Before any of yall start to point it out, there are 19 tips and trick + 1 bonus, instead of 20 + 1 which was my plan. When I finished editing the whole video, which took like 10 hours to render, 6 hours getting the clips ready and moving files between my PC and my iPad... I realized that I missed the 20th trick, which was about wallrides. I'm sorry for it, and I will add below a link to another video made by RedNycto, diving deeper into that matter. Special thanks to my fella A.N for providing me with the image I used to do the thumbnail, since I don't play A9C. Remember to share your tips and tricks in the comments as well! WALLRIDE advanced guide: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tXynClf18js.htmlsi=-_45WVMLq0uifazq - - - Antes de que alguno de ustedes empiece a señalarlo, hay 19 consejos y trucos + 1 de bonus, en lugar de 20 + 1, que era mi plan. Cuando terminé de editar todo el vídeo, que me llevó como 10 horas renderizar, 6 horas preparando los clips y moviendo archivos entre mi PC y mi iPad... me di cuenta de que me había perdido el truco número 20, que trataba de wallrides. Lo siento y agregaré a continuación un enlace a otro video realizado por RedNycto, profundizando en ese asunto. Un agradecimiento especial a mi amigo A.N por proporcionarme la imagen que usé para hacer la miniatura, ya que no juego A9 China. ¡Recuerda compartir también tus consejos y trucos en los comentarios! Guía avanzada de WALLRIDE: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tXynClf18js.htmlsi=-_45WVMLq0uifazq
is buttons controls as good as manual? Or is it holding me back from getting good times? I have been playing for a long time with buttons, but I don't see anyone talking about it.
The last tip is actually very useful. I'm a casual player and aside from getting news from your channel, I only followed Asphalt's twitter and joined the official discord server just to get useful information only like update news and stuff without having my notifications flooded with Asphalt stuff haha. It's best to enjoy the game without getting too involved and burning yourself out.
Not bad. I think making a beginner’s guide for A9 is a great way to get new players the basic steps mastering the game. And yes, please use the manual controls. I highly recommend it. But for knockdown camera, I haven’t experienced any mistakes on my end, well, since I’m always running diagnostic runs on cop runs, I’m already used to it. And yes, if you really want to get some extra cars, spending season tokens is a great way to improve some career cars and getting some blueprints for the featured cars. And remember, to carefully select a Showroom event you need for career. You have to see what cars you got and how much time you got to properly unlock and max the car. Notice how I’m not referring any Special Event since those cars are somewhat paywalled.
I also find useful to quickly max (get all the bps, not upgrading ) your current level car in the shop, so you don't slow down too much your progession later. For exemple, if i am level 15, but i didn't cared about my previous level cars, my chance to see a car of my current level would be like 1/23 But, if i'm level 15, with most of my previous level cars maxed in terms of bps, my chance to get a car of my level in the shop would be like 1/5 or 1/4 which would make you progress quicker.
Good tips. Especially the last one. For example on the asphalt discord, there are far too many people defending some of the absurd pricings of the bundles in the game and I find that really strange. So I try to engange less in communities nowadays My garage is now decent enough in terms of B and A class cars. Now I'm trying to get a good 460kmh+ car for higher legend league. Fingers crossed the black friday burst speed will have one.
Cars on: using manual steering instead of touchdrive gives you an opportunity to roam the map a lot more efficiently and avoid wrecks and knockdowns from the other person Me: *proceeds to crash into a tree mid air*
For me, there is a better way to Sandbagging! If you a manual player, just play Grand Prix with TD on and play normally. That way you'll ended up on Tier 3 or 4 while facing another TD players or beginner manual players, while avoid the risk of getting another sandbagging players on your tier that potentially more skilled than you
For GPs I just do a bad time that is like 3 seconds faster than the basic requirements to get the qualification rounds rewards. Say if it's 59 seconds like in the 007s GP rn I will do 56 or maybe 55 seconds. That way you'll get into tier 4 which in my opinion is the safest tier to sandbag in.
@@rafliduatinova T5 is definitely a hot zone now that a lot of people know about this sandbagging trick, including whales that already have their cars maxed. Best tier to stay in imo is again T4 but T3 might work as well.
The fastest way to progress as beginner no one talks about is car hunts. Just grind as much as possible and spend tokens only on tickets refill and you will get a decent car with required resources to max it and possibly a few epics on it. This will boost your garage level drastically. Play multiplayer a lot to learn the best routes and car/nitro management. Once your garage level will reach lvl 15 you will get a source of great car blueprints from the legends store. Until then I suggest not to buy anything from there as it is just a waste. The only useful thing until then are nismo leaf/ford/ferrari 812 blueprints obtainable for red trade coins. Collect tokens(blue coins) from every source possible as this will be your way to get some powerful cars later. At any circumstances DO NOT spend your tokens on other sources once you did not collect like 30K.
In the automatic car hunts, in mobile devices, there is a way easier method than the one he said. u can download an auto clicker and make it click on the Niro clicking area and u turn on TD and u r done. U just have to select the car u want it to play with. Even sometimes it could use the car that u want it to drive. Have fun playing hunts boys and girls
since most manual drivers use sandbagging in GP, don't sandbag unless you want to face manual drivers who will beat every TD drivers. you have more chances winning the key in higher tiers than lower tiers which give 1-2 chances to win car keys
Yeah, discord sometimes disappoints me. There are many good guys. But some people are just defending Gameloft and ask more pay to win content. Which keeps them behind a safe paywall. Kids with rich parents saying like everything should be purchased in the game. I am OK with pass and few small purchases here and there. But buying low tier D class BPs is just... BTW maybe I missed but I didn't hear about MP Milestones, they definitely help a lot to progress. I know they demand a lot of grinding but they are free to some level
@@CarsOnGaming 100%, but usually I am OK with realistic amount. Also I like to have fun and decent competition. If my garage will be way overpowered than my opponents I won't be able to enjoy the game. Like for example if GL made Paywall less smaller many players would donate to enjoy it. But 1000s bucks for single car is overkill. Ideally for my it would be great to pay for F5 this way 1 dollar for 1st star, 2 for 2nd, 3 for 3rd and so on. I bet this would increase purchase volume 10 or 100 fold
Not bad. I think making a beginner’s guide for A9 is a great way to get new players the basic steps mastering the game. And yes, please use the manual controls. I highly recommend it. But for knockdown camera, I haven’t experienced any mistakes on my end, well, since I’m always running diagnostic runs on cop runs, I’m already used to it. And yes, if you really want to get some extra cars, spending season tokens is a great way to improve some career cars and getting some blueprints for the featured cars. And remember, to carefully select a Showroom event you need for career. You have to see what cars you got and how much time you got to properly unlock and max the car. Notice how I’m not referring any Special Event since those cars are somewhat paywalled.
