I always liked that map; because of the rotating Star/Bowser there is legit a very niche strategy where saying "NO" to getting a Star actually makes sense.
Specifically, here's an example that happened to me some years back: Myself (going first) and Player 3 (going 3rd) were tied in Stars on the final turn. We were both getting one bonus star. Player 3 was up 30 coins. Both of us, along with Player 2 (going 2nd), were 1 square from the Star with Toad showing. If I buy a Star, Player 2 gets Bowser then Player 3 buys a Star. I lose on coins. If I *dont* buy a Star, Player 2 gets the Star and Player 3 gets Bowser. I win on coins. So choosing *no* was the correct play. Except this being MP1, Player 2 got a random Warp block, defeating my plan. But the plan of NOT purchasing the star was objectively the correct decision to make.
26:43 That's my favorite moment of the video. Vernias claiming Sophist's soul for a minigame of torture. Vernias didn't care about winning, he just wanted to torment Sophist.
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@@MoonlarkSpirits I mean, I really doubt he could get a copyright strike. (The song has already appeared in another video) But Kyle should probably ask permission directly from the creator anyways.
8:52 Fake Star Recent entries call it Shadow Star, Dark Star, and now Z-tar. You just lose coins in this and MP2 (and Jamboree). You lose a star in others.
