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11368 pts ★ ChampionOn 2020-03-14 at 00:39:57
Ce topic peut être utile pour aider ceux qui ont du mal à faire les checkpoints, mrc 
merci
On 2020-03-14 at 00:38:59
thx
Glad to help!
On 2020-03-13 at 16:35:39
Purple = French
Blue = English
Bonjour les gars. J’ai joué quelques-unes des dernières pistes personnalisées par vous tous, et ils sont assez grands. Cependant, il semble aujourd’hui que je tiens à souligner que mon placement n’a pas toujours été correct pendant la course, et parfois un tour ne sera même pas COUNT! Je veux vous expliquer comment fonctionnent les points de contrôle. Si vous êtes nouveau ici, c’est ok parce que je peux vous montrer comment résoudre ce problème. Il ne vous montrer comment le faire dans le constructeur de piste, mais je voulais toujours l’expliquer ici.
Vous devez garder un bon équilibre des points de contrôle, vous ne pouvez pas mettre un droit et un juste là-bas, ce n’est pas un de ces jeux de course d’arcade. Voici une image ci-dessous, qui est mon N64 Luigi Raceway. Lorsque vous placez des points de contrôle, essayez quelque chose comme ça pour commencer.
Hello guys. I've been playing some of the latest custom tracks by y'all, and they are pretty great. However, it seems today I want to point out that my placement wasn't always correct while racing, and sometimes a lap won't even COUNT! I want to explain to you how the checkpoints work. If you're new here, it's ok because I can show you how to fix that. It does show you how to do it in the track builder, but I still wanted to explain it here.
You have to keep a good balance of checkpoints, you can't put one right and one right over there, this isn't one of those arcade racing games. Here is an image below, which is my N64 Luigi Raceway. When placing checkpoints, try something like this to start off.
Vous devez dépasser les points de contrôle aux deux murs, aussi longtemps que possible. C’est une meilleure chance de ne pas manquer les tours. Remarquez comment les points de contrôle 6 et 7 ne dépassent pas tout le chemin. C’était un peu une erreur, mais je ne vois personne manquer un tour.
Vous n’avez pas à aller super fou comme je l’ai fait avec figure-8 Circuit ci-dessous, mais vous pouvez si vous voulez. Il suffit de ne pas mettre TOO beaucoup près l’un de l’autre, c’est une meilleure chance de manquer un tour.
You have to exceed the checkpoints to both walls, as long as possible. It's a better chance to not miss laps. Notice how checkpoints 6 and 7 don't exceed all the way. It was a bit of a mistake but I don't see anyone missing a lap.
You don't have to go super crazy like I did with Figure-8 Circuit below, but you can if you want to. Just do not put TOO many close together, it's a better chance of missing a lap.
J’espère que cela vous aide lors de la fabrication de pistes personnalisées.
I hope this helps you when making custom tracks.
Blue = English
Bonjour les gars. J’ai joué quelques-unes des dernières pistes personnalisées par vous tous, et ils sont assez grands. Cependant, il semble aujourd’hui que je tiens à souligner que mon placement n’a pas toujours été correct pendant la course, et parfois un tour ne sera même pas COUNT! Je veux vous expliquer comment fonctionnent les points de contrôle. Si vous êtes nouveau ici, c’est ok parce que je peux vous montrer comment résoudre ce problème. Il ne vous montrer comment le faire dans le constructeur de piste, mais je voulais toujours l’expliquer ici.
Vous devez garder un bon équilibre des points de contrôle, vous ne pouvez pas mettre un droit et un juste là-bas, ce n’est pas un de ces jeux de course d’arcade. Voici une image ci-dessous, qui est mon N64 Luigi Raceway. Lorsque vous placez des points de contrôle, essayez quelque chose comme ça pour commencer.
Hello guys. I've been playing some of the latest custom tracks by y'all, and they are pretty great. However, it seems today I want to point out that my placement wasn't always correct while racing, and sometimes a lap won't even COUNT! I want to explain to you how the checkpoints work. If you're new here, it's ok because I can show you how to fix that. It does show you how to do it in the track builder, but I still wanted to explain it here.
You have to keep a good balance of checkpoints, you can't put one right and one right over there, this isn't one of those arcade racing games. Here is an image below, which is my N64 Luigi Raceway. When placing checkpoints, try something like this to start off.
Vous devez dépasser les points de contrôle aux deux murs, aussi longtemps que possible. C’est une meilleure chance de ne pas manquer les tours. Remarquez comment les points de contrôle 6 et 7 ne dépassent pas tout le chemin. C’était un peu une erreur, mais je ne vois personne manquer un tour.
Vous n’avez pas à aller super fou comme je l’ai fait avec figure-8 Circuit ci-dessous, mais vous pouvez si vous voulez. Il suffit de ne pas mettre TOO beaucoup près l’un de l’autre, c’est une meilleure chance de manquer un tour.
You have to exceed the checkpoints to both walls, as long as possible. It's a better chance to not miss laps. Notice how checkpoints 6 and 7 don't exceed all the way. It was a bit of a mistake but I don't see anyone missing a lap.
You don't have to go super crazy like I did with Figure-8 Circuit below, but you can if you want to. Just do not put TOO many close together, it's a better chance of missing a lap.
J’espère que cela vous aide lors de la fabrication de pistes personnalisées.
I hope this helps you when making custom tracks.
Nice tutorial but I would recommend that you use this in order to separate English from French
This is English
C'est le français (I don't speak french, this is just google translate)
OH I didn't know :O I updated it
On 2020-03-13 at 15:02:13
No problem 
On 2020-03-13 at 14:55:02
Récemment, une mise à jour a été publiée qui permet de rendre certains points de contrôle facultatifs et non obligatoires. Si vous créez une piste de route arc-en-ciel ou toute piste hors limites qui l'entoure, il est préférable de désactiver les exigences de point de contrôle. Mais certains doivent être obligatoires, ou vous pouvez littéralement monter et revenir de la ligne d'arrivée et obtenir le nombre de tours. Bonjour les gars. J’ai joué quelques-unes des dernières pistes personnalisées par vous tous, et ils sont assez grands. Cependant, il semble aujourd’hui que je tiens à souligner que mon placement n’a pas toujours été correct pendant la course, et parfois un tour ne sera même pas COUNT! Je veux vous expliquer comment fonctionnent les points de contrôle. Si vous êtes nouveau ici, c’est ok parce que je peux vous montrer comment résoudre ce problème. Il ne vous montrer comment le faire dans le constructeur de piste, mais je voulais toujours l’expliquer ici.
Erreurs fréquentes
Certaines personnes mettent très peu de points de contrôle sur leurs cartes, peut-être seulement 10. Cela peut causer une grande confusion de placement. Vous êtes peut-être premier, mais le jeu pensera que vous êtes 6e, et vous pourriez finir par obtenir un méga champignon ou une étoile à la 1ère place.
Les joueurs peuvent également placer des points de contrôle dans des endroits étranges qui rendent les courses déroutantes. Par exemple, utiliser des images réelles comme pistes de course. Les points de contrôle peuvent ne pas dépasser assez longtemps non plus (ce qui signifie que vous devez être à un point exact sur la piste) et le tour du joueur peut apparemment ne pas compter.
Les points de contrôle définissent votre position sur la carte. Vous devez garder un bon équilibre des points de contrôle, vous ne pouvez pas mettre seulement 3 sur la carte, ce n'est pas un de ces jeux de course d'arcade. Assurez-vous que le point de contrôle 1 est sur la ligne d'arrivée. Voici une image ci-dessous, qui est mon N64 Luigi Raceway. Lorsque vous placez des points de contrôle, ne faites pas ceci:
Quel est le problème, demandez-vous? Remarquez que les points de contrôle 6 et 7 ne dépassent pas complètement. NE FAITES PAS CELA! Un speedrunner peut décider de prendre cette place comme raccourci, et le tour ne comptera pas pour lui. Vous devez dépasser les points de contrôle des deux murs, le plus longtemps possible. C'est une meilleure chance de ne pas manquer les tours.
Au lieu de cela, faites quelque chose comme ça. Voici ma ferme N64 Moo Moo:
Comme vous pouvez le voir, les points de contrôle dépassent correctement les deux murs sur les côtés. Cela ne gênera pas les joueurs qui essaient de réduire les coûts.
Vous n’avez pas à aller super fou comme je l’ai fait avec figure-8 Circuit ci-dessous, mais vous pouvez si vous voulez. Il suffit de ne pas mettre TOO beaucoup près l’un de l’autre, c’est une meilleure chance de manquer un tour.
SOYEZ PRUDENT!!!!!
Lorsque vous réappadre votre joueur de tomber dans un trou, ASSUREZ-vous que le joueur ne fraye pas PLUS AHEAD! C’est l’une des plus grandes sources de mal-compte. Respawning loin devant peut sauter un point de contrôle sans le savoir, et le jeu vous mettra à la dernière place. C’est-à-dire, jusqu’à ce que vous finissiez par le frapper.
Placez toujours le point de respawn avant le danger, ou avant le point de contrôle au moins. Il fera le gameplay beaucoup mieux.
QU'EST-CE QUE C'EST ?!?!?
Absolument, en AUCUN CAS, vous ne devez rechercher sur Google l'image la plus aléatoire et la transformer en piste de course. Les gens n'auront littéralement AUCUNE idée où diable aller...
S'il te plaît. Je t'en supplie.
J’espère que cela vous aide lors de la fabrication de pistes personnalisées. Si jamais vous avez besoin d'aide avec eux, demandez-moi simplement par messages directs ou Discord.
Erreurs fréquentes
Certaines personnes mettent très peu de points de contrôle sur leurs cartes, peut-être seulement 10. Cela peut causer une grande confusion de placement. Vous êtes peut-être premier, mais le jeu pensera que vous êtes 6e, et vous pourriez finir par obtenir un méga champignon ou une étoile à la 1ère place.
Les joueurs peuvent également placer des points de contrôle dans des endroits étranges qui rendent les courses déroutantes. Par exemple, utiliser des images réelles comme pistes de course. Les points de contrôle peuvent ne pas dépasser assez longtemps non plus (ce qui signifie que vous devez être à un point exact sur la piste) et le tour du joueur peut apparemment ne pas compter.
Les points de contrôle définissent votre position sur la carte. Vous devez garder un bon équilibre des points de contrôle, vous ne pouvez pas mettre seulement 3 sur la carte, ce n'est pas un de ces jeux de course d'arcade. Assurez-vous que le point de contrôle 1 est sur la ligne d'arrivée. Voici une image ci-dessous, qui est mon N64 Luigi Raceway. Lorsque vous placez des points de contrôle, ne faites pas ceci:
Quel est le problème, demandez-vous? Remarquez que les points de contrôle 6 et 7 ne dépassent pas complètement. NE FAITES PAS CELA! Un speedrunner peut décider de prendre cette place comme raccourci, et le tour ne comptera pas pour lui. Vous devez dépasser les points de contrôle des deux murs, le plus longtemps possible. C'est une meilleure chance de ne pas manquer les tours.
Au lieu de cela, faites quelque chose comme ça. Voici ma ferme N64 Moo Moo:
Comme vous pouvez le voir, les points de contrôle dépassent correctement les deux murs sur les côtés. Cela ne gênera pas les joueurs qui essaient de réduire les coûts.
Vous n’avez pas à aller super fou comme je l’ai fait avec figure-8 Circuit ci-dessous, mais vous pouvez si vous voulez. Il suffit de ne pas mettre TOO beaucoup près l’un de l’autre, c’est une meilleure chance de manquer un tour.
SOYEZ PRUDENT!!!!!
Lorsque vous réappadre votre joueur de tomber dans un trou, ASSUREZ-vous que le joueur ne fraye pas PLUS AHEAD! C’est l’une des plus grandes sources de mal-compte. Respawning loin devant peut sauter un point de contrôle sans le savoir, et le jeu vous mettra à la dernière place. C’est-à-dire, jusqu’à ce que vous finissiez par le frapper.
Placez toujours le point de respawn avant le danger, ou avant le point de contrôle au moins. Il fera le gameplay beaucoup mieux.
QU'EST-CE QUE C'EST ?!?!?
Absolument, en AUCUN CAS, vous ne devez rechercher sur Google l'image la plus aléatoire et la transformer en piste de course. Les gens n'auront littéralement AUCUNE idée où diable aller...
S'il te plaît. Je t'en supplie.
J’espère que cela vous aide lors de la fabrication de pistes personnalisées. Si jamais vous avez besoin d'aide avec eux, demandez-moi simplement par messages directs ou Discord.
Recently an update dropped that allows making certain checkpoints optional and not required to hit. If making a rainbow road track or any track that has out of bounds surrounding it, it’s best to disable the checkpoint requirements. But some must be required, or you can literally go up and back from the finish line and get lap counts.
Hello guys. I've been playing some of the latest custom tracks by y'all, and they are pretty great. However, it seems today I want to point out that my placement wasn't always correct while racing, and sometimes a lap won't even COUNT! I want to explain to you how the checkpoints work. If you're new here, it's ok because I can show you how to fix that. It does show you how to do it in the track builder, but I still wanted to explain it here.
Common Mistakes
Some people put very little checkpoints on their maps, like maybe only 10. This can cause some mighty placement confusion. You may be in first, but the game will think you're in 6th, and you might end up getting a mega mushroom or star in 1st place.
Players may also place checkpoints in odd places that make racing seem confusing. For example, using actual images as racetracks. The checkpoints might not exceed long enough either (meaning you have to be at an exact point on the track) and the player's lap may seemingly not count.
Checkpoints define your position on the map. You have to keep a good balance of checkpoints, you can't put only like 3 on the map, this isn't one of those arcade racing games. Make sure checkpoint 1 is on the finish line. Here is an image below, which is my N64 Luigi Raceway. When placing checkpoints, don't do this:
What's wrong with it you may ask? Notice how checkpoints 6 and 7 don't exceed all the way. DON'T DO THAT! A speedrunner might decide to take that place as a shortcut, and the lap won't count for them. You have to exceed the checkpoints to both walls, as long as possible. It's a better chance to not miss laps.
Instead, do something like this. Here is my N64 Moo Moo Farm:
As you can see, the checkpoints correctly exceed to both of the walls on the sides. This won't glitch players who are trying to cut corners.
You don't have to go super crazy like I did with Figure-8 Circuit below, but you can if you want to. Just do not put TOO many close together, it's a better chance of missing a lap.
BE CAUTIOUS!!!!!
When respawning your player from falling down a hole, MAKE SURE that the player doesn't spawn MORE AHEAD! This is one of the biggest sources of lap miscounts. Respawning far ahead may skip a checkpoint unknowingly, and the game will put you in last place. That is, until you eventually hit it.
Always place the respawn point before the hazard, or before the checkpoint at least. It will make gameplay much better.
WHAT THE HECK IS THIS?!?!?
Absoulutely under NO circumstances should you Google the most RANDOM picture and make it into a racetrack. People will have literally NO idea where the heck to go...
Please. I'm begging you.
I hope this helps you when making custom tracks. If you ever need any help with them, just ask me through direct messages or Discord.
Hello guys. I've been playing some of the latest custom tracks by y'all, and they are pretty great. However, it seems today I want to point out that my placement wasn't always correct while racing, and sometimes a lap won't even COUNT! I want to explain to you how the checkpoints work. If you're new here, it's ok because I can show you how to fix that. It does show you how to do it in the track builder, but I still wanted to explain it here.
Common Mistakes
Some people put very little checkpoints on their maps, like maybe only 10. This can cause some mighty placement confusion. You may be in first, but the game will think you're in 6th, and you might end up getting a mega mushroom or star in 1st place.
Players may also place checkpoints in odd places that make racing seem confusing. For example, using actual images as racetracks. The checkpoints might not exceed long enough either (meaning you have to be at an exact point on the track) and the player's lap may seemingly not count.
Checkpoints define your position on the map. You have to keep a good balance of checkpoints, you can't put only like 3 on the map, this isn't one of those arcade racing games. Make sure checkpoint 1 is on the finish line. Here is an image below, which is my N64 Luigi Raceway. When placing checkpoints, don't do this:
What's wrong with it you may ask? Notice how checkpoints 6 and 7 don't exceed all the way. DON'T DO THAT! A speedrunner might decide to take that place as a shortcut, and the lap won't count for them. You have to exceed the checkpoints to both walls, as long as possible. It's a better chance to not miss laps.
Instead, do something like this. Here is my N64 Moo Moo Farm:
As you can see, the checkpoints correctly exceed to both of the walls on the sides. This won't glitch players who are trying to cut corners.
You don't have to go super crazy like I did with Figure-8 Circuit below, but you can if you want to. Just do not put TOO many close together, it's a better chance of missing a lap.
BE CAUTIOUS!!!!!
When respawning your player from falling down a hole, MAKE SURE that the player doesn't spawn MORE AHEAD! This is one of the biggest sources of lap miscounts. Respawning far ahead may skip a checkpoint unknowingly, and the game will put you in last place. That is, until you eventually hit it.
Always place the respawn point before the hazard, or before the checkpoint at least. It will make gameplay much better.
WHAT THE HECK IS THIS?!?!?
Absoulutely under NO circumstances should you Google the most RANDOM picture and make it into a racetrack. People will have literally NO idea where the heck to go...
Please. I'm begging you.
I hope this helps you when making custom tracks. If you ever need any help with them, just ask me through direct messages or Discord.
2
4My 3rd MKPC Anniversary!
On 2022-05-31 at 16:06:01
Hey guys! It’s my 3rd anniversary! Unfortunately plans to celebrate were canceled or delayed because I was originally gonna take today off and I can’t….
Thanks for all the appreciation, and I shall continue to be in this community and make new content! I still can’t believe my Mario Kart Bundle hit 200 RATINGS!!! No creation ever hit even 100!!
Im gonna faint aaaaaahhh
Thanks for all the appreciation, and I shall continue to be in this community and make new content! I still can’t believe my Mario Kart Bundle hit 200 RATINGS!!! No creation ever hit even 100!!
Im gonna faint aaaaaahhh
7[Game] Mario's endless questions (Ended)
On 2022-05-23 at 23:50:38
I responded random.
Guess the track from : bumpy, canyons
@hoppingicon come here
Guess the track from : bumpy, canyons
@hoppingicon come here
Choco Mountain
The "hoppingicon" hint helped you a lot I guess, correct, your turn...
oh wow did I tell everyone?
HoppingiKart is done!
On 2022-05-27 at 03:42:58
Of course every map is based on a Mario Kart track:
Shy Guy Island - GBA Shy Guy Beach
Monty Parkway - Wii Moonview Highway
Sidestepper Beach - DS Cheep Cheep Beach
Snowy Sinkhole - SNES Vanilla Lake
Ruined Pyramid - Wii Dry Dry Ruins
Choco Cliff - N64 Choco Mountain
Waterlily Swamp - N64 DK's Jungle Parkway
Kooky Kavern - N64AU Hazy Maze Cave
Hopping Circuit - Wii Daisy Circuit
Mushroom Mall - Wii Coconut Mall
Savvy Saturn Drome - Wii U Electrodrome
Grumble Mountain - Wii Grumble Volcano
Tuesday Stadium - DS Wario Stadium
Tangerine Tides - GBA Cheep-Cheep Island
Ninja Dojo - Tour Ninja Hideaway
Valley of Wonders - N64 Yoshi Valley
Power Garden - Wii U Cloudtop Cruise
Lakeside River - GBA Lakeside Park
Busted Boardwalk - N64 Banshee Boardwalk
Rainbow Road - Wii Rainbow Road
Shy Guy Island - GBA Shy Guy Beach
Monty Parkway - Wii Moonview Highway
Sidestepper Beach - DS Cheep Cheep Beach
Snowy Sinkhole - SNES Vanilla Lake
Ruined Pyramid - Wii Dry Dry Ruins
Choco Cliff - N64 Choco Mountain
Waterlily Swamp - N64 DK's Jungle Parkway
Kooky Kavern - N64AU Hazy Maze Cave
Hopping Circuit - Wii Daisy Circuit
Mushroom Mall - Wii Coconut Mall
Savvy Saturn Drome - Wii U Electrodrome
Grumble Mountain - Wii Grumble Volcano
Tuesday Stadium - DS Wario Stadium
Tangerine Tides - GBA Cheep-Cheep Island
Ninja Dojo - Tour Ninja Hideaway
Valley of Wonders - N64 Yoshi Valley
Power Garden - Wii U Cloudtop Cruise
Lakeside River - GBA Lakeside Park
Busted Boardwalk - N64 Banshee Boardwalk
Rainbow Road - Wii Rainbow Road
On 2022-05-25 at 02:20:44
I know I keep discussing it like it just came out but I feel like this is an accomplishment in my life. All these years I wanted to make my own grand prix for a racing game... and now I've done it. Even if it's just MKPC...
Also here's my tier of the 20 nitro maps. I didn't add the rest yet.
Also here's my tier of the 20 nitro maps. I didn't add the rest yet.
On 2022-04-17 at 18:18:20
"hoppingicon is done"
nah not in a million years don't worry
nah not in a million years don't worry
On 2022-04-17 at 05:02:54
Hello everyone! If you're unfamiliar with me I am the creator of Mario Kart Bundle - N64, GCN, Wii, 3DS (the top rated creation).
For years, I wanted to make my own full Mario Kart Grand Prix somehow, but never really had the motivation to finish one. After seeing the creations by Fways, Kirio, and Lely, who made their own Mario Kart Grand Prix, I decided I should try one out myself. I got to work, using paint.net that I had for a while on my laptop.
It was tricky at first but immediately got the hang of it, and soon I started rapidly producing many maps! There are 40 tracks in the game between 10 characters to choose from:
- Bloom (Winx Club)
- Tuesday X (The X's)
- Milky Way (Milky Way and the Galaxy Girls)
- Kenny McCormick (South Park)
- Butters Stotch (South Park)
- Marina (Zig & Sharko)
- Timmy Turner (The Fairly OddParents)
- Mr. Crocker (The Fairly OddParents)
- Lois Griffin (Family Guy)
- Miss Power (WordGirl)
Why them? I made them at the time so I said "why not?" and made them the roster xD
So earlier I finished the final cup, and now the full cup is ready. I tested it online with some friends, who all gave positive reviews, calling it lounge material. What is YOUR opinion?
Play it here: https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?mid=4225
Provided screenshots:
For years, I wanted to make my own full Mario Kart Grand Prix somehow, but never really had the motivation to finish one. After seeing the creations by Fways, Kirio, and Lely, who made their own Mario Kart Grand Prix, I decided I should try one out myself. I got to work, using paint.net that I had for a while on my laptop.
It was tricky at first but immediately got the hang of it, and soon I started rapidly producing many maps! There are 40 tracks in the game between 10 characters to choose from:
- Bloom (Winx Club)
- Tuesday X (The X's)
- Milky Way (Milky Way and the Galaxy Girls)
- Kenny McCormick (South Park)
- Butters Stotch (South Park)
- Marina (Zig & Sharko)
- Timmy Turner (The Fairly OddParents)
- Mr. Crocker (The Fairly OddParents)
- Lois Griffin (Family Guy)
- Miss Power (WordGirl)
Why them? I made them at the time so I said "why not?" and made them the roster xD
So earlier I finished the final cup, and now the full cup is ready. I tested it online with some friends, who all gave positive reviews, calling it lounge material. What is YOUR opinion?
Play it here: https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?mid=4225
Provided screenshots:
3Whats your Favorite Mario Kart Item
On 2020-06-02 at 22:28:09
My favourite Mario Kart item is "fausse bouiteuh ah objeh" a Boo (MKDS) because I think we can run on offroad.
You can't
On 2020-06-02 at 18:04:28
Super Mario Kart - Banana
Mario Kart 64 - Lightning
Mario Kart Super Circuit - Triple Red Shells
Mario Kart Double Dash - Heart
Mario Kart DS - Triple Red Shells
Mario Kart Wii - Bullet Bill
Mario Kart 7 - Triple Red Shells
Mario Kart 8 - Horn
Mario Kart Tour - Heart
The banana is the best item in Super Mario Kart if you place it correctly. It's fun to mess up the rival order, especially on Mario Circuit 2.
The lightning is the best item in Mario Kart 64 because it's obtainable in any position outside 1st. It's very powerful, especially on Wario Stadium.
The heart is the best Double Dash and Tour item as it PREVENTS items from hitting you, and you can even dodge lightning with it too.
Mario Kart 64 - Lightning
Mario Kart Super Circuit - Triple Red Shells
Mario Kart Double Dash - Heart
Mario Kart DS - Triple Red Shells
Mario Kart Wii - Bullet Bill
Mario Kart 7 - Triple Red Shells
Mario Kart 8 - Horn
Mario Kart Tour - Heart
The banana is the best item in Super Mario Kart if you place it correctly. It's fun to mess up the rival order, especially on Mario Circuit 2.
The lightning is the best item in Mario Kart 64 because it's obtainable in any position outside 1st. It's very powerful, especially on Wario Stadium.
The heart is the best Double Dash and Tour item as it PREVENTS items from hitting you, and you can even dodge lightning with it too.
So about Nintendo's music crisis
On 2022-05-22 at 05:10:51
EXCUSE ME ALL, this is not the topic for that
On 2022-05-21 at 21:17:02
Want me to just write you a song?
If you want me to write a song for a track you made I can be more than welcome to. Let's just stop using Nintendo's music because they're just gonna terminate the channel you got the source from within a month or two.
Apart from Nintendo is Square. I also found many Final Fantasy VII uploads getting removed too. What does that say for all other companies at this time?
Due to not being able to send audio files in forums, song requests are only accepted on Discord in the official MKPC server.
If you want me to write a song for a track you made I can be more than welcome to. Let's just stop using Nintendo's music because they're just gonna terminate the channel you got the source from within a month or two.
Apart from Nintendo is Square. I also found many Final Fantasy VII uploads getting removed too. What does that say for all other companies at this time?
Due to not being able to send audio files in forums, song requests are only accepted on Discord in the official MKPC server.
8I suck at mobile
On 2021-10-26 at 22:45:36
You're not alone
What is your favorite Mario game for the Nintendo Wii?
On 2022-01-29 at 17:59:59
Mario kart Wii
Wii Sports
Wii Sports Resort
Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots
Nicktoons: Globs of Doom
LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis
SpongeBob's Truth or Square
Wii Sports
Wii Sports Resort
Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots
Nicktoons: Globs of Doom
LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis
SpongeBob's Truth or Square
Mario Kart Tour is the best game ever CHANGE MY MIND!!
On 2022-05-16 at 05:21:54
Everything that makes Mario Kart Tour great:
There’s no four tracks per cup setup
Two laps and very slow gameplay
Unfair AI that always takes the lead for the rest of the game when you get hit
All the items suck like bubble, mega mushroom, and even frenzy
Smart steering is always enabled which means that it will make you turn away even when trying to use a mushroom on a shortcut
The millions of useless characters that are nothing more than clones in different outfits
Pay to win features like the gold pass
You need thousands of points just to get like four stars
Rubies are very hard to get and you need a lot of them to pay for things like pipes
Some tracks are more biased than others including Yoshi Circuit and Cheep Cheep Lagoon for example compared to Rock Rock Mountain which took over a year to reappear
Mushrooms do not really go that fast like in MK64
AI loves to cheat and tries to get you the split second you’re open
Super Circuit tracks come back all ruined, Choco Mountain included depending on your view
Sky Garden’s remix is literal trash, Booster Course Pass fixed that
You will often get the rewards you already have when pulling the pipes
There’s no four tracks per cup setup
Two laps and very slow gameplay
Unfair AI that always takes the lead for the rest of the game when you get hit
All the items suck like bubble, mega mushroom, and even frenzy
Smart steering is always enabled which means that it will make you turn away even when trying to use a mushroom on a shortcut
The millions of useless characters that are nothing more than clones in different outfits
Pay to win features like the gold pass
You need thousands of points just to get like four stars
Rubies are very hard to get and you need a lot of them to pay for things like pipes
Some tracks are more biased than others including Yoshi Circuit and Cheep Cheep Lagoon for example compared to Rock Rock Mountain which took over a year to reappear
Mushrooms do not really go that fast like in MK64
AI loves to cheat and tries to get you the split second you’re open
Super Circuit tracks come back all ruined, Choco Mountain included depending on your view
Sky Garden’s remix is literal trash, Booster Course Pass fixed that
You will often get the rewards you already have when pulling the pipes
Making your checkpoints - 2022 Edition
On 2022-05-15 at 07:47:59
Question:
what is the point of optional checkpoints
what is the point of optional checkpoints
That way you don't HAVE to hit a checkpoint to count the lap. This is more recommended when you're on a Rainbow Road or something and both sides are gaps. It can mess up laps if the respawn is placed wrong.
it's extra precautionary to prevent messed up placements. One may think a lap didn't count when in reality it did.
On 2022-05-15 at 06:01:14
Question:
what is the point of optional checkpoints
what is the point of optional checkpoints
That way you don't HAVE to hit a checkpoint to count the lap. This is more recommended when you're on a Rainbow Road or something and both sides are gaps. It can mess up laps if the respawn is placed wrong.