Personally, soft drifting matters most to me, more than motion gliding. Combining soft drifts and delayed drifts together can get you very far in the game if you master the proper angles for specific turns in the game, it's why I see so many shroomless or NITA times that are even faster than my ghosts using shrooms lol. I'm not sure if soft drifting on the Power A Spectra is any different from soft drifting with the Pro Controller (unless I missed something in this video).
@@Child-In-Bucket-Eating-Melon I’m not sure how much time it saves but it’s a lot! It’s definitely worth going for online and doesn’t take much time to learn!
I use Mario Kart TV at the bottom of the Mario kart home menu. For these clips I used the 30 second clip thing on the switch and exported them to my computer with a USB cable (you can look up how to do that) but now I if a I need cinematic shots I use my capture card. Just keep in mind it only saves the last 12 races you played, but you can save 6 races as “favourite” and they’ll be there forever.
Wait don’t official pro controllers have those back buttons, did I get duped into buying a fake one it works fine looked official and hasn’t had any problems in years but it’s also wireless wtf did I buy
@@Goldenroses930 the official one doesn’t have back buttons but there are mods that can give it back buttons. Theoretically you could probably even mod it to remove the gyroscope sensor but keep the accelerometer which would not give it motion controls but allow for shake tricking. You probably either bought a fake or somehow ended up with a modded one lol
@@Goldenroses930 if you want to try motion gliding, you could unsync it from your console and then plug it in to the dock with a usb c to usb a cable cause that might work to put it in wired mode. Then you can just turn on motion controls and map the buttons like I said in the video.
In switch or DC? I dont give my discord to people unless I fully trust them cause you can get ratted (hacked) through that. If you meant switch gimme your friend code.
Hi. i have recently started ridesharing with uber. Are any of this possible with the laws? is this meant to be a driving VR thing and are any of these moves road legal? thanks i only get around 6 per hour where i am cause it is not a busy place.
Hi there. I have also been ridesharing with Uber and the laws are for with it? That’s true but VR is a thing to not be confused with. And 6mil per hour is pretty bad you can move to somewhere different to get a better money increase.
@@pannenkoeksus it is better imo. For some people it would be better to use the GC controller. Whatever feels the best to play with us what you’ll do your best with so just use that.
@@applejuice0616 some of the biggest Mario Kart RU-vidrs use even loudest controllers so i dont think it’s that bad and when it comes to the game volume, yeah I put it way too low for this video. I turned it up in the next one I recorded (it’s not out yet) but that might still be a little low. I’ve had problems where the game volume is way to loud and trust me, it sounds terrible. I’ll try to fix that and thanks for the criticisms!
@@Babs6942 I use a capture card. Just go on Amazon and look up “capture card” and scroll till you find one in the 30ish dollar range. This is because the Nintendo switch does not output 4K or 120fps so a cheap one is fine. You can look up tutorials on how to record a switch in OBS for the software stuff as that’s complicated but one thing to know is that the switch does send audio through the HDMI so there’s no need for an audio cable between the switch and the capture card. Then plug in some headphones to the headphone jack on the capture card with a little headphone logo above/below it, get the software setup, and record your videos. You’ll need a mic to plug into your computer as well. You can also get a webcam (I use the Logitech C922 Pro) for a facecam if you want. Hope this helps if you ever want to record your switch!
Bayesic streams rarely but did it 2 days in a row and was talking with the real shortcat. Of course he was using the Diddybuggy. He also played hyrule circuit the whole day and gor korean food
I have an M2 Mac Mini base model (256gb of storage and 8gb of ram) the storage is a bit small but if I fully delete my video after I’m done editing and uploading it’s fine. I might get an external SSD someday too. The 8gb of ram isn’t as limiting as it sounds either. The way apple’s ram works 8gb feels more like 16. The M2 chip itself is really really fast and for only 800 CAD (I got mine for 600 with some gift cards and stuff) or 600 USD it’s a great deal!
@@Gnawy Ayee appreciate that a lot bro ima support you videos .but do you think the base model should be good enough to stream like on twitch and stuff 💚
I personally haven’t streamed yet (I plan to in the decently near future) but I’ve heard that it can livestream with no problems at 1440p 60fps 10k bitrate. I'd say go for it. A lot of reviews by the big tech reviewers say that it's bad for content creation and that it is just a simple web browsing computer but if you listen to the people who actually use it to create content (including myself) you'll hear that it's actually quite good and if you look at the price (the MacBook Pro of the same power was over $1.2k) you'll see that it's an absolute steal. I'd recommend it for streaming.
Also one thing that makes it good for streaming/recording is that it’s SUPER quiet. You can never hear the fan in it so it won’t be in the background of your stream/video. I wish I could say the same about the Switch…
