Nah, I liked DD-1 a lot too. It may be one of the few times I had to learn to use the brakes, as in most of the tracks you simply can't do certain turns without slamming into a wall if you don't use them, but it goes _very_ smoothly if you just reduce the speed a bit. I went from struggling to clear Devil's Forest 3 to "I only don't get 1st if I screw up royally" just from realizing this. I also noticed Silence 3 already tries to hammer this in, because if you go too fast you fly out of the loop and that's an instant loss. Sand Ocean 3 also has this to a lesser extent, since the most important thing on it is to keep your grip on the cylinder, but usually you shouldn't need the brakes much. I think the cup was very well designed considering this, I can't pick any level I _didn't_ have fun on it.

I thought the Joker Cup on Master was tough as a kid, but this cup looks like it puts the Joker Cup to shame!

Beated ???? Really dude ? Come on …

Both DD cups are 'harder' to race, but it also affects the oponents. Because they die so much, is easier to win, even if you dont get 1* on any race. I won DD1 cup getting around 8 in a lot of races 😂.

0:17 Mute City 4 2:24 Space Plant 2 4:30 Port Town 4 6:39 Fire Field 2 8:58 White Land 3 11:22 Big Foot

Thanks for the translator.😊😊😊

Big Foot to me is the biggest one of all.

I think the idea is that if you head back towards the track before falling down too far, you pop back up on top of the track. I was just at the edge and did a side attack to the right as I was falling. I don't think that's the first time I've seen that, but I would say it's fairly rare that it happens. Definitely not something I was purposely doing.

That's a little tricky, but it's still not that insane to do. There are other videos such as this one where it is done better than me. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j9ZkeNpouq7Nk40.html

arronmunroe *watches vid* Not bad, continue being awesome and "BOOST FIRE!"

That was captain falcon himself playing the game

Captain falcoruuuuu.

Big Foot is much much much difficult than Big Hand

I know with the nrage controller plugin, you could change the range and deadzone, but I think that's all I changed when I played this. There might be better options out there now, but I'm not familiar with them.

Yeah, you can use the custom machine menu to switch their machines with their super variants and vice-versa.

Looks like this one was answered before I got to it. I did know about those machines when I played this game, but I didn't look into how to actually use them.

Yes, they're using custom machines then.

I love that he did the exact same thing to The Skull on Big Hand in his Joker Cup run.

No, it is not an excuse. I already said that I'm not particularly good at the game and that statement would be enough by itself. That doesn't mean that the controller I use isn't making things a little more difficult for me. An original N64 joystick, when in good condition, I find is easier to make smaller adjustments with. That is, not going to the extreme left or right. There are many times in this game where going too far to one side or the other with the joystick will make you slip out. Of course, you can use side attacks to do some turns, but it's preferable not to if you don't have to.. It's not like this is a huge game changing thing, but I still consider it important enough to be worth noting.

@@arronmunroe My guy take pride in your accomplishment. You are obviously particularly good at this game, you completed the hardest cup on the hardest difficulty. Saying you're not good at it after completing this cup on master is discouraging to people who are trying to learn the game for themselves!

I certainly wasn't trying to discourage anyone trying to beat this game, and it absolutely is an accomplishment to do so. Still, good is a relative term, and what I was trying to convey had more to do with those who would look at this video expecting me to get first place every time, not to use any lives restarting the race, or perhaps to just play better in general.

@@arronmunroe I hear ya. I wasn't trying to sound as critical as I did.