year and I can barely have the same line under my car let alone be on top of it for the whole 2-3rd lap.
Great stuff, man.
This guy has a really good voice, like a radio announcer.
Brilliant video, very informative. (:
You and jpgiviner make the best mk8d videos
Appreciate these tips.
So, Motion Glider is 100% possible in real time. On the competitive side of the game it’s almost expected if you are a top racer. It is very quick, but possible
Thanks for the vid man! There really aren't any videos, especially non condescending, explaining these things
Working on getting better at 150 cc TTs. I think I might need a tutorial on counter hopping jump alignment whatever though haha can't figure it out. Improved times thanks to your tutorials tho 👍
I mess around on the MK8 speed running discord from time to time and I’ve lost track of the number of times that somebody has come in like “I’m not sure how to figure out this strategy here” and someone goes “just watch the WR”
Like if I could figure out all the stuff the world record is doing, I’d already have WR lol
You can perform motion glider without pausing the game if you have a controller that does not have a motion sensor, like a GameCube controller. You must have motion controls turned on. Drift off a glider section and move your right thumb to the d pad and use up and left/right with the joy stick, then move your thumb back to A when you straighten out
Great vid!
I dont know if someone already told you this, but if you use a gamecube controler, because it doesnt have a motion sensor u can have motion controlls on, and during gliders use the extra Joycon from the Gamecube to motionglide, making it viable online and in time trials whitout pausing. Downside is that you need a Gamecube controller.
GameCube controller has a bunch of issues that I plan on covering in a video that’s coming out soon
I would definitely consider making a guide for battle psychology as well. Items and whatnot.
I am AWFUL at battles lol
Who else lost and is looking for a comeback?
i love your videos!
Do you have any plans to cover the differences between traction and handling? And does acceleration still only work in tiers like in MK8?
I had no idea this was even a thing. I looked into this and it turns out that unlike in Mario Kart 8, acceleration ALWAYS increases your acceleration (i.e. it's not in tiers). I might actually make a video about this cause it's really interesting how this works
Thanks, these tips will help me get turned inside out by bots more efficiently
IT WAS SO GOOD THANK U IMA DROP A LIKE AND subscribe
This video came into my recommended today. and it's funny to see how many of these I already use and some I'm not going to bother with, I'm going 200cc only lol. I also found it very funny to see that the car and wheels combination is the same as mine in this video. only I use Dry Bones, not a heavy weight. Very good tips for someone who wants to get good in this game. Keep up the good work! :)
Brake drifting was probably the most useful thing when I was getting 3 stars on every cup in 200cc
The ironic thing is that learning how to break drift is one of the most important things for learning how to play 200cc, but then once you learn how to play 200cc, The most important thing is learning how to stop brake drifting while still being able to maintain the same lines
@@Bayesic As in, you do the 150 lines, mostly, but in 200CC with brake drifting (tapping included)?
@@IncertusetNescio Nah 150 and 200cc lines are pretty different. What I mean is that like, learning how to brake drift is pretty important for learning how to play 200cc... like at all
But then once you start getting a lot better at the game, you realize that even on 200cc, you *really* don't need to brake drift all that much, and on many... maybe even most courses you don't need to brake drift at all
@@Bayesic It's the 200cc lines that are kicking every square inch of my rear right now because they're so different, long, and wide vs 150cc. I'm going to have to put in the hours with it to learn them. I suspect that some of those lines are not even on the track for parts which will take a while longer to learn. For a cartoony kart racer there's a lot more there than you'd expect.
@@Bayesic in french announcer voice *one dozen races later* Ah, I totally see. The braking is important to learning the new lines and adjusting, but once you do know them, and experiment a bit, the need for braking mostly disappears except for hard turns and mistakes. Much appreciated!
Thanks man good vid