Thanks for watching guys! If there was anything you didn't understand or there was something I could improve, please let me know. I'll be reading every comment posted. Here are the timestamps for mobile users: 0:31 - Single Jump 0:59 - Double Jump 1:40 - Triple Jump 2:33 - Long Jump 3:41 - Sideflip 5:05 - Backflip 5:20 - Walljump 6:13 - Punch 7:06 - Punch Combo 7:14 - Grounded Kick 8:19 - Aerial Kick 9:45 - Dive 10:24 - Rollout 12:37 - Breakdance 12:45 - Slidekick 13:16 - Ground Pound 14:23 - Ledge Grab 15:08 - Swimming 15:51 - Special Terrain 16:35 - Camera 18:27 - Lag Reduction 19:18 - Holding Neutral
you forgot about holding neutral when landing from a long jump causes mario to stop in place, and if jumped is pressed in the moment right after landing he will do a backflip. you also forgot moving mario while hes on fire or lava boosting. and you forgot about flying
Awesome vid. Not a speedrunner, just playing SM64 on the 3D Allstar collection, and got immensely frustrated with the movement and camera. That holding neutral tip was greatly helpful, thanks!
Thanks! That was exactly the point. Basically the only way to get this knowledge atm is to learn directly from someone. I didn't learn a lot of this stuff until I'd been running for over a year.
I really want to make a 3D game with movement that feels as good as Mario 64, so I've been looking stuff up and trying stuff out to see what makes it feel good. One thing I noticed was that compared to other games, Mario takes a little bit of time to turn 90 degrees while moving. Normally, if you turn more than 90 degrees, he skids, but I think when moving at low speed, he'll instead try to turn, and there was actually times this killed me and I didn't understand what caused it till later. I feel like Mario Galaxy and Mario Odyssey may feel more refined and controlled, but they don't feel as good overall. I theorize that Mario 64 sacrifices some degree of control and safety to give a sense of momentum and speed, so cases where Mario is harder to control (at least for a new player) can make it seem like he has more physical momentum. I'd really like to find an explanation of how Mario's movement works in Mario 64, beyond just what's useful tips for speedrunning, but more to see why it feels so much better than other Mario games, while also illustrating its possible flaws or glitches. How does his momentum work, and when can he transfer velocity in different directions? How do different states alter his level of air control? (It seemed to me that the triple jump has the most air control, while the long jump has forward/back control, to the point of being able to do really stumpy looking jumps, while having seemingly little lateral control)
Good vid, dude. Hopefully this helps to get some people into learning the game! Having it all explained like this is a big "duh" if you've been playing a while, but for a new player almost none of this is common sense. Keep it up dude, loving your content.
Usamune download/info link is broken. Any chance you could share how you got the visualized hitboxes? I'd love to do a playthrough where I could actually see what the game sees.
Oh, thanks for letting me know. And truth be told, I stole that clip from a pannen video. Info and links are in the description of this video ruclips.net/video/CLNSw11RQCQ/видео.html
Thanks dude! The goal was definitely to target pretty much all skill levels, so that's super nice to hear. I personally commissioned the input display from my friend though, sorry ;)
Usually when someone makes a guide for SM64 that isn't a top runner or anything it's pretty bad and would cause people to learn bad habits. Surprisingly, this video was very good w/ information I wouldn't have expected to be included to fully explain a movement's capabilities. There were some v minor issues but it's just nitpicking. I think a little more information on buffered kicks (holding A before a kick) to get a first frame/dustless kick would be good and a bit more information on holding neutral for quickturns would be good. Quickturns being a faster way to change direction after coming out of a rollout for example. It's like holding neutral but you touch the stick up very gently to lose all your speed and then you can turn quickly. Overall though, this was very well made.
Thanks man, that means a lot. Buffered kicks were something I was really considering mentioning, but I was worried about overloading a new player with info. Pressing A and B at the same time generally works fine. Then again I ended up including a lot of other complex stuff so you're probably right. The tiptoe turn is definitely something I should've mentioned.
Mario64 in Super Mario 3d all-stars can't do BLJ. But, other techniques are still usable. With clear explanations, This video is very helpful. Thank you for making this video.
Lmao a few people have called me out on that. Some guide said they were called Silly Kicks when I first started running and that's been ingrained in me for so long now.
Hey Sean. With the triple jump you did to get to the star that usually needs the owl, I keep trying but only get it about 1 every 30 times. Is there a trick to it?
Owlless is really really tough, I generally wouldn't recommend a new runner to do it. There's a lot of intricacies to it. Mainly you wanna make sure you're getting to the peak of your triple jump before you walljump. Usually people triple too close, try starting your triple a little further back. If you get the right positioning, you should be able to hold directly forward, then switch to holding directly left as soon as you press A to walljump. Sometimes if people think they're too far forward, they'll hold left a bit earlier to stop moving forward so fast. If you study the input display, that's what I'm doing at 1:51 . The other thing is to time your wallkick to get about a 2nd or 3rd frame wallkick. If you get a firsty, you'll have too much speed, but 4-5 frame wallkicks typically don't have enough speed to make it back. Timing the wallkick is the trickiest part. To clarify, wallkicking on the second frame after you hit the wall is the best.
Hi Sean, so I went through and thought of some things you could add: *Something about bonks and how to avoid them *Shell Riding: Speed Boost on slopes, what you can & cannot ride on (terrains), underwater (never used), etc. *Using Fireboost to get around *RNG/Luck in WDW & SL *Enemies start in same place but RNG controls them *Tricks to grabbing stars quickly *Sliding: Belly Slide vs. Butt Slide & Forward vs. Back. Butt Slide forward is ideal because you can jump (really far). How to turn at the top of a slope to avoid a backward belly slide. How to start a slide with speed *Cycles such as the beginning movement in RR to triple jump wall kick *Required stars to fight bowser, grab MIPS, talk to Toad, enter BBH *Turning *Clipping such as TTM or THI Thanks again!
Thanks for putting this together! When I was making the script, it just kept getting longer and longer until I had to cut some stuff. I cut the parts that only had a one or two uses throughout the run, like shell riding and cycles. I think I could include a lot of this in a seperate "Tips & Tricks" video, with other stuff that isn't as closely linked to movement, like opening doors on the left side or talking to toad optimally. I can see myself making that someday.
I'm learning to speed run like simple flips so I can make my friend cry because it's his dream, mostly because I wanna make him proud and I'll teach him every trick
8:13 This is an example of an exception, where you actually can sillykick up but the timing is extremely precise. Many other slopes can't be sillykicked up, though
I have been watching your videos after Vinny's speedrun last night, and now I have a hankering to try my hand at Mario 64 speedruns. This video answered a lot of questions I've had for years about movement options (been watching speedruns of this game for years now). Can't wait to see more content from you on this platform!
Thank you so much! I 100% recommend trying a speedrun. You don't have to learn very much at all, you could literally just learn Mips Clip and BLJs and start doing 16 star runs within an hour. If you decide you like it, you could work on more specific stuff. Check out my other guide at the top of the description for general software and hardware recommendations as well.
These are awesome for learning the game. Some constructive criticism: Check your audio levels. You're too quiet even at 50%, so more volume for your voice would be nice. Besides that, thank you for making these very informative videos!
Thank you! I appreciate the critique, this was actually my first time using Premiere, I was using vegas for all my other vids. I'll look into raising the audio for the future.
Heyhey^^ I bought a Gamecube controller the other day and connected it to my OLED Switch using a USB adapter. It works fine, however I can't use the L button on the controller (top left) on the Mario 64 version (from the Switch Online subscription)...why doesn't the L button work there? How else can I duck/perform certain moves with Mario in the game? The button works everywhere else, including Smash Bros Ultimate. It's just in Mario 64 that the L button doesn't work, as I said. Thanks for any help!
You know, I've been gaming since 1995 and never played any Mario game, so it kinda makes me non true gamer. But last week I bought my first ever Nintendo - the Switch, with bunch of games. Aside from my main incentive which is Bayonetta, I bought a few Mario games and decided that SM64 is a perfect way to introduce myself to one of gaming's staples. But most thing you said here sound to me like japanese - back jumps, these ultra high jumps, like in seconds scaling to such heights... Damn. I thought you'd not simply show these techniques, but some kinda small turtorial, but I guess I'm in a wrong place.
I’ve had this game on N64 since launch but I have never had full control of MARIO. I will need a lot of practise. So much I never knew or fully understood.
Dude, this video is insanely good. I am bookmarking you and getting this to cheese, he has to see this. I will pay him to react to this on his stream if I have to. Jesus good job man.
dude, this is awesome, this is like a good explanation of the vast wealth of knowledge that speedrunners share, but regular people just emulate and dont fully understand. I always wanted something official, this is the best official overall movement and secret and mechanics guide I've seen. I learned so much even tho Ive been BLJ sloppy 16 star running since 2007 or so, lol. I already know a lot. Good stuff.
Amazing video! I just started running. Luckily my cousin gave me his everdrive and I have a couple working n64’s laying around. Nonetheless, this was very helpful!
Sean Raider Already have Usamune on my everdrive and had a lot of fun playing around with it today and being able to practice strats a lot more consistently. I’m currently running 16 star until I can get to a time I’m satisfied with and get better at my movement. Also, I’m very lucky that my dad loved Hori controllers when he used to play 20ish years ago, so I have a couple that are almost new. I love how helpful and welcoming this community is as I’m recovering from addiction. I joined your discord just now and hopefully I’ll fit in with your community :)
7:17 Same time doesn't work, you will get an aerial kick that looks like a grounded kick but has the properties of an aerial kick (20% speed loss, and you can't do it with 35+ speed (becoming 28+) no matter your joystick angle. They do have the same height and action though
First of all thank you so much for this, it has been amazing, I've just subscribed to you. I don't know if I'm the only one, but I really think that a useful tutorial for any beginner would be about flying, which IMO is the most gosh darn difficult thing to do in the whole game, and quoting the very best speedruners flying is an art form. Amazingly enough there is no tutorial on how to fly correctly. 🤷♂️
@@SeanRaider yes I get it, I think I'll just have to keep at it, you don't know, or perhaps you know perfectly well how difficult is to get BOB 100 or TotWC and forget about SSL 100 😓😢
@@enochmtzWell BOB100 and SSL100 are 120 star only, so you can do 70 star and get used to flying there, then move onto 120 star after you've gotten used to it.
A difficult trick to do with slide kicking, if you chain lots of frame perfect slide kicks you can reach up to 90 Horizontal speed. Also, this is more noticeable if you slide down the slope in CCM and grab the pole. Instead of jumping off of it, if you press Z the frame you touch the ground and then B a few frames later, you’re essentially doing a slide kick at 100 HSPD.
Even as someone who's only played the game casually, this video was really interesting. There are so many strange nuance to the way Mario moves that can make the game a bit confusing or frustrating if you don't know what's going on and how to deal with it.
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Thanks for watching guys! If there was anything you didn't understand or there was something I could improve, please let me know. I'll be reading every comment posted. Here are the timestamps for mobile users:
0:31 - Single Jump
0:59 - Double Jump
1:40 - Triple Jump
2:33 - Long Jump
3:41 - Sideflip
5:05 - Backflip
5:20 - Walljump
6:13 - Punch
7:06 - Punch Combo
7:14 - Grounded Kick
8:19 - Aerial Kick
9:45 - Dive
10:24 - Rollout
12:37 - Breakdance
12:45 - Slidekick
13:16 - Ground Pound
14:23 - Ledge Grab
15:08 - Swimming
15:51 - Special Terrain
16:35 - Camera
18:27 - Lag Reduction
19:18 - Holding Neutral
Nice guide but you forgot about the crawl other than that great guide :)
you forgot about holding neutral when landing from a long jump causes mario to stop in place, and if jumped is pressed in the moment right after landing he will do a backflip. you also forgot moving mario while hes on fire or lava boosting. and you forgot about flying
I just watched the getting started guide and expected you to have thousands of subscribers because it’s so high quality
Thank you! Hopefully someday I'll get there.
Hey he does now ‘cause thousands could mean just 2.
😅
Awesome vid. Not a speedrunner, just playing SM64 on the 3D Allstar collection, and got immensely frustrated with the movement and camera. That holding neutral tip was greatly helpful, thanks!
I really tried to make this accessible to even non-speedrunners, so that's awesome to hear!
7:12 that sync tho
thanks for this
finna be a speedrunner now
for anyone who didn't know: You can slidekick on lava and you won't take damage for the entire duration of the kick. this also works on quicksand.
Good point. Very useful in casual play. Can't think of any speedrun uses other than some really niche backups though.
only for the first bounce though
@@sotoriya9810 nah, only the first one, afte rthat you're vulnerable to lava again
@@sotoriya9810 Actually Mario will only bounce a single time then slide
Local speedrunner expresses detestment towards breakdancing in video tutorial
I'd better not see any breakdancing in your speedruns Mr. Eck
Z + B
"Breakdancing is entirely useless."
YOU UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF BREAKDANCING BEFORE GETTING THE KEY FROM BOWSER!
How do I do Simple flips?
Great video. This had so many things I didn’t even know were a thing because no video I’ve seen have talked about them.
Thanks! That was exactly the point. Basically the only way to get this knowledge atm is to learn directly from someone. I didn't learn a lot of this stuff until I'd been running for over a year.
Awesome! Still can't believe how ahead of its time this game really was.
"punch combo's the most useless move in sm64!"
the ABC crew would like to talk with you!
Yah wah ho hyperspeed
I really want to make a 3D game with movement that feels as good as Mario 64, so I've been looking stuff up and trying stuff out to see what makes it feel good. One thing I noticed was that compared to other games, Mario takes a little bit of time to turn 90 degrees while moving. Normally, if you turn more than 90 degrees, he skids, but I think when moving at low speed, he'll instead try to turn, and there was actually times this killed me and I didn't understand what caused it till later.
I feel like Mario Galaxy and Mario Odyssey may feel more refined and controlled, but they don't feel as good overall. I theorize that Mario 64 sacrifices some degree of control and safety to give a sense of momentum and speed, so cases where Mario is harder to control (at least for a new player) can make it seem like he has more physical momentum.
I'd really like to find an explanation of how Mario's movement works in Mario 64, beyond just what's useful tips for speedrunning, but more to see why it feels so much better than other Mario games, while also illustrating its possible flaws or glitches. How does his momentum work, and when can he transfer velocity in different directions? How do different states alter his level of air control? (It seemed to me that the triple jump has the most air control, while the long jump has forward/back control, to the point of being able to do really stumpy looking jumps, while having seemingly little lateral control)
Good vid, dude. Hopefully this helps to get some people into learning the game! Having it all explained like this is a big "duh" if you've been playing a while, but for a new player almost none of this is common sense. Keep it up dude, loving your content.
Usamune download/info link is broken.
Any chance you could share how you got the visualized hitboxes? I'd love to do a playthrough where I could actually see what the game sees.
Oh, thanks for letting me know. And truth be told, I stole that clip from a pannen video. Info and links are in the description of this video ruclips.net/video/CLNSw11RQCQ/видео.html
firdst
20 minutes of pure sean "_" raider
Deadnaming me smh
Learned ALOT from this video, and ive been running for about 2 years....
Ok now link me that input display.
Thanks dude! The goal was definitely to target pretty much all skill levels, so that's super nice to hear. I personally commissioned the input display from my friend though, sorry ;)
@@SeanRaider
Gosh hekin' dang it.
This is one of the most informative videos I have seen. It has also solved quite a few issues I have been having with my movement. Thanks a bunch!
Usually when someone makes a guide for SM64 that isn't a top runner or anything it's pretty bad and would cause people to learn bad habits. Surprisingly, this video was very good w/ information I wouldn't have expected to be included to fully explain a movement's capabilities. There were some v minor issues but it's just nitpicking.
I think a little more information on buffered kicks (holding A before a kick) to get a first frame/dustless kick would be good and a bit more information on holding neutral for quickturns would be good. Quickturns being a faster way to change direction after coming out of a rollout for example. It's like holding neutral but you touch the stick up very gently to lose all your speed and then you can turn quickly.
Overall though, this was very well made.
Thanks man, that means a lot. Buffered kicks were something I was really considering mentioning, but I was worried about overloading a new player with info. Pressing A and B at the same time generally works fine. Then again I ended up including a lot of other complex stuff so you're probably right. The tiptoe turn is definitely something I should've mentioned.
Good tutorial sean! :)
Thanks will!
"I'd love to do some more specific guides on certain strats"
*Insert carpetless joke here*
Carpetless is free, who needs a guide?
Thanks. I just wanted to know how to get the blue coins in rainbow ride.
Mario64 in Super Mario 3d all-stars can't do BLJ.
But, other techniques are still usable.
With clear explanations, This video is very helpful. Thank you for making this video.
omg I love that input overlay, I also use GC controller
You deserve more subscribers
SUSCRIBED
Who said breakdance was useless it's his fastest smash attack
I guess this is a great video for ppl who want to understand strats in Speedrunning
12:37 thanks this really helps me!
Very good until 7:55 >:(
Lmao a few people have called me out on that. Some guide said they were called Silly Kicks when I first started running and that's been ingrained in me for so long now.
5:39 reminds me to relearn it Kappa
Hey Sean. With the triple jump you did to get to the star that usually needs the owl, I keep trying but only get it about 1 every 30 times. Is there a trick to it?
Owlless is really really tough, I generally wouldn't recommend a new runner to do it. There's a lot of intricacies to it. Mainly you wanna make sure you're getting to the peak of your triple jump before you walljump. Usually people triple too close, try starting your triple a little further back. If you get the right positioning, you should be able to hold directly forward, then switch to holding directly left as soon as you press A to walljump. Sometimes if people think they're too far forward, they'll hold left a bit earlier to stop moving forward so fast. If you study the input display, that's what I'm doing at 1:51 . The other thing is to time your wallkick to get about a 2nd or 3rd frame wallkick. If you get a firsty, you'll have too much speed, but 4-5 frame wallkicks typically don't have enough speed to make it back. Timing the wallkick is the trickiest part. To clarify, wallkicking on the second frame after you hit the wall is the best.
@@SeanRaider thank you so much for the pointers. Appreciate it.
@@FlyFusionMusic No worries! My discord link is in the description and I'm *always* on there if you want any more advice.
So that’s how you do the slope kick thing
No file select music during the explanations? Is this even a SM64 explanatory video? ^^
you it's a intricate subject when you hear the file select music
I can’t wait for more Sean Raider content 😃
(I came here recommended by Vinny)
Thanks dude! I'm ready to deliver
8:15 believe it or not this is actually possible
Hi Sean, so I went through and thought of some things you could add:
*Something about bonks and how to avoid them
*Shell Riding: Speed Boost on slopes, what you can & cannot ride on (terrains), underwater (never used), etc.
*Using Fireboost to get around
*RNG/Luck in WDW & SL
*Enemies start in same place but RNG controls them
*Tricks to grabbing stars quickly
*Sliding: Belly Slide vs. Butt Slide & Forward vs. Back. Butt Slide forward is ideal because you can jump (really far). How to turn at the top of a slope to avoid a backward belly slide. How to start a slide with speed
*Cycles such as the beginning movement in RR to triple jump wall kick
*Required stars to fight bowser, grab MIPS, talk to Toad, enter BBH
*Turning
*Clipping such as TTM or THI
Thanks again!
Thanks for putting this together! When I was making the script, it just kept getting longer and longer until I had to cut some stuff. I cut the parts that only had a one or two uses throughout the run, like shell riding and cycles. I think I could include a lot of this in a seperate "Tips & Tricks" video, with other stuff that isn't as closely linked to movement, like opening doors on the left side or talking to toad optimally. I can see myself making that someday.
@@SeanRaider Cool, well I hope this video gets the views it deserves. Very well put together, I can tell it took a lot of time so thank you!
What an incredible guide. I can't imagine the work and thought this took. Thank you! I learned a lot.
I’m watching this so I know what to do while playing all star (I want to do bljs 😔)
no BLJ in all stars 3d 64 :(
I’m playing this for the first time on my modded xbox. All of the songs are tiktok memes haha
I'm gonna watch this every night before bed.
anybody who can speedrun this game could pilot a mecha
Lmao
fourdeenth
I'm learning to speed run like simple flips so I can make my friend cry because it's his dream, mostly because I wanna make him proud and I'll teach him every trick
8:13 This is an example of an exception, where you actually can sillykick up but the timing is extremely precise. Many other slopes can't be sillykicked up, though
Tnx for the guide :D
I have been watching your videos after Vinny's speedrun last night, and now I have a hankering to try my hand at Mario 64 speedruns. This video answered a lot of questions I've had for years about movement options (been watching speedruns of this game for years now). Can't wait to see more content from you on this platform!
Thank you so much! I 100% recommend trying a speedrun. You don't have to learn very much at all, you could literally just learn Mips Clip and BLJs and start doing 16 star runs within an hour. If you decide you like it, you could work on more specific stuff. Check out my other guide at the top of the description for general software and hardware recommendations as well.
Thanks bro really help me!
Why do you not have more subscribers, this really helped me beacuse i want to do a glitchless sm64 bom omb battlefield speedrun and this really helped
This is freaking gold man! Best guides ever! Keep up the good work!
These are awesome for learning the game. Some constructive criticism: Check your audio levels. You're too quiet even at 50%, so more volume for your voice would be nice.
Besides that, thank you for making these very informative videos!
Thank you! I appreciate the critique, this was actually my first time using Premiere, I was using vegas for all my other vids. I'll look into raising the audio for the future.
Heyhey^^
I bought a Gamecube controller the other day and connected it to my OLED Switch using a USB adapter. It works fine, however I can't use the L button on the controller (top left) on the Mario 64 version (from the Switch Online subscription)...why doesn't the L button work there? How else can I duck/perform certain moves with Mario in the game?
The button works everywhere else, including Smash Bros Ultimate. It's just in Mario 64 that the L button doesn't work, as I said.
Thanks for any help!
gamer time
Helpful video :)
You know, I've been gaming since 1995 and never played any Mario game, so it kinda makes me non true gamer. But last week I bought my first ever Nintendo - the Switch, with bunch of games. Aside from my main incentive which is Bayonetta, I bought a few Mario games and decided that SM64 is a perfect way to introduce myself to one of gaming's staples. But most thing you said here sound to me like japanese - back jumps, these ultra high jumps, like in seconds scaling to such heights... Damn. I thought you'd not simply show these techniques, but some kinda small turtorial, but I guess I'm in a wrong place.
Honestly have beat this game so many times and keep coming back to it makes me wonder if I should speedrun it for fun?
very helpful!
I’ve had this game on N64 since launch but I have never had full control of MARIO. I will need a lot of practise. So much I never knew or fully understood.
Very good information, you just earned a new subscriber!
This dude actually explained the normal sideflip as a speedrunning tactic. Is nothing sacred anymore?
Holy cow I finally learned to side flips thanks so much!!!
I love Super Mario 64 but this is complicated!
The only reason I watch speedruns is to find ways to make certain Stars less harder
"ThErE aRe OnLy TwO cAmErA's"
Locked camera.
I can't look up using EASYSMX controller in my tv
LEGGO
Studying this is the equivalent of math homework to me.
What’s your input viewer I want one for GameCube controller
Is it possible to do the long jump without the L key? I'm using an emulator that doesn't have this key.
Why is the controller overlay a gamecube controller instead of an n64 controller?
Exuse me mind if you tell me how to get nintendo 64 graphics for pj64
I never knew about the long jump holding Z makes you jump sooner
The real difference between casual and professional speedrunners: its the movement.
damn, i thought kid me knew it all. this game is deep. (5 min into the video btw XD)
This video is amazing and deserves way more views. Thank you for putting this together. Liked and Subbed
Yeah why don’t you use your movement guide to move over because I can’t see Vinny’s stream.
For the algo my friends get this man the gold
Thank you and thank god for someone uploading this
when i run a straight line and change the camera angle, mario running a curve. thats so anyoing.. how to fix it?
i will
Dude, this video is insanely good. I am bookmarking you and getting this to cheese, he has to see this. I will pay him to react to this on his stream if I have to. Jesus good job man.
Thank you so much for the kind words man! I'm making another guide right now and I'm hoping it'll turn out even better.
dude, this is awesome, this is like a good explanation of the vast wealth of knowledge that speedrunners share, but regular people just emulate and dont fully understand. I always wanted something official, this is the best official overall movement and secret and mechanics guide I've seen. I learned so much even tho Ive been BLJ sloppy 16 star running since 2007 or so, lol. I already know a lot.
Good stuff.
Thanks man ^^
This is so fricking useful. Thank you so much
What can i say thanks for showing me the mechanics!
thanks for the tutorial i really neded this😊
keep it up dude :)
sm64 moveset is much more versat than odyssey
What a goofy looking input
I love it
Great video, super helpful! Thanks :)
No problem! I'm very glad ^^
after watching this i got wayyyyy better
Amazing video! I just started running. Luckily my cousin gave me his everdrive and I have a couple working n64’s laying around. Nonetheless, this was very helpful!
Awesome! Make sure you put Usamune on the everdrive for practice, I have details in my other tutorial vid. What category are you running?
Sean Raider Already have Usamune on my everdrive and had a lot of fun playing around with it today and being able to practice strats a lot more consistently. I’m currently running 16 star until I can get to a time I’m satisfied with and get better at my movement. Also, I’m very lucky that my dad loved Hori controllers when he used to play 20ish years ago, so I have a couple that are almost new. I love how helpful and welcoming this community is as I’m recovering from addiction. I joined your discord just now and hopefully I’ll fit in with your community :)
7:17 Same time doesn't work, you will get an aerial kick that looks like a grounded kick but has the properties of an aerial kick (20% speed loss, and you can't do it with 35+ speed (becoming 28+) no matter your joystick angle. They do have the same height and action though
do you know how to configure that?
First of all thank you so much for this, it has been amazing, I've just subscribed to you. I don't know if I'm the only one, but I really think that a useful tutorial for any beginner would be about flying, which IMO is the most gosh darn difficult thing to do in the whole game, and quoting the very best speedruners flying is an art form. Amazingly enough there is no tutorial on how to fly correctly. 🤷♂️
Flying is weird because nobody really knows how to do it, we just kinda figure it out lol. I'm not really sure what advice I'd give.
@@SeanRaider yes I get it, I think I'll just have to keep at it, you don't know, or perhaps you know perfectly well how difficult is to get BOB 100 or TotWC and forget about SSL 100 😓😢
@@enochmtzWell BOB100 and SSL100 are 120 star only, so you can do 70 star and get used to flying there, then move onto 120 star after you've gotten used to it.
That was great thank you so much
A difficult trick to do with slide kicking, if you chain lots of frame perfect slide kicks you can reach up to 90 Horizontal speed. Also, this is more noticeable if you slide down the slope in CCM and grab the pole. Instead of jumping off of it, if you press Z the frame you touch the ground and then B a few frames later, you’re essentially doing a slide kick at 100 HSPD.
I just watched this video for shortcuts and just looking cool. And this video is really cool and helpful!
Does this work for 3d all stars too?
Holding neutral was EASILY the most helpful, tysm for this guide
Even as someone who's only played the game casually, this video was really interesting. There are so many strange nuance to the way Mario moves that can make the game a bit confusing or frustrating if you don't know what's going on and how to deal with it.