Knowledge of MKPC

Well, unfortunately the original "Knowledge of MKPC" has been locked by the moderators because @Knowledge-of-MKPC was using AI to improve his english, which is completely fine by me, if it was COMPLETELY AI then I would have NOT been fine with it so I'm kind of mad but it's alright.

What will this be about? This is a topic that is kind of community topic. You can DM me to ask for an interview. The interviews and articles will be posted here so you can see the community's stories on how they got here. There will also be tips posted on this topic daily. That's about it. Request an interview or something.

So, you might be asking, what is bagging? Well, if you don't know, bagging is a Mario Kart strategy that pretty much allows you to win easier. It's actually quite simple.

Bagging is a very simple strategy used across various Mario Kart games, even this one. How do I do it you ask? Well, it's quite simple, actually. This may seem sketchy at first, but it works. Instead of immediately driving ahead at the start of a race, you actually turn around and go back, (some tracks will not allow you to do this) and find an item box, and fill up both 2 of your item slots with that item box, and then turn back around and start the race. Now, why do you do this?

Well, Mario Kart is very forgiving, but extremely punishable. The farther you are from first place, the better items you will get. By turning back, you will get much better items to help you win the race. And then you can actually start racing, but with very good items, which will help you to win the race, and there you have it, you just did bagging!

Tip: The best type of tracks that work well with bagging are longer ones.

Some of you are friends with @goodtop5champHalloweenjackson, but have you ever wondered how he got here? Well, this is the story of Jackson.

1. How did and why did Jackson come to MKPC?
In 2024, Jackson was bored in school. He was searching for unblocked Mario Kart websites, and after a long time of searching he finally stumbled upon an unblocked Super Mario Kart website, but he thought it was boring. After more searching, he finally stumbled across MKPC in May of 2024. A bit later, Jackson thought it was too hard, so he left for a bit. Time goes by, but a random thought appeared in his head thinking: "What happened to MKPC?" He thought about it for a bit, and later he finally joined back in August 2024. He got used to everything for a bit, and then he finally made his first account, @jcoley2 on September 16th, 2024. He was having fun, but unfortunately MKPC got blocked. He started to search for proxies that he can play MKPC on, and then he finally found one he can use! He finally got MKPC back! He then made his second account @badjackson on May 9th, 2025. He was happy, but sadly, that account got hacked. He kind of gave up for a bit, but he started searching again. He finally found another proxy he can play MKPC on, and finally, on November 5th, 2025, he made the account that he is currently using right now, and it's been like that ever since.

2. What made him stay? He had lots of fun on the website when he registered for the first time, and then he met @dragonxfox, and Jackson says that he kept him around because all of the fun cups he was creating. Later, the proxy got blocked, and as you already know, he later created another account, but with some sad news. Jackson was trying to find @dragonxfox, the one that kept him on this site and made Jackson have fun, had quit, so he couldn't find him. And uh I don't really want to say this next part because I feel cringe when typing/saying it but I don't care. Jackson had then met me and he says that I kept him around and he had fun playing online together, and that's how he is still here. Eugh... be right back I think I'm gonna throw up...


3. Why don't Jackson like race mode? Jackson says it's because he just has no goals on it, and really he just doesn't play it that much anyway.

4. What attracted Jackson to Battle Mode? Jackson saw that the scores were way lower than race mode, and then he had a dream that he could be top 10 in the world. Fortunately, that dream came true, and now he is at where he is today.

5. Does Jackson have any tips for new players? *Ahem*, uh, no offense here. Jackson says don't talk to @Travis_Attar15, and don't break the rules.

Now, you may be wondering, what is snaking? Good question. Snaking was originally discovered in the popular Nintendo Gamecube game, F-Zero GX. It later became more popular and widely known in Mario Kart DS. Snaking is where players repeatedly drift side to side, or left and right on straightaways and turns to continuously charge and chain mini-turbos. It got banned in competitive Mario Kart tournaments, but  that's a topic for another day.

How to do it? Well, it's simple. You must snake with Daisy or Peach, or a custom character with Peach or Daisy stats. The best option is to go with Daisy stats though, since it is way better for snaking. You drift side to side, or a better way to put it, left to right charging up a blue mini-turbos. You can do this on straightaways and even turns! And if a certain turn is coming up, and you're not sure what to do, drift in the way the turn is going, for example if a turn is coming up and the turn is a left turn, just drift and charge up a blue mini-turbo in that direction, and then just turn back after the turn and just start snaking on the straightaway again. Simple.

Finally, what track is the best to practice Snaking on? Well, the best track to practice snaking is Figure 8 Circuit in the 1-up cup, which is the green shroom with the dots on it.