@@khaelkuglerI started counting them and no way I have the patience to do it rn I wanted the answer now lmao. I’ll count them later to see if you are right
9:01 "no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no absolutely not" -Poofesure 2024
In the swimming mini game you *MUST NOT* press A and 2 as fast as possible, instead you should do it in a rhythmic way, like "One!, Two!, One!, Two!". I don't know exactly how fast you need to do it, but you should be able to figure it out!
It’s actually both about rhythm and doing it as fast as possible. The A2 is weird in that you have to rock the Wii remote side to side as fast as you can while pressing the buttons in a consistent pattern. It took me some time ever since I got the game years ago, but I figured out what to do and can beat the Master CPUs consistently (I have a video on my channel playing this minigame). But still not sure why the button mashing is programmed that way since it doesn’t seem intuitive.
Poof, I'm pretty sure it's impossible to beat the lap happy minigame on master difficulty using the instructions they tell you. To beat the minigame you need to: Hold A+2 together and shake your wii remote left and right for the first stage Rotate your thumb in a circular way around the d-pad, but make sure you are continually pressing it (not clicking up then right etc.) for the second stage For the last stage, shake your wiimote left and right instead of doing full circles.
The swimming minigame is both about rhythm and speed, but the controls are programmed in very specific ways. For example, in the first part with A2, going fast only works if you rock the Wii remote side to side quickly while pressing A and 2 in a consistent pattern. I had trouble with this minigame when I first got Wii Party U, but I eventually figured out what to do and can beat the Master CPUs (I have a video on my channel showing gameplay). But the controls are really weird, not sure why they are programmed that way.
Araceli was glitching tf out in that block minigame??? At 13:02 and 13:06 she was going insane for some reason 😂 Also, this game was legitimate bullshit. Poof genuinely deserved to win this one :(
The ostrich minigame is entirely rng, the way it works is that each bush has a different percentage change of the otritch knocking it over and its the same every playthrough so its just a dice roll with the only hedging factor being the Bush with the lowest percentage which i think is the tall grass thst fills the fence up
I feel like there is some mechanic he is missing in that minigame that he should really dive in and practice with lol. I bet it's not about going as fast as you can but keeping a particular rhythm.
@@Adrobielit’s going as fast as you can, either he’s not doing it fast enough (which would be insane but plausible with how this game is) or he presses the buttons at the same time at points, which might not count as a press, or something else
@@SiebayPlays there’s a video of a dude beating it in 18 seconds. His channel is “J K” Turns out, while smashing A and 2, you have to rock the Wii remote back and forth quickly as well.
It’s both about speed and rhythm, going fast with A2 only works if you rock the Wii remote side to side quickly while pressing A and 2 in a consistent pattern. The button mashing is programmed in a very specific way.
I was sitting in my high school's Band class and my director was talking about how much he hates ostriches because he was at a petting zoo and got pecked in the head by an ostrich... Sure enough, the next time i check my phone, this video pops up.
The only way to go fast on the first part is to mash A and 2 as fast as possible while spacing out the button presses evenly. It’s just the weird way in which the controls are programmed.
It’s both speed and timing, the only way to go fast is to mash as fast as possible while spacing out A2 evenly. It’s a really weird way of how the controls are programmed.
