How will Madrid Drive work in the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Booster Course Pass? (Predicting the Route!)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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Madrid Drive - Mario Kart Tour
Madrid Drive (Stadium) - Mario Kart Tour
Madrid Drive (Indoors) - Mario Kart Tour
(Thanks to @tzgaming_music for the soundtrack rips!)
Note: ALL music listed here is played in the order they appear in the video
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wtf nintendo
Turns out we raced on MD3 on 1st Lap, so we enter the museum first, then MD2 for 2nd Lap and MD1 for the Final Lap, entering the stadium on the final lap sounds really right, especially when we heard them audiences shouting GOAL once we get out of the stadium.
My route prediction:
Lap 1: Madrid Drive 1
Lap 2 (section 1): Madrid Drive 3 + Start of Madrid Drive 2
(The second section of lap 2 starts at Retiro Park)
Lap 2 (section 2): Madrid Drive 2
The only difference is where the final section starts. I think it will start at Retiro Park with a Mario Kart banner being placed above the entrance.
Thank you KoopaV for the exploration video, and thank you Mario Kart Tour for the Booster Course Pass! you will be missed when you eventually shut down… :’(
Maybe
lap 1: Madrid 1R
lap 2: Madrid 2+3
lap 3: Madrid 1
@@QnjtGWonQNqVsbYyzjx4 there would be no way to turn around after Madrid 1 because 2 takes place in the opposite direction
I got a solution to hear all 3 variation of the music at final lap
@@thibaultvallin8074 tell me
@@Roxleton
Lap 1 madrid 2r
Lap 2 madrid 3
Lap 3 madrid 1+madrid 3r
Still gonna check the map to see if it's possible
The museum and the soccer field STILL didn't need unique songs :P
you really wanna throw hands
Banjo from Mario Wonder
I have two plans for the route, both with the main Starting Banner on the road north of the Plaza Mayor. (My plan uses the Mario Kart Tour compass directions, so bear with me.) Here is my first plan, which has laps:
Lap 1: Start by heading west and take the northwest path at the three-way intersection up ahead. (You will come from the east, while the south path leads to a four-way intersection.) The path loops back around counter-clockwise; now you will be heading southeast, where you will come across another three-way intersection. There, take the northeast path. (The southeast path leads to the four-way intersection that was mentioned earlier.) The road turns right and then makes a left turn; you will be approaching a soccer stadium from the south. Continue past it and make a wide 180-degree right turn; you will be heading southeast when you enter the stadium, and the south wall has an exit. Keep heading south and enter the museum. You will come across another four-way intersection; take the south path, which loops back around to the north inside a train station. Head back north through the museum, then turn left to get back to the starting line and start the next lap.
Lap 2: As with the first lap, take the northwest path at the three-way intersection. The path loops back around, but this time, you take the southeast path, which leads through a market and towards a . At the four-way intersection, make a right turn and head south. You should now be approaching the Plaza Mayor from the south, entering through the exit on the south wall near the southwest corner. Swing around the structure at the centre and take the southeast exit. The road starts heading south and will curve into the east-by-northeast direction. After passing the train station, which lies to the south this time, do not enter the station. Instead, turn left and head into the Prado Museum from the south. When you get out, turn right to enter the Retiro Park. The road curves towards the south, whereupon you will glide over the lake. After a slight right followed by another ramp, head into the train station again to swing back around and enter the museum from the south again. This time when you exit, turn left and get back to the start/finish line.
Final Lap: Take a left turn at the three-way intersection and head south. You will be approach the aforementioned four-way intersection from the north this time. Turn left and enter the Plaza Mayor from the west. Take the southeast exit as you did on the previous lap; the road again curves east-by-northeast. Turn left to enter the Prado Museum from the south when you pass by the train station; continue north when you exit the museum and enter the soccer stadium from the south. Afterwards, take the northwest exit; the road curves back south, and then makes a right turn and takes a slight left. After the bridge, take the northwest path; this loops back around southeast, whereupon you come across the first intersection again; take the east path this time to get back to the start/finish line.
My second plan involves three sections:
Section 1: Start by heading west and take the northwest path at the three-way intersection up ahead. (You will come from the east, while the south path leads to a four-way intersection.) The path loops back around counter-clockwise; now you will be heading southeast, where you will come across another three-way intersection. There, take the northeast path. (The southeast path leads to the four-way intersection that was mentioned earlier.) The road turns right and then makes a left turn; you will be approaching a soccer stadium from the south. Continue past it and make a wide 180-degree right turn; you will be heading southeast when you enter the stadium, and the south wall has an exit. Keep heading south and enter the museum. You will come across another four-way intersection; take the south path, which loops back around to the north inside a train station. Head back north through the museum, then turn right to enter the Retiro Park and begin section 2; the archway at the entrance now has a "MARIO KART" sign on the horizontal beam.
Section 2: The path loops back around clockwise to the south, whereupon you glide over a lake at the Retiro Park. After a slight right and another ramp, continue straight ahead and enter the Plaza Mayor from the southeast; take the west exit this time, then head north at the four-way intersection outside. You will enter the first intersection from the south; take the northwest path, which loops back around southeast after you pass beneath the bridge. Take the southeast path at the three-way intersection southwest of the bridge this time, and continue through the market. Upon reaching the four-way intersection this time, take the south path. The path swings back around to the north, with the next section starting as you enter the Plaza Mayor using the southwest entrance; a sign that reads "MARIO KART" has been plastered above the doorway.
Final Section: Take the southeast exit at the Plaza Mayor. The road curves to the left from south to east-by-northeast; enter the museum from the south, then continue north towards the soccer stadium. Afterwards, take the northwest exit; the road curves back south, and then makes a right turn and takes a slight left. After the bridge, take the northwest path; this loops back around southeast, whereupon you come across the first intersection again; take the south path again and turn left to enter the Plaza Mayor from the west. Take the southeast exit again and go through the Prado Museum from south to north. Upon exiting THIS time, take a left turn to get back to the starting line to end the race.
(Yeah, I pulled a GCN Luigi Circuit with the first section.)
bro no one is reading all of that i am sorry
@@Roxleton Okay, here's another iteration of my plans:
Plan 1:
Lap 1: Madrid Drive 1 until you exit the stadium. Continue south through the museum and double back by going through the Atocha station. Head back north through the museum, then turn left at the starting line.
Lap 2: Madrid Drive 2 in reverse until you get to the museum. Head north through it and then switch to normal Madrid Drive 2 until you end up south of the museum again. Turn into the train station and double back north using the Atocha Station and head north through the museum, then turn left back to the starting line.
Lap 3: Madrid Drive 1 until you exit the stadium. Continue south through the museum and head west on Madrid Drive 2, but turn right at the four-way intersection outside the Plaza Mayor and take another right at the intersection west of the starting line; cross the starting line facing east to end the race.
Plan 2:
Section 1: adrid Drive 1 until you exit the stadium. Continue south through the museum and double back by going through the Atocha station. Head back north through the museum, then switch to Madrid Drive 2.
Section 2 (starts as the racers go into Retiro Park: Start with Madrid Drive 2. When you get to the intersection west of the starting line, take the south path and continue south. The path loops back north.
Section 3 (begins at the Plaza Mayor): Swing around the structure at the centre of the Plaza Mayor, then continue down Madrid Drive 2 in reverse. Enter the museum from the south, then continue onto Madrid Drive 1 in reverse come across the first intersection again; take the south path again and switch to Madrid Drive 2 in reverse and then go through the Prado Museum from south to north again. Upon exiting THIS time, take a left turn to get back to the starting line to end the race.
I think the starting banner should be at the entrance of Retiro Park behind the Puerta de Alcalá.
this is what you call a big brain moment!
I just noticed that the thumbnail says Madrid *Dash.*
I WAS DOING SO GOOD NOOO
so actually cool backstory for this, while i was editing i was talking to a friend so i was having trouble remembering if its was Madrid Drive or Dash (because Athens Dash exists and the names are so similar), so i had to constantly remind myself lol. The thumbnail was the last thing i did so ig it slipped through. anyways now i gotta go fix it. Thanks for the find!
Many people assume that this is the last city track due to the data mine but I don’t think that’s the case. Something doesn’t add up. One of the first posters for Mario kart tour showed Mario driving around the world with all real life locations…and there was a pyramid along with the other landmarks we’ve seen before. Why would they include a pyramid if none of the city tracks have anything like that? I understand if it was just a placeholder but it’s odd considering all the other landmarks were featured in their respective tracks along with the pyramid. I have a feeling tour will have a big update and maybe contain new data mine information. However, any more city tracks would mean a BCP 2 which just confuses the picture more.
that pyramid wasnt in the background like the rest of the cities, meaning it was never supposed to be a city track and its just speculation. if it was a city track it would be in the back with the rest of the cities
I think Madrid lap 3 will have both the Stadium and Museum so we can hear both of their final lap versions, like Chinatown is Singapore.
it would literally be impossible to do that if we want 3 laps and all 3 variants while having no awkward turns
@@Roxleton Amsterdam doesn’t care.
@@JKV2500even if you did take 2R, the turn into the football/soccer field would be too tight (even with model edits, as its over a 90 degree turn), AND, if you didnt take 2R (i think) the turn out of the building with the thwomps would be (again) over 90 degrees (doesnt help that there’s a trick boost at the end). Also, to clarify, what i mean by “awkward turns” is a turn that would be impossible without slowing down. yes, Amsterdam has awkward turns, and heck, even the turn after the final lap in this prediction video would be somewhat akward, but they are all possible to take without brake drifting on 150cc.
@@Roxleton
Lap 1 - Madrid 1
Lap 2 - Madrid 3 till the end, then it switches to Madrid 2, starting a new section
Lap 3 - Madrid 2 till the end of the water, then you switch over to the glass build, exit, then continue with Madrid 2. It stays like that till it converges with Madrid 1’s map. We then go into the Stadium and end the track.
That’s how I think it will go. There’s no insanely difficult turns.
@@JKV2500 you literally didn’t read the first sentence
Mine is the exact same, except the extra lap gate is at the posts entering Retiro Park. Having it when coming out of the museum seems kinda forced
The reason I put the final lap marker there is because if it was the entrance to the park it would be hard to see if the track was scaled up because there’s a huge structure right before it blocking the view of it (although if you could just move there gate down). In the museum you can easily see it once you take the turn.
@@Roxleton I think Athens Dash is already like that.
@harrybest2041 on Athens you can clearly see the starting line before you take the turn and as you take the turn. But tbh there is no good place to put the starting banner so if they use this route we will have to wait and see
just watched some gameplay of Madrid in mk8dx, yeah it would work at the entrance.
I mostly like this route but we dont know what direction madrid 3 will drive in yet, it could drive in the direction of madrid 2 we dont know. Also having the final lap gate there means lap 2 is a bit to short and lap 3 is a bit to long but overall great route!
The landmarks all face the Madrid Drive 1 direction. It's especially obvious with the paintings in the museum. It wouldn't make sense for it to start the other way.
This is probably the right direction due to the paintings. The piranha plant paintings (which presumably would have an actual piranha in the center painting) faces the races in this direction, plus the painting progression as a whole makes more sense this way (from just being Mario to including other characters too.)
all the laps are just the normal routes. yes lap 3 will be a bit longer, but thats at fault of the version of the track rather than the route the video takes takes itself. I cant really do anything to fix that.
@@Roxleton They meant the direction of Madrid Drive 3.
@@harrybest2041 in the last sentence?
This is rereally hard to route, just like the other cities
nah its pretty straightforward unlike Rome (Rome gave me mental scars)
I don’t ever remember writing this reply…that’s odd
My prediction
Lap 1: MD1
Lap 2: MD2R
Lap 3: MD3