Deep Dip 2 | First Finish by Bren (BrenTM) | Hardest Tower Map - Trackmania Trial | With Inputs | WR 

The disrespect to eLconn

@@F4EPhilosophy No disrespect Bren just lead like 95% of the time

@@F4EPhilosophy elconn got second so props to him aswell

Most definitely.. if a way wasn't known? "Check Bren".. I saw numerous top level TM competitors do that on DD2

@@F4EPhilosophyNot disrespect, stop it.

pururtu

floor 0

Damn! What's with the spoilers? 🤣

Really good mapping, to have a forgiving place to train for the upcoming monstrosity.

I was thinking what was the point of that ohhh

it's a very good achievement but there are many achievements in other games that took insanely good players from these games more than a month to do

who's the 2nd?

@@user-jh2nr3oq5k eLconn

ElConn finished it about 2/3 hours later​@@user-jh2nr3oq5k

Elconn

I'm not too surprised, thought second would be Lars though, but top 4 have all been so close.

Gnocchi was 100% blessing him from his napping spot

I remember day 2 or 3 he was saying "I think it s gonna take around 6 days, like deep dip 1"

Decides to shortcut on his winning run. What a class act, this guy.

@@SkydivingSquid what he did was slower than doing it normally

@@everalert He made a joke.

Floor 10 is a work of art as well

if I had to choose a floor in dd2 to be totd, I’d choose floor 12. it’s transitional tech kinda style

Thank you

I mean, his total finish time was about 209 hours, Bren's was 220. Not a huge difference in total commitment. It's true he spent a lot less time on floor 16 than the others but he also didn't have to explore any new parts of it. It'll always take more attempts when you're the first player trying sections since they haven't been solved by anyone yet. Bren definitely deserved the victory in the end, but yeah definitely impressive that Elconn got 2nd despite being 4th to try F16.

eLconn absolutely did not spend "quite literally" a quarter of the time, you are talking nonsense. He had 209 hours

he's going into free camera to look ahead and plan his next route

he’s controller

Yes he did

@@pampamr hell yea. Thanks will be watching that later

He's practicing

He’s practicing for the actual one, cuz you tend to lose grip after hitting the plastic wall. and you don’t want that to happen when on the real thing

He got bronze medal ;-)

@@TrackmaniaReplay yeah, I realised just after posting that comment (which your notification might have shown said "didn't even get a medal") and edited I it.. definitely not a "perfect run" by any means, no terribly massive falls, but that dirt-wall-ride-turnaround took an insane number of attempts! most of his Twitch streams end up being 2am for me, so I'll have to congratulate him next time I have a sleepless night.. (EDIT) ah, wait.. that was specifically a "practice wallride" section, missed that part... my bad.

map wasnt validated, its problably arbitrary or a combination of segments

@@pedrocarvalho6609 It's probably a guesstimation for a good time but is essentially arbitrary - 54:32.100 i.e. 543210

Insanely hard

at least be more respectful that he finished the hardest trial map in trackmania.

This video is recorded from the replay of his record, so you aren't seeing the actual finish. Although the actual finish isn't all that spectacular either.

That's just how TM replays work, this is just a VOD spectating his ghost. If you watched his stream POV then there's some celebratory effects on the finish screen as well as an epilogue speech.

No mate its the same replay starting again. There's a finish screen in actual gameplay.

lol

reward is like 15-20 thousand us dollars in whatever currency you have or smthing

The most obvious bait I’ve ever seen

It's a 1h map if you spent a month grinding away at the thing full time and even that isn't enough for the vast majority of players. It's a monster track with almost inhumanly difficult tricks that only the best players have mastered. In addition to that, the levels are stacked on top of each other and there are no save points. The levels are also constructed in such a way that you have no margin for error. If you screw up and fall off somewhere, chances are that you fall all the way down to the ground and have to start all over again. Hundreds of the best players have been trying DD since it opened on May 3, well over a month ago and so far there have been two finishers and I see two others that are really close. Then there are a further twenty players that made it more than halfway up. The rest, all excellent players haven't even gotten halfway up yet after a month of trying. Famous Trackmania streamer Wirtual, who is probably singlehandedly responsible for 70% of the people outside France even being aware this game even exists, had to give up a great run (he was among those near the top) to maintain his sanity. It's the most stupidly challenging thing ever made in Trackmania and if there's going to be a Deep Dip 3 it's unlikely they'll make it as hard as this one again; they clearly overshot the mark this time. Is that enough of an explanation?

theres ,o checkpoints so if u make a mistake u can fall to the ground

@@Mystery_Biscuits thank you ^^

Why?

@@MarkHadjHamou "Failed" is a bit harsh. He noticed grinding the track was destructive to him and his relationships, so after "just" a month of attempts and getting "only" to floor 14 or thereabouts, he decided to do give up on the competition and return to the map later, without the pressure.

same xd, the camera view was a bit troll there, since you cant see below.