RUclips algorithem be like: You have work to do? Just stay for 2 mins longer and watch some dude bullet bill below DK Mountain. That's what you need as a not switch owner, not MK8 player. Anyways, interesting that they used two way hitboxes for the ground (and probably walls as well). If I remember correctly it's easier and better for performance to just use one way hitboxes. Perhaps they wanted to block many shortcuts MK Wii had by not just trying to block the path out of bounds, but the path in as well. But then again an invisible cylinder around the track would've done the job just fine
RUclips algorithem be like: You have work to do? Just stay for 2 mins longer and watch some dude bullet bill below DK Mountain. That's what you need as a not switch owner, not MK8 player.
Anyways, interesting that they used two way hitboxes for the ground (and probably walls as well). If I remember correctly it's easier and better for performance to just use one way hitboxes. Perhaps they wanted to block many shortcuts MK Wii had by not just trying to block the path out of bounds, but the path in as well. But then again an invisible cylinder around the track would've done the job just fine
Oh and in case the yt algorithm chooses to let this video go viral, I want to clarify FIRST
@@JonnyLucca01 Haha, thank you. I hope the YT algo has let you get on with your work now xD