Great video. Obviously the majority of your vids will be pure gameplay, but these kind of vids occasionally would be really cool of some kind of MM2 history/knowledge/trivia that most people probably wouldn't know about
I have a level I made in Levelhead that no one cleared because they patched out hovering through punchers with the ripcord's propeller. It was necessary to progress. I didn't expect it to be patched out, and I used it multiple times in multiple levels but only one is now unbeatable
It's kinda similar to when the fire flower shot out of slightly different places depending on what character you were playing as, but that one was more well known.
Yes! Those were such a weird thing. And weird that Nintendo patched it globally. I wonder what makes them decide on patching globally or only on certain versions
@@DannyBPlays thats a great question, we really dont know, very silly of them to globally patch the p switches, just locally patching could have solved our problems much easier
I thought it was going to be the fireball thing. and I'm fairly sure with a perfect ball throw and a perfectly timed jump you should be able to beat that second level.
That's the reason that it's up to around 12k attempts ( last I checked a few weeks back). It looks so beatable but it really isn't. We deemed it impossible when it was around 2k attempts but people keep throwing lives at it because it looks like it should be doable.
it sure does look close but a person with the ability to TAS did a perfect jump and float jump and was still short unfortunately. your welcome to try to beat it yourself if you want to tho.
Unfortunate how we can only remove the levels from existence, not only taking down history of SMM2, but also taking down levels that weren’t meant to be impossible that were made by innocent players.
yeah that's the crazy thing, these creators 100% didn't intend on making the levels impossible, or even that difficult. The 2nd level looked like it could be in Normal, maybe even Easy, if it didn't have the patch
@@peeturpain9379 So just because you find something "annoying" means it shouldnt be allowed to exist? This is exactly what DGR was talking about at the end about report abuse. Thnx for being an example.
What's funny about these is that ceave made a video saying this shouldn't happen in smm2 because when they get uploaded the level gets locked into the version it was uploaded in. Maybe they didn't think the superball/ p switch interaction was that big of a deal because it seems like that doesn't apply.
@@CraftBlade240 fireflower height is the common one but theres also door lag entry glitch that got globally patched as well but nintendo is good about removing levels with global patchs they just haven't done it the pswitch thing
Yeah Nintendo doesn't seem to realize that global patches are ALWAYS bad and have unintended consequences. Their patches should never apply to previously uploaded levels
@@DannyBPlays Global patches are fine but as Sylocat said I dont think it was at all intended. Nintendo already knows the issues global patching could cause. Something like requiring levels to be re-uploaded after a global patch would be a nice solution to prevent these issues while still allowing them to fix issues in the game and work far better than trying to only make patches apply to new levels.
Incidentally, you can factory reset your Switch and use the physical version of SMM2 offline to recreate these in 1.0, then upload them in the current version. This can make for impossible troll levels
How would you upload them without connecting to the game online after your factory reset when the switch wont let you connect to the game online without updating the game first? 🤔 I know it can be done with hacked switches, but your idea just wouldn't work.
Even if you tried uploading the level as previously created after updating, it would still use the globally effected patch thus making your clear attempts impossible
@@Syranovæ no, you do the clear check when not on the internet. the game then saves the fact that you passed the clear check. you then update your version, and can upload the level that's already clear checked. Nintendo can 100% fix this. They should make it so updating your version invalidates the clear check and force you to run the clear check in the current version before you upload it. Sadly, this will stop people from using icicle global ground, which was awesome, but removing the ability to upload legit 100% impossibel levels and true dev only dev exits overall benefits the community.
I would try it but I'm not buying a switch to beat the lvl ....1 of the really good players will beat the 2cd lvl with a doubt its not impossible dave got close without perfect timing....
Endless has a skip option. No-skip Super Expert runs are a personal challenge and not endorsed by Nintendo or covered by it's terms of service. They absolutely will NOT remove a level just because "it might end your super expert challenge you inflicted UPON YOURSELF".. 😂
But they will remove it for being unclearable. So use that for the reason not some dumb "no-skip" crap they will laugh at. (coming from someone who only does no skip runs)
@@Syranovæ i think you misunderstood what I was saying. The reason would be that its unclearable from a patch. Thats what Nintendo would see. But its because of the people who are trying to break records in endless, thats the motivation behind the reason. Hope that makes sense.
I really enjoyed this type of content and feel like there's not enough of it in Mario Maker. I think it would be great to also show off some of the glitches and how people implement them in their levels, stuff like broken tracks and such.
I suppose this is our uncleared levels episode for the week, and it was interesting! It seems the experts have concluded that second level is impossible, but I just can't help but look at it and think it could be done.
I think the second might be possible but really tight and precise... If you shot as you jumped and just didn't stop, then kept going, it might be possible... You were really close before the 2 player experiment and there was some wiggle room there
Hopefully with enough (properly worded) reports Nintendo will patch the super ball to allow specific levels to have the original interactions based on upload date.
this honestly should have been the case to begin with, all they had to do was locally patch it, but of course they globally patch it and here we are haha
I attempted it by having my index finger on Y to run while having my thumb on B to pick up the flower then around then did the exact same trick he did with it bouncing longer only this time lightly tapping jump to pass the gap and was a few spaces away from the goal after perfectly jumping as the P switch ran out
@@loumarru-pe1yl I really wish somebody could complete the level but I've given up from trying different methods worst part is the goal is so close heard a TAS was performed and even that failed
The first one looks like it’s called “pinpoint shooter” So superballs can now set off a P switch from the side…yet they still can’t set of an ON/OFF switch…
So there are _two_ things Nintendo globally patched making levels that used them a certain way impossible? Character differences and now this. So much for keeping these things working in levels clear checked before the update.
Theres also door lag entry glitch that is globally patched as well but Nintendo actually removes that glitch and the character fire flower height difference levels really quickly if reported. the sideways pswitch hasn't been removed since team 0% reported it a year ago
@@blueflotsam1696 I'm pretty sure the door lag glitch still works in older levels. At least most of the effects anyway. There's also the fact that sideways Thwomps used to slide up slopes, and now they just disappear in old levels that used that behavior, so if that Thwomp was needed to progress then it's now impossible.
@@DJDroz-gh5nt if we are talking about the same door lag entry glitch where you theme reset or subworld bottom left corner teleporation that is for sure 100% patched. there are some versions that still work but its because the global patch wasn't the best fix.
@@blueflotsam1696 yep, that's the one. I remember messing with it before the patch and got the "play after goal" version to work by just putting the fire flower on the door, both on the end of a conveyor with a wall next to them, so I don't know why people have this elaborate setup that drops it onto Mario as he gets to the door?
That would imply Nintendo had noticed them enough to have any feelings on whether or not they're impossible. Can you perhaps provide a quote from an official at Nintendo saying either of these (or any) impossible levels are possible or are you just flaming Nintendo because you have a keyboard? The second one? Yeah, thought so.
@@Syranovæ Nintendo has definitely noticed these levels. The 2nd one has been reported at least a few dozen times. Team 0% has stumbled across a few other impossible levels (fe. due to a global fireball shot height patch), but all of them were deleted by Nintendo shortly after being reported.
They are uncleared. Everyone who has reported these levels has never beaten them. Likely what's happening is Nintendo is using an algorithm rhar doesn't weigh reports for uncleared levels as heavily as reports from cleared ones.
@@laniek7 I like how you say definitely as if you have any clue if Nintendo has noticed them. 😂 You're also trying to compare apples and oranges as your source. As I told the poster, please oh PLEASE provide me a quote or proof that "These levels have definitely been noticed by Nintendo"
That second level almost feels beatable if you can fire the attack mid jump onto the platform and jump off the blocks before the p switch is hit it might give just enough time to pull it off.
I love the amount of people who still think the second level is possible even though replies to the top comment say it’s been TAS’d with no success. I do get it though, like everyone, it looks like it should be possible. I think it’s sort of cool that the level creator inadvertently created the greatest time suck troll of all time.
This is why global patching is bad. This allows clever players with earlier versions to make dev exits that are literally impossible to use for the other players.
He may have not been timing them perfectly but the fact remains that even IF he did it perfectly, he wouldn't have been able to make it to the edge in time
In the end, a truly impossible level really defeats the purpose of clearing. Even though neither the level Maker nor Nintendo did this intentionally, these *should* be removed. Because a impossible level can't be uploaded.
Second level showcased could theoretically be beaten. I counted 5 loops on the pswitch, starting with the first note. Count the end of each loop in the music and jump before the last note before getting to 5. You should be able to just barely make the jump. I don't have mario maker so I can't test this theory.
Imo the first lvl shown can still be beat with a proper superball throw its just needs to be perfect nd I bet some 1 will beat it if they haven't already 2cd lvl can be beat with perfect timing clearly dgr doesn't have it or the patience to do it idk why he called it impossible its def possible I feel like I could beat it nd I've never played mm in my life
5:00: This bit of text was a fail. It flashes for a few frames, then disappears, forcing you to pause in order to read it. The superbal haa to bounce on the side of the P-switch to get up there. People have tried shooting from all different spots/angles. In old versions, this did not activate the P-switch, but in new versions it is retroactively/"globally" patched to activate.
That one you did and beat on multiplayer looks possible, it looked like you were jumping way before the blocks turned back into coins. I bet it could be won with a pixel perfect jump
I feel like not reporting would be pretty cool. Like that YT video from Futurama that used to have a neutral number of likes and dislikes, kept up by the community, at least until YT hid dislikes on videos
That second level COULD be beaten, pretty sure if you run and get lucky with the ball hit on the p-switch and get a last possible frame jump before the p-switch expires, you would make it to the flag.
I just have to say that i really like the music at the beginning if i listen correctly then its from danganronpa(i dont know if its mentioned in the description) always happy to hear its soundtrack definitely underrated imo.
I don't think that second level is truly impossible - especially if you can get the superball to bounce around a little before it reaches the P-Switch....
If theres an angle that delays the pswitch trigger it hasn't been found yet but would likely make it possible. All the testing over at the team 0% side of things makes it seem like the superball has a very few trajectories so there isn't one that allows more time. feel free to try it out tho and report the levels after you give up!
Not gonna lie, the second one look like it is super close to being possible. Dave almost got a jump off of the last brick block, which makes me think that, with good positioning and execution, it could just barely be possible.
I would say, as much as I kinda hate it, that these levels should be reported. The problem is that, however small, there is a chance one could come up during no skip runs and things like that, only for the level to be impossible. The fact that because nintendo patched them makes them actively harmful to the community sucks, but it may just he a necessary evil
Nothing to hate about it. The report systems is specifically there for things like this, glitches (heres looking at you, broken tracks), bugs, etc. I report half the levels Dave plays 😂 Not because of Dave of course, just because my gamedev attitude says that I'd want these things reported in MY game, why wouldnt I report them for someone else's game? I'm alot quicker to report a broken track than crap like this though.
I haven't played Super Mario Maker 2 in a while but last time I checked, after a certain glitch was patched out of the game that teleported you to the bottom of the level after entering a door and getting a power up at the same time, two of my levels that used that glitch and were uploaded became impossible. I don't know if they are still up. Another level I uploaded using a different glitch got deleted however, even though it was possible to do without the glitch due to cheese.
We have found this glitch many times among our Uncleared lists, and we have reported it and Nintendo is quick to delete. If people cleared them before the patch, they might still exist then.
The problem seems to be that on the long run p-switch level, if waited til the last minute to jump (the edge- seemed to have the time), you would have completed it. The time you almost completed it, you jumped too early but there was still time before the bricks reverted
Great video. Obviously the majority of your vids will be pure gameplay, but these kind of vids occasionally would be really cool of some kind of MM2 history/knowledge/trivia that most people probably wouldn't know about
hi
this is probably the least noticed verified comment i've seen lol
@@liam.28 I'm okay with that :)
hey,does anyone have a link to the spreadsheet DGR shows at the start?
I have a level I made in Levelhead that no one cleared because they patched out hovering through punchers with the ripcord's propeller. It was necessary to progress. I didn't expect it to be patched out, and I used it multiple times in multiple levels but only one is now unbeatable
But.... I guessed between 27/28 thousand, what's was the number DGR😂😂
He filmed that when there were about 30k. There are 16k now.
Couldn't levels be removed automatically if enough people reported it as bug by automated system or something?
We hope! Many have been deleted for other patched glitches, but these have not been, yet, despite dozens of reports
It's kinda similar to when the fire flower shot out of slightly different places depending on what character you were playing as, but that one was more well known.
Also Nintendo delete these levels when reported
whats unfortunate is levels like that still remain in 2020 uncleared so we will have to overcome that bridge when we get there
Yes! Those were such a weird thing. And weird that Nintendo patched it globally. I wonder what makes them decide on patching globally or only on certain versions
@@DannyBPlays thats a great question, we really dont know, very silly of them to globally patch the p switches, just locally patching could have solved our problems much easier
I thought it was going to be the fireball thing. and I'm fairly sure with a perfect ball throw and a perfectly timed jump you should be able to beat that second level.
Yes in his last atempt he jumped way too early, he almost landed back before the p-swich ran out
That's the reason that it's up to around 12k attempts ( last I checked a few weeks back). It looks so beatable but it really isn't. We deemed it impossible when it was around 2k attempts but people keep throwing lives at it because it looks like it should be doable.
it sure does look close but a person with the ability to TAS did a perfect jump and float jump and was still short unfortunately. your welcome to try to beat it yourself if you want to tho.
@@blueflotsam1696 is there any video footage of that tas? would love to see it
@@ShiniGGami me too
Unfortunate how we can only remove the levels from existence, not only taking down history of SMM2, but also taking down levels that weren’t meant to be impossible that were made by innocent players.
yeah that's the crazy thing, these creators 100% didn't intend on making the levels impossible, or even that difficult. The 2nd level looked like it could be in Normal, maybe even Easy, if it didn't have the patch
1st level was decent. 2nd level deserves to be removed, its just plain annoying, even if the patch wasnt an issue.
@@peeturpain9379 So just because you find something "annoying" means it shouldnt be allowed to exist?
This is exactly what DGR was talking about at the end about report abuse. Thnx for being an example.
@@peeturpain9379🤓
Actually, we can just play them with a downgraded SMM2.
What's funny about these is that ceave made a video saying this shouldn't happen in smm2 because when they get uploaded the level gets locked into the version it was uploaded in. Maybe they didn't think the superball/ p switch interaction was that big of a deal because it seems like that doesn't apply.
but only 2 updates have ever been universal
this and the firemall thing
I think it's a bug where they just forgot to code in the version check for that specific thing. Same with the fireball.
@@CraftBlade240 fireflower height is the common one but theres also door lag entry glitch that got globally patched as well but nintendo is good about removing levels with global patchs they just haven't done it the pswitch thing
Yeah Nintendo doesn't seem to realize that global patches are ALWAYS bad and have unintended consequences. Their patches should never apply to previously uploaded levels
@@DannyBPlays Global patches are fine but as Sylocat said I dont think it was at all intended. Nintendo already knows the issues global patching could cause.
Something like requiring levels to be re-uploaded after a global patch would be a nice solution to prevent these issues while still allowing them to fix issues in the game and work far better than trying to only make patches apply to new levels.
Incidentally, you can factory reset your Switch and use the physical version of SMM2 offline to recreate these in 1.0, then upload them in the current version. This can make for impossible troll levels
How would you upload them without connecting to the game online after your factory reset when the switch wont let you connect to the game online without updating the game first? 🤔 I know it can be done with hacked switches, but your idea just wouldn't work.
Even if you tried uploading the level as previously created after updating, it would still use the globally effected patch thus making your clear attempts impossible
@@Syranovæ That's why you'd clear first, upload later
@@Syranovæ no, you do the clear check when not on the internet. the game then saves the fact that you passed the clear check. you then update your version, and can upload the level that's already clear checked.
Nintendo can 100% fix this.
They should make it so updating your version invalidates the clear check and force you to run the clear check in the current version before you upload it.
Sadly, this will stop people from using icicle global ground, which was awesome, but removing the ability to upload legit 100% impossibel levels and true dev only dev exits overall benefits the community.
So Nintendo bans troll levels, but does nothing about actual impossible levels.
I like looking at these impossible levels, you should keep on doing them!
We got the "Is it possible" challenges, but now we got the "Is it impossible" challenges.
To the people in the comments who say that you can beat the second level, just try it yourselves and you'll see...
Check it out - it's already cleared. 😎
@@jayme3181 check it out - no it's not 😎
@@DGR_Dave Made you look 🤣🤣
I would try it but I'm not buying a switch to beat the lvl ....1 of the really good players will beat the 2cd lvl with a doubt its not impossible dave got close without perfect timing....
Probably should be reported only for the fact that it will kill super expert runs. Correct me if I'm wrong but these would show up due to the % right?
Endless has a skip option. No-skip Super Expert runs are a personal challenge and not endorsed by Nintendo or covered by it's terms of service. They absolutely will NOT remove a level just because "it might end your super expert challenge you inflicted UPON YOURSELF".. 😂
But they will remove it for being unclearable. So use that for the reason not some dumb "no-skip" crap they will laugh at. (coming from someone who only does no skip runs)
@@Syranovæ i think you misunderstood what I was saying. The reason would be that its unclearable from a patch. Thats what Nintendo would see. But its because of the people who are trying to break records in endless, thats the motivation behind the reason. Hope that makes sense.
Reporting them away would be a cringe way of deleting history
I really enjoyed this type of content and feel like there's not enough of it in Mario Maker. I think it would be great to also show off some of the glitches and how people implement them in their levels, stuff like broken tracks and such.
I'm so glad to have you. Your videos make my day better. I love u man.
I suppose this is our uncleared levels episode for the week, and it was interesting! It seems the experts have concluded that second level is impossible, but I just can't help but look at it and think it could be done.
The uncleared community be goin wild rn
This was extremely interesting, these levels truly are unbeatable, i'll bet the creators are having a good laugh. 😆
I thought he was talking about the impossible pack in new super mario bros 2😅
I think the second might be possible but really tight and precise... If you shot as you jumped and just didn't stop, then kept going, it might be possible... You were really close before the 2 player experiment and there was some wiggle room there
They have ran TAS runs on that level. It's not beatable.
@@xThunderSlugxWhere's the video at?
6:35, ok. but to be fair, you jumped waaaaaay to early, there.
imagine getting one of these levels in a super expert no skip run
Hopefully with enough (properly worded) reports Nintendo will patch the super ball to allow specific levels to have the original interactions based on upload date.
this honestly should have been the case to begin with, all they had to do was locally patch it, but of course they globally patch it and here we are haha
Oh my, finally not a stream
no -- why would we report it. it's awesome to keep up as history
You hear these “emotional speakers” say that ‘nothing’s impossible’. They obviously have never played Mario Maker 2
You mean motivational speakers?
@@monkeybusiness1039oh my god yes I am such an idiot oops 😂
DGR, I think you should celebrate because your videos are getting better and better!
Ceave Gaming should have seen this cause omg he tried making impossible levels years back as a test.
These levels were not made to be impossible, just a random physics change from an update that Nintendo probably dont even know about.
Dave was really close in that second level. Has anyone tried TASing it?
I attempted it by having my index finger on Y to run while having my thumb on B to pick up the flower then around then did the exact same trick he did with it bouncing longer only this time lightly tapping jump to pass the gap and was a few spaces away from the goal after perfectly jumping as the P switch ran out
yes, it has been, with no success
@@loumarru-pe1yl I really wish somebody could complete the level but I've given up from trying different methods worst part is the goal is so close heard a TAS was performed and even that failed
DGR having Dangan Ronpa music in his video always throws me off so bad lol
There needs to be a Danganronpa-themed troll level. Monokuma is totally perfect for it!
So Nintendo bans troll levels, but does nothing about actual impossible levels.
2:43
A classic DGR moment
and I'll just make a third one. (I'm having a bad idea again)
Thanks Lou!
Thanks Jenn :)
The first one looks like it’s called “pinpoint shooter”
So superballs can now set off a P switch from the side…yet they still can’t set of an ON/OFF switch…
So there are _two_ things Nintendo globally patched making levels that used them a certain way impossible?
Character differences and now this. So much for keeping these things working in levels clear checked before the update.
Theres also door lag entry glitch that is globally patched as well but Nintendo actually removes that glitch and the character fire flower height difference levels really quickly if reported. the sideways pswitch hasn't been removed since team 0% reported it a year ago
@@blueflotsam1696 I'm pretty sure the door lag glitch still works in older levels. At least most of the effects anyway. There's also the fact that sideways Thwomps used to slide up slopes, and now they just disappear in old levels that used that behavior, so if that Thwomp was needed to progress then it's now impossible.
@@DJDroz-gh5nt if we are talking about the same door lag entry glitch where you theme reset or subworld bottom left corner teleporation that is for sure 100% patched. there are some versions that still work but its because the global patch wasn't the best fix.
@@blueflotsam1696 yep, that's the one. I remember messing with it before the patch and got the "play after goal" version to work by just putting the fire flower on the door, both on the end of a conveyor with a wall next to them, so I don't know why people have this elaborate setup that drops it onto Mario as he gets to the door?
thanks for making this video dave, hoping more people will report these levels so we can truly defeat 2019 levels
This was such an interesting video idea! I'd love to see more history/trivia about SMM2.
I'm really curious to know if Nintendo will delete these two levels now that they're being reported...
just look how close you are to the end of the road before the bridge turns into coins. and then look at the completed time, and you will see
NINTENDO NEEDS TO REMOVE THE "LEVEL USES A BUG" report button. A bug is just a feature
Thank god these levels are getting the attention they need, for some reason Nintendo refuses to believe they're impossible
That would imply Nintendo had noticed them enough to have any feelings on whether or not they're impossible. Can you perhaps provide a quote from an official at Nintendo saying either of these (or any) impossible levels are possible or are you just flaming Nintendo because you have a keyboard? The second one? Yeah, thought so.
@@Syranovæ Nintendo has definitely noticed these levels. The 2nd one has been reported at least a few dozen times. Team 0% has stumbled across a few other impossible levels (fe. due to a global fireball shot height patch), but all of them were deleted by Nintendo shortly after being reported.
They are uncleared. Everyone who has reported these levels has never beaten them.
Likely what's happening is Nintendo is using an algorithm rhar doesn't weigh reports for uncleared levels as heavily as reports from cleared ones.
@@Syranovæ And why exactly are you 'flaming' bradenms? Are you a troll or a douchebag? The second one? Thought so.
@@laniek7 I like how you say definitely as if you have any clue if Nintendo has noticed them. 😂 You're also trying to compare apples and oranges as your source. As I told the poster, please oh PLEASE provide me a quote or proof that "These levels have definitely been noticed by Nintendo"
That second level almost feels beatable if you can fire the attack mid jump onto the platform and jump off the blocks before the p switch is hit it might give just enough time to pull it off.
no, people made a TAS and it was still not enough, it is truly impossible
It looks almost possible, that's why it has 12k attemps on it
I'm gonna dedicate my life to clearing that 2nd level. I'm pretty sure it's possible. It just requires an extremeley precise juml at the end.
TAS attempts say no.
Don't even try, TAS demostrated its impossible.
1:18 11 noice
Love The Classic DGR Intro
I love the amount of people who still think the second level is possible even though replies to the top comment say it’s been TAS’d with no success. I do get it though, like everyone, it looks like it should be possible. I think it’s sort of cool that the level creator inadvertently created the greatest time suck troll of all time.
This is why global patching is bad.
This allows clever players with earlier versions to make dev exits that are literally impossible to use for the other players.
You were clearly jumping off blocks in second level noticeably earlier then they turn coins, every attemp in 1p mode
He may have not been timing them perfectly but the fact remains that even IF he did it perfectly, he wouldn't have been able to make it to the edge in time
Why you need to report a level like this? Is a level that stand out and that is impossible to recreate you want to remove level like that?
Not me confidently saying 12, tho technically correct.
Try The One Of Ceave Gaming (Acually No As I Think It Was Took Down...)
Loving the Danganronpa music :)
I'm surprised there hasn't been a Monokuma-themed troll level yet!
@@sdsign4229 that must happen someday xD
I would try jumping a lot more
In the end, a truly impossible level really defeats the purpose of clearing. Even though neither the level Maker nor Nintendo did this intentionally, these *should* be removed. Because a impossible level can't be uploaded.
Second level showcased could theoretically be beaten. I counted 5 loops on the pswitch, starting with the first note. Count the end of each loop in the music and jump before the last note before getting to 5. You should be able to just barely make the jump. I don't have mario maker so I can't test this theory.
It's not possible. It's already been TASed and it's proven to not be possible.
UPDATE: NINTENDO RELEASED UPDATE 3.0.3.
Yk you could factory reboot the Nintendo Switch and try beating it on 1.0.0 version
Once you try to connect to the server to play the level it will update the game so not possible
Imo the first lvl shown can still be beat with a proper superball throw its just needs to be perfect nd I bet some 1 will beat it if they haven't already 2cd lvl can be beat with perfect timing clearly dgr doesn't have it or the patience to do it idk why he called it impossible its def possible I feel like I could beat it nd I've never played mm in my life
Tas has been tried on the 2nd level and it's not possible. The 1st once has no trajectory which lets it go past without activating
5:07 sounds like a computer virus
5:00: This bit of text was a fail. It flashes for a few frames, then disappears, forcing you to pause in order to read it.
The superbal haa to bounce on the side of the
P-switch to get up there. People have tried
shooting from all different spots/angles.
In old versions, this did not activate the
P-switch, but in new versions it is
retroactively/"globally" patched
to activate.
What song is playing at the end of the video?
2nd looks possible if frame perfect
That one you did and beat on multiplayer looks possible, it looked like you were jumping way before the blocks turned back into coins. I bet it could be won with a pixel perfect jump
I feel like not reporting would be pretty cool. Like that YT video from Futurama that used to have a neutral number of likes and dislikes, kept up by the community, at least until YT hid dislikes on videos
Liking the 10 minute videos
Bro needs a hard lock counter for this one💀
buddy is a 12 year old 💀
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That second level COULD be beaten, pretty sure if you run and get lucky with the ball hit on the p-switch and get a last possible frame jump before the p-switch expires, you would make it to the flag.
if you think you can beat it then feel free to try and after you fail please report it.
It isn't, not even a TAS beated it.
I just have to say that i really like the music at the beginning if i listen correctly then its from danganronpa(i dont know if its mentioned in the description) always happy to hear its soundtrack definitely underrated imo.
I didn't blink, but I missed it.
what the hell happened to the mariothon
Anyone beat these levels yet?
There should be condition like once a year you must beat your own level, or it will be deleted.. :D
What is the music at the very beginning???
Where can I get it or listen to it?
It's Mario Party 1 - Rainbow Castle
Maybe that means my old levels will finally be cleared or played when those clearing all of the old levels finally come across my stuff :D
IT's impossible to beat my level if I just reupload it every time it gets a clear Kappa
Damn, I'm no tas'er but If the goal was one block to the left I could win.
Dave at 1,5x speed
Hi Dave. I love you.
When do you post?
Was a nice video ❤
would u make a live stream to attempt to complete that last level?
i would like to see that u will suffer >:D
These levels are rare enough. I say, let them live on as a piece of history.
I don't think that second level is truly impossible - especially if you can get the superball to bounce around a little before it reaches the P-Switch....
If theres an angle that delays the pswitch trigger it hasn't been found yet but would likely make it possible. All the testing over at the team 0% side of things makes it seem like the superball has a very few trajectories so there isn't one that allows more time. feel free to try it out tho and report the levels after you give up!
Not gonna lie, the second one look like it is super close to being possible. Dave almost got a jump off of the last brick block, which makes me think that, with good positioning and execution, it could just barely be possible.
super close to possible is correct, but its been TASed and it is indeed impossible
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I would realy like more videos about such levels
I would say, as much as I kinda hate it, that these levels should be reported. The problem is that, however small, there is a chance one could come up during no skip runs and things like that, only for the level to be impossible.
The fact that because nintendo patched them makes them actively harmful to the community sucks, but it may just he a necessary evil
Nothing to hate about it. The report systems is specifically there for things like this, glitches (heres looking at you, broken tracks), bugs, etc. I report half the levels Dave plays 😂 Not because of Dave of course, just because my gamedev attitude says that I'd want these things reported in MY game, why wouldnt I report them for someone else's game? I'm alot quicker to report a broken track than crap like this though.
I haven't played Super Mario Maker 2 in a while but last time I checked, after a certain glitch was patched out of the game that teleported you to the bottom of the level after entering a door and getting a power up at the same time, two of my levels that used that glitch and were uploaded became impossible. I don't know if they are still up. Another level I uploaded using a different glitch got deleted however, even though it was possible to do without the glitch due to cheese.
We have found this glitch many times among our Uncleared lists, and we have reported it and Nintendo is quick to delete. If people cleared them before the patch, they might still exist then.
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The problem seems to be that on the long run p-switch level, if waited til the last minute to jump (the edge- seemed to have the time), you would have completed it. The time you almost completed it, you jumped too early but there was still time before the bricks reverted
They have ran TAS runs on that level. It's not beatable.
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If it's a level, then it's possible
Nope pay attention to the video
Can you triple jump in sm1
nope, only in NSMBU
Technically unclearable levels suck.
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