[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"] You're doing it wrong
As I said in another thread.....
"It's not a straightforward racer, it's anything but. It's never been a straightforward racer. But you hear people complain all over the place about it. From power ups to that absurd "only the last lap counts" complaint.
Mario Kart is a few elements put into one...
1. Racing - Duh
2. Course design - This is the first aspect that people completely miss. Some power ups can be placed around the track to mess up everyone else's race. The people that don't know this are the ones that put one banana peel in the middle of the biggest longest straightaway. The ones who understand it stick that banana peel on the thin rope bridge or on the inside of a tight corner so the other racer/s needs to take the longer way around.
3. Strategy - Everything from timing to use a blue shell to getting a set of three shells and deciding to use them for defense or offensive plans.
The people who don't get all this just don't understand the title. If you're not going around that track with the intent of building a more treacherous course for everyone else while deciding what power up to use and still trying to win the race then you're.....not.....doing......it......right."
The whole thread HERE
skingus
While I do think luck plays a part in this game, Jasonguy pretty much nailed it. Strategy is what makes you win MORE than you lose. Still, don't take the game to seriously, just have fun. I can laugh about it even when I lose. With this type of game you have to.
Unless your life is on the line, you should never take any game serious, no matter how good it is. This whole attitude of taking game serious has kind of put games in a "competitive" dark age.
That being said, alot of Nintendo games are based on a combination of strategy/luck. Someone may consider Mario party to be very luck based, but after playing it long enough, you can figure out how to use each aspect of the game to help you win and cause your opponents to lose. This is true with all competitive nintendo games, Mario Kart, Smash brothers, and so on and so forth.
I get so sick of reading people whine about items in mario kart and brawl. To me its more impressive to see someone actually avoid the item, which most items in both games are totally avoidable, then whine and just turn them off. It takes more skill to dodge something thats there then to just shut it off all together.
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