The reason why you can still hear the sound of Mario underwater when the game locks up is because the game's processing is happening on multiple threads on the CPU. The main thread crashed causing the freeze on screen, but the audio thread has not crashed and is able to work independently, so that's why the audio is continuing to play.
And this is also the same reason why crashes on other systems are similar, audio often will continue to play. Gamecube just kind of buzzes sometimes because while the audio thread has not crashed, it often is streaming CD level audio from the disc and once the CPU crashes, the CPU is no longer able to fetch the audio data to feed it to the audio thread, has nothing else to play so the buzz is what you get instead.
With the flame one, it's not so much that the flame has a weird hitbox, it's that standing on slopes has a weird coding that causes most objects to treat you as if you were standing on the bottom of the grid space that the slope is in. It's why springs in front of pipes on slopes work the way they do as well.
this is kind of historic for uno mas mm2 history, since you have so many people watching, you can push any glitch that was just out of reach before possible because of your community, nice job getting people to do both 3d world and smb1
I love troll levels, but the Uno Mas series is my least favorite of DGR's Mario Maker content. I still watch them all, but I just don't find them as interesting as when Dave fights to complete levels.
Something's telling me that, with the first level, the crash happens because Buzzy Beetle helmet Mario moves into the Wiggler in such a way that it effectively causes the game to detect an insane amount of collisions, overflowing the RAM and crashing the primary processing thread. That's just my theory, though.
No, it's quite literally the definition of a softlock... but softlocks generally don't forcibly close out your game due to an error (it just means you need to reset to progress), so advanced softlock is a good enough name. A hardlock is where you can't progress EVEN IF you reset. Generally it's because you did something the game didn't expect and then you hit a checkpoint/save point of some kind to save that unexpected thing and the game doesn't know how to react, because it was never programmed to react to it. As a result, no matter what you do, you can't finish. There has been cases of this happening (especially in the speedrunning community where glitches are taken advantage of) but I can't think of any real life examples off hand.
*whispering:* this *screaming:* UNO MAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *whispering:* level *screaming:* BREAKS YOUR GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At 6:20 you play a level where you focused on the fire having bad hitboxes but payed no attention to the fact that it is required to die in the level... Unless a p-switch just triggers for the creator after 4 mins or something...
my understand of broken track teleportation glitches is that they work by making something like a launcher on the broken track jump to another track, which pushes Mario along for the ride. I would imagine items on tracks don't move during that time freeze glitch and therefore it wouldn't be possible.
My guess for the game freeze is that it has something to do with the effects. Maybe there are too many going off simultaneously along with the stars coming off of the shellmet when something is bumping up against it. Maybe so many effects that it overloads something. Just a guess. Very cool find.
Looks like the setup is: the key door itself, a note block, a falling Mushroom (I don't know what significance that has), Mario in a buzzy helmet, two conveyors, two cannons that have their backs pointed at each other, and a giant angry wiggler. Sounds complicated in words and looks that way on text, but the setup in operation looks otherwise simplistic. Oh whoops I forgot the person that discovered this also used a few sound effects too, although I don't know their significance either... xD and I forgot the one-way too! 😂
@zerojayzero you are def right but what happened here was either an unhandled exception caused by the collision or integer overflow. It seems to be more likely to be a collision error because when Mario hits the worm guy (forgot his name) he wants to go up but he can't go up. Then he would go down. But he can't do that either because blocks and Mario are there too. Repeat that and the main thread hangs causing the game to softlock and eventually crash. When Dave tried to close it, sys sent a singal to the game to terminate. Except the main thread is hanging so it can't respond. It waits and tries again then same thing happens so sys forcefully closes the game (like alt F4) and posts an error. This is what I think happened based on what I know I could be wrong so whoever knows the answer, correct me.
Just a bit of feedback, I love that after some of these uno mas levels, you go into the level creator and sort of investigate the glitch. That's gotta be my favorite part of this video so far!
Larree is talking about the "error" level, if I'm correct. The element Dave didn't notice is a twister, and the shelmet. Also the specific water level and the fact that it's falling, and the speed of the conveyer belt. All of which is visible in the level but not mentioned by Dave. The only thing not visible is that the semisolid used to make the background is not flat at top but two different levels with a slight overlap near where the game freezes, though I'm unsure if it's related to the glitch or more likely not. It's silly to try to act like you know more than anyone else when the level viewer is available to the public and anyone who wants to see any setup can do so. Real little timmies will never be able to recreate this setup, even with a step-by-step guide. They just make trash, and as bad as crashing the game is, it's a careful, specific setup that is anything but trash. Meanwhile, talented creators that intentionally make "little timmy" levels are smart enough to use the level viewer and figure out the setup and don't need someone in the comments to help. For the record, anyone can Google "smm2 level viewer", click the result on wizul, and enter the level code (XH6-949-46G) to see the full setup. You aren't protecting the SMM2 community, you're acting like a pompous "I know more than you" silly goose.
That way of swimming was in Mario Maker 1. It was also in the actual NSMB games, except you could swim upwards while doing it, too, instead of just going down.
I'm pretty sure that Japanese level with the flamethrower wasn't about the hitbox, it was about the placement of the checkpoint flag. The only way to beat it is to die and restart from the checkpoint.
"This is not a softlock. This is advanced softlock." You mean a hardlock...? Dave so used to saying "softlock" from getting stuck in the trolls he plays. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Also: "This is not a softlock. This is advanced softlock." - Amanda last night. (AYYYY OHHHH. Love ya Dave.)
No, it's quite literally the definition of a softlock... but softlocks generally don't forcibly close out your game due to an error (it just means you need to reset to progress), so advanced softlock is a good enough name. A hardlock is where you can't progress EVEN IF you reset. Generally it's because you did something the game didn't expect and then you hit a checkpoint/save point of some kind to save that unexpected thing and the game doesn't know how to react, because it was never programmed to react to it. As a result, no matter what you do, you can't finish. There has been cases of this happening (especially in the speedrunning community where glitches are taken advantage of) but I can't think of any real life examples off hand.
That first one was mindblowing, to make the game crash so hard that it even had trouble shutting down from the home page, would love to know what was actually going on there, that was just crazy.
That swimming maneuver was in New Super Mario Bros wii. I don't know if it was ever in before that, but I remember that feature when I was playing that as a kid.
The wiggler/water lowering setup is extremely jank xD I missed this video before, but it's interesting the experimentation Carl recently did with it, which Dave isn't allowed to watch
8:31 The fact DGR doesn’t realize how Mario looks funny when he goes into the pipe and the fact that he comes out twice on the other end, and even more so that he misses it on his own level, tells me he doesn’t have an IQ of 171.
I'm wondering if the level that causes the game to freeze like that is trying to play all the different sound effects and the visual affects at the same time and it overloads the game.
I can confirm that the slow paddling in water does exist in Mario Maker 1 (at least the 3ds version). It works slightly different. To do it, you *hold* the jump button.
what happens if you do the time freeze glitch, but then make it to the end? are you then able to control mario like the original glitch that goes directly to the end?
20:15 to DGR and the viewers.. Yes it is in SMM1 and the New Super Mario Bros Games. such like New Super Mario Bros Wii, New Super Mario Bros U. Deluxe. (examples) There you go
I was in the middle of watching this video (2:06) and out of no where my browser crashed. It never does this, and I swear on my entire left leg I'm not joking. I guess the glitch is contagious?? LMAO
That's not a softlock, that's a hardlock Another thing, for the time stop glitch is there ANY way to return control to the player? If so there's amazing potential there for a non-suspicious setup troll that steals control and dumps you on cp1 after a "ride" back through parts of the level.
the "time freeze" glitch is caused because the time freezes when mario takes damage or goes through a pipe in singleplayer, and for some reason that setup causes the game not to go back to it's original state.
haha I remember a story associated with holding the b button to swim. As a kid I always got stuck on the first water level of nsmb wii nd had to ask my MOM of all people to help me because I didn't know I had to keep pressing b ... and then I'd forget again right after
I think the reason that the you can only get the goal in SMB3 in that one level be crouching is maybe because the game calculates whether Mario has reached the goal based on his head position.
The Shelmet causes the crash because it thinks it took damage but not at the same time, which causes the game to glitch out and act like the Wiggler is on the Shelmet... but with the extra stuff it can cause that Fatal Error
My guess for the crash is that there's some code that calculates the bound angle, and this exact setup causes a division by zero error which crashes the main thread
20:20 It actually isn't even an UNO MAS level, it actually was intended by nintendo and was since new super mario bros ds or wii i don't remember very well, but as it wasn't very used, not everyone knows about it.
I made an Uno Mas level in 3D World a while back that I haven't seen anybody else do anything with, that relates to trampoline mushrooms. Uno Mas: Jumping Bean D8G-1NK-SYF
I made a playground for Play-After-Goal in SMB1, the code is VB6-LQ7-8XG. I exactly recreated the setup based on the Level Viewer, but I haven't been able to recreate the glitch myself, so I don't know if it works on the current update.
If you use the freeze time glitch and THEN slide into the goal while the level is frozen, can you unfreeze and win or do you just keep sliding through the goal?
I wonder what will happen if you do the 'freeze time' glitch then use conveyor to send mario to the ending, will the level be beaten and still trigger the 'play after the goal' glitch ?
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The reason why you can still hear the sound of Mario underwater when the game locks up is because the game's processing is happening on multiple threads on the CPU. The main thread crashed causing the freeze on screen, but the audio thread has not crashed and is able to work independently, so that's why the audio is continuing to play.
And this is also the same reason why crashes on other systems are similar, audio often will continue to play. Gamecube just kind of buzzes sometimes because while the audio thread has not crashed, it often is streaming CD level audio from the disc and once the CPU crashes, the CPU is no longer able to fetch the audio data to feed it to the audio thread, has nothing else to play so the buzz is what you get instead.
That explains alot with different games. Thanks.
I think the crash itself is due to collisions. Some sort of overflow to that end.
the weed
Imagine a level that causes you to get temp banned from Switch Online. That would be interesting.
Dave: "I wonder if this is re-creatable"
(distant sound of evil laughter coming from Carl's direction)
Dave is like a wholesome 2014 youtuber that never grew out of playing video games
This man is great
He Is
I’ve never heard a more accurate description of this channel, holy sh*t 😂😂😂
I’m not about to like this and be the 70th like lol
Hey 69 likes nice 😏
4:30 I love the throwback to Dave's "IMPOSSIBLE Mario Odyssey tricks"
14:45 imagine an autoscroll level that hides the setup and only allows you to see the koopa's eyes popping from the ground 👀
👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
With the flame one, it's not so much that the flame has a weird hitbox, it's that standing on slopes has a weird coding that causes most objects to treat you as if you were standing on the bottom of the grid space that the slope is in. It's why springs in front of pipes on slopes work the way they do as well.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
It's not the flame that's weird, it's the slope. Crazy cool!
That possible stamp. The nostalgia.
Ik right
I made him do it
@@thegamer4 no I did
It was my level
I had forgotten
That first creator though, what a guy to make the game completely crash
Runtime Error
@@gowildler which part causes the crash
@@BryanM86 i think its basically just overloading the collision handler
That would be brutal in a troll level💀
@@pop_steam6964 exactly, imagine playing an hour long troll level and then running into this near the end of it instead of winning
this is kind of historic for uno mas mm2 history, since you have so many people watching, you can push any glitch that was just out of reach before possible because of your community, nice job getting people to do both 3d world and smb1
The freezing uno mas would be the perfect ending for carls next evil level ig
The first game crashing would be even more perfect and more evil
@@lebryanthoward9416 Yes thank you with freezing i meant the "crash". The game didn't throw you out so i saw it as a freeze.
@@pokeboy_hd Yeah lol glad we're on the same page I thought you mean the time freeze.
it was going to be, but now that there's a level using it and dgr is making it known it'll probably be patched or at the very least known by then
Is it possible to freeze the time after level completion?
Uno más and troll levels are my favorite videos from Dave.
Same
I love troll levels, but the Uno Mas series is my least favorite of DGR's Mario Maker content. I still watch them all, but I just don't find them as interesting as when Dave fights to complete levels.
I believe the "don't go in key door" is actually a friendly warning for those unlucky enough to get it in endless mode
every Uno Mas episode from here on out will feature Dave opening the editor to experiment with the "play after clear" glitch 😂
Something's telling me that, with the first level, the crash happens because Buzzy Beetle helmet Mario moves into the Wiggler in such a way that it effectively causes the game to detect an insane amount of collisions, overflowing the RAM and crashing the primary processing thread. That's just my theory, though.
Dave: ""This is not a soft-lock, its an advanced soft-lock"
I think you mean hard-lock? The term is used when something freezes.
No, it's quite literally the definition of a softlock... but softlocks generally don't forcibly close out your game due to an error (it just means you need to reset to progress), so advanced softlock is a good enough name.
A hardlock is where you can't progress EVEN IF you reset. Generally it's because you did something the game didn't expect and then you hit a checkpoint/save point of some kind to save that unexpected thing and the game doesn't know how to react, because it was never programmed to react to it. As a result, no matter what you do, you can't finish. There has been cases of this happening (especially in the speedrunning community where glitches are taken advantage of) but I can't think of any real life examples off hand.
@@jake3988 incorrect.
*whispering:* this
*screaming:* UNO MAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*whispering:* level
*screaming:* BREAKS YOUR GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
that swimming level blew my mind :O there's still *intended* things to discover in Mario Maker 2!
Can't wait for the sequel "This Uno mas level BREAKS YOUR GAME (PERMANENTLY!!!)"
4:30 Feels good to hear Dave say "IT IIIIIIS POSSIBLE!" after all this time since his SMO challenge videos of long ago lol
I made him do it
At 6:20 you play a level where you focused on the fire having bad hitboxes but payed no attention to the fact that it is required to die in the level... Unless a p-switch just triggers for the creator after 4 mins or something...
Thanks for playing my level Dave! ❤ I just checked, the fluttering underwater still worked in SMM 1. Pretty interesting to know.
Oh great now people know about the wiggler softlock glitch, little Timmy's are gonna use this... got to make sure to save before I play a course
That "is it possible" stamp literally is the nostalgia.
I don't need the game anymore when I can watch this video
(I have never seen such a terrifyingly evil glitch like this)
my understand of broken track teleportation glitches is that they work by making something like a launcher on the broken track jump to another track, which pushes Mario along for the ride. I would imagine items on tracks don't move during that time freeze glitch and therefore it wouldn't be possible.
Yeah, i think it wouldn't work either. We've seen in the other style that tracks dont work (blocks didn't go)
No matter how many times i watch you Dave, you still make me smile
He does for me as well, it’s his positive and amazing attitude! I’ve never seen him angry and I love it
@@sftrainer415 Never seen him angry? XD You should watch the uncleared three part troll level he did. I think he nearly cursed because he saw so mad
My guess for the game freeze is that it has something to do with the effects. Maybe there are too many going off simultaneously along with the stars coming off of the shellmet when something is bumping up against it. Maybe so many effects that it overloads something. Just a guess. Very cool find.
its actually the wigglers and the helmet
This isn't your ordinary softlock; this is...... [ominous music] ...Advanced Softlock. 😳
Looks like the setup is: the key door itself, a note block, a falling Mushroom (I don't know what significance that has), Mario in a buzzy helmet, two conveyors, two cannons that have their backs pointed at each other, and a giant angry wiggler. Sounds complicated in words and looks that way on text, but the setup in operation looks otherwise simplistic. Oh whoops I forgot the person that discovered this also used a few sound effects too, although I don't know their significance either... xD and I forgot the one-way too! 😂
@zerojayzero you are def right but what happened here was either an unhandled exception caused by the collision or integer overflow.
It seems to be more likely to be a collision error because when Mario hits the worm guy (forgot his name) he wants to go up but he can't go up. Then he would go down. But he can't do that either because blocks and Mario are there too. Repeat that and the main thread hangs causing the game to softlock and eventually crash. When Dave tried to close it, sys sent a singal to the game to terminate. Except the main thread is hanging so it can't respond. It waits and tries again then same thing happens so sys forcefully closes the game (like alt F4) and posts an error.
This is what I think happened based on what I know I could be wrong so whoever knows the answer, correct me.
15:54 poor goomba bro 💀😭🙏
Just a bit of feedback, I love that after some of these uno mas levels, you go into the level creator and sort of investigate the glitch. That's gotta be my favorite part of this video so far!
We are seven episodes away from Uno Mas achieving ultimate meme status. But we're only one more episode away from Dave beating Spiny Control.
why seven
Banger episode! So glad Uno mas community still cranking out levels
Now we hope it doesn’t get abused in little Timmy levels
(Luckily DGR didn't reveal the full setup)
Which details?
@@mickgorro For security reasons, this is a secret.
Yeah Like Seriously
Larree is talking about the "error" level, if I'm correct.
The element Dave didn't notice is a twister, and the shelmet. Also the specific water level and the fact that it's falling, and the speed of the conveyer belt. All of which is visible in the level but not mentioned by Dave.
The only thing not visible is that the semisolid used to make the background is not flat at top but two different levels with a slight overlap near where the game freezes, though I'm unsure if it's related to the glitch or more likely not.
It's silly to try to act like you know more than anyone else when the level viewer is available to the public and anyone who wants to see any setup can do so.
Real little timmies will never be able to recreate this setup, even with a step-by-step guide. They just make trash, and as bad as crashing the game is, it's a careful, specific setup that is anything but trash.
Meanwhile, talented creators that intentionally make "little timmy" levels are smart enough to use the level viewer and figure out the setup and don't need someone in the comments to help.
For the record, anyone can Google "smm2 level viewer", click the result on wizul, and enter the level code (XH6-949-46G) to see the full setup.
You aren't protecting the SMM2 community, you're acting like a pompous "I know more than you" silly goose.
@@JusteazyGames 🗿man wrote a whole paragraph to explain how I put the wrong number
That way of swimming was in Mario Maker 1. It was also in the actual NSMB games, except you could swim upwards while doing it, too, instead of just going down.
“Twooo, uhhh, two uh, uhh, ya know… cannon ball shooters.”
Cannons Dave, two cannons. 😂😂❤
I'm pretty sure that Japanese level with the flamethrower wasn't about the hitbox, it was about the placement of the checkpoint flag. The only way to beat it is to die and restart from the checkpoint.
new softlock: crashlocked
4:28 ah, the throwback!😄
"This is not a softlock. This is advanced softlock."
You mean a hardlock...? Dave so used to saying "softlock" from getting stuck in the trolls he plays.
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Also: "This is not a softlock. This is advanced softlock." - Amanda last night. (AYYYY OHHHH. Love ya Dave.)
No, it's quite literally the definition of a softlock... but softlocks generally don't forcibly close out your game due to an error (it just means you need to reset to progress), so advanced softlock is a good enough name.
A hardlock is where you can't progress EVEN IF you reset. Generally it's because you did something the game didn't expect and then you hit a checkpoint/save point of some kind to save that unexpected thing and the game doesn't know how to react, because it was never programmed to react to it. As a result, no matter what you do, you can't finish. There has been cases of this happening (especially in the speedrunning community where glitches are taken advantage of) but I can't think of any real life examples off hand.
That first one was mindblowing, to make the game crash so hard that it even had trouble shutting down from the home page, would love to know what was actually going on there, that was just crazy.
That username… 😂 I guess you could say…
Flutter’s high?
I also approve of your username!
4:29 Flashbacks to the "Is it Possible" series. Freaking classic :D
3:32 I was wondering what the heck you were getting so excited about lol
This is so funny and interesting. Someday I want to get Mario Maker just so I can play and/or make levels like this. Thanks!
That swimming maneuver was in New Super Mario Bros wii. I don't know if it was ever in before that, but I remember that feature when I was playing that as a kid.
The wiggler/water lowering setup is extremely jank xD
I missed this video before, but it's interesting the experimentation Carl recently did with it, which Dave isn't allowed to watch
8:31 The fact DGR doesn’t realize how Mario looks funny when he goes into the pipe and the fact that he comes out twice on the other end, and even more so that he misses it on his own level, tells me he doesn’t have an IQ of 171.
Nah man, he was too distracted by trying to develop a cure for cancer in his mind to notice, that's all.
...Excrutialating. _Excrutialating._ To quote Star Trek: The Next Generation, "Includling the kiddlies."
I'm wondering if the level that causes the game to freeze like that is trying to play all the different sound effects and the visual affects at the same time and it overloads the game.
Well, shellmet water wigglers.
Him trying to be nice to the flame slope guy. 😂 I can't
I love watching DGR explore his curiosities ...
still no heart from dgr after all your efforts
@@Mizai Maybe someday ^^;
I can confirm that the slow paddling in water does exist in Mario Maker 1 (at least the 3ds version). It works slightly different. To do it, you *hold* the jump button.
what happens if you do the time freeze glitch, but then make it to the end? are you then able to control mario like the original glitch that goes directly to the end?
No
@@FraudulentFame thanks for the answer. we also got the confirmation in ruclips.net/video/GRzddGZQZlQ/видео.html
20:15 to DGR and the viewers..
Yes it is in SMM1 and the New Super Mario Bros Games. such like New Super Mario Bros Wii, New Super Mario Bros U. Deluxe. (examples)
There you go
when you said it was possible and gave that jingle it gave me a flashback to when you made mario odyssey videos.
I was in the middle of watching this video (2:06) and out of no where my browser crashed. It never does this, and I swear on my entire left leg I'm not joking. I guess the glitch is contagious?? LMAO
Your entire left leg? Must not do much then, does it.
UNO MAS IS THE BEST DGR!
Best? yeah it's awesome but when it freezes your game? 💀
@@gugatiela Yeah You Are Right!
DGR is sus
@@hiigethi80 radio
Guess you could say that was "game breaking".
You could say: A runtime error occurred.
@@gowildler doubt smm2 is programmed in javascript
@@linuxization4205 You mean there are programming languages where runtime errors are simply not a thing? Do C, C++ and Perl fall into that category?
Carl: only he could have tought the possibilities but he didn't
Thank you so much for showing off my levels
Would have been great to see this be the level that killed Panga's Endless Expert No Skips run.
That's not a softlock, that's a hardlock
Another thing, for the time stop glitch is there ANY way to return control to the player? If so there's amazing potential there for a non-suspicious setup troll that steals control and dumps you on cp1 after a "ride" back through parts of the level.
Dgr and glitch community slowly breaking the game and I love it.
the "time freeze" glitch is caused because the time freezes when mario takes damage or goes through a pipe in singleplayer, and for some reason that setup causes the game not to go back to it's original state.
I believe that is because Mario has his body basically deleted and redrawn to be back in the pipe, causing the game to not know what to do.
But that's just a guess. Maybe someone should see if they can look in the code of the game to get a definitive answer.
@@mrluigi925 yeah but that will be very difficult as the game files only exist on the Nintendo switch
What if you're very far into a troll level, then you go into a room that makes you have to restart the game
What if you do that in Multiplayer? Will the other people's game Freeze too?
19:50 As far as I know, the flutter kick has been in all iterations of any nsmb game.
12:31 Isn’t there a glitch to get clear pipes in other styles? Would that mean we could get that glitch in every style too?
19:56 it was in Mario maker 1. It was actually a thing for a long time. 2006 or older.
haha I remember a story associated with holding the b button to swim. As a kid I always got stuck on the first water level of nsmb wii nd had to ask my MOM of all people to help me because I didn't know I had to keep pressing b ... and then I'd forget again right after
I think the reason that the you can only get the goal in SMB3 in that one level be crouching is maybe because the game calculates whether Mario has reached the goal based on his head position.
The slow swimming can be done in mario maker 1, and I think it can't be done in the original SMBU
This level is being deleted from Nintendo today!
How does the game breaking glitch work? I’m trying to recreate it but I can’t figure it out
I also think Mario has watched too much JJBA to pull off a Za Warudo
4:30 maaan how much do I miss the "Is it possible" series :')
The Shelmet causes the crash because it thinks it took damage but not at the same time, which causes the game to glitch out and act like the Wiggler is on the Shelmet... but with the extra stuff it can cause that Fatal Error
Nice! Mario Maker 2's version of Poo Stomp Simulator!
My guess for the crash is that there's some code that calculates the bound angle, and this exact setup causes a division by zero error which crashes the main thread
8:49 ZA WARUDO! TOKI WO TOMARE!
WRYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!
RODA RORA DAA!!!!
20:20 It actually isn't even an UNO MAS level, it actually was intended by nintendo and was since new super mario bros ds or wii i don't remember very well, but as it wasn't very used, not everyone knows about it.
Thanks for using the first one perfectly, Carl :)
I made an Uno Mas level in 3D World a while back that I haven't seen anybody else do anything with, that relates to trampoline mushrooms.
Uno Mas: Jumping Bean D8G-1NK-SYF
"Advanced softlock" is also known as hardlock, btw
Wow, I did NOT know that holding (B) while swimming made Mario keep swimming.
8:59 Mario didn't make the death noise because of the glitch so he had to improvise
Lol
Time freeze glitch at the end of a troll level that puts you on a track for a minute before hitting the flag pole
3:46 Dave has dementia
YES! A new Uno Mas episode!
Edit: oh crap dgr bots
I hope they put this in troll level and let those 'I have to try this' guys break their game.
what is the music you use while building?
Yes this is in Mario Maker 1. 19:51
Sorry I don't have telegram.
I made a playground for Play-After-Goal in SMB1, the code is VB6-LQ7-8XG. I exactly recreated the setup based on the Level Viewer, but I haven't been able to recreate the glitch myself, so I don't know if it works on the current update.
someone needs to put this in a troll level and send it to dave
the underwater effect sounds like Splatoon's opening loading screen! lazy Nintendo reusing sound bites... (actually that genius)
Sideways goomba train? 😒 Zoomba? 😏
i shoulda called it that lol
If you use the freeze time glitch and THEN slide into the goal while the level is frozen, can you unfreeze and win or do you just keep sliding through the goal?
I wonder what will happen if you do the 'freeze time' glitch then use conveyor to send mario to the ending, will the level be beaten and still trigger the 'play after the goal' glitch ?
A few seconds before DGR tried the soft lock again my phone reset
So that was perfect
20:20 yup, you can do this in smm1