It's basically the difference between playing Smash online vs entering a local tournament. While there are some noobs, generally speaking the majority of them are hardcore players who only go back to Mario Kart Wii because they love it's indepth mechanics so much. Remember, unlike old school Mario Kart Wii which had thousands of people playing from 5 year olds who have played for 3 minutes, to pros, the new wiimmfi servers have a entry barrier which makes most people still playing them only the most dedicated hardcore players. Finally, don't get discouraged if your VR is low or you're doing poorly online. It'll help you learn the inside outs of every track, and if you can beat CPUs consistently, you're well on your way to beating other players online. This particular video is a really great introduction to the vehicles you should and shouldn't be usingĪnother tip is rather than jumping straight into online, try playing through and 100% beating single player first. He shows off a ton of shortcuts and just watching what he does during the race can help you improve. Secondly, I'm not sure if you are already, but watch alot of TWD98's videos. I would reccomend starting out with the Magikruser or Dolphin Dasher, before graduating to a more difficult verhicle like Flame Runner or mach bike. While they are top tier, if you're trying to get used to using the radically different inside drifting bikes in wii, you're better off using something with less speed, more acceleration, and better offroad. * * - denotes exclusivity to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.If you aren't already doing so, don't start off using Flame Runner or mach bike.* - denotes exclusivity to Mario Kart 8.This is useful for when the rock falls (at around 1:35). Alternatively, you can hop to the other side and hit the wall to respawn to the other side.Use a Mushroom and ride the rock in the middle of the track to hop on the other side.At the beginning of a race, use a mushroom to speed up on the rock at the starting line, then drive around it in a specific way to trick the game into thinking you drove the entire course.A Mushroom can be used to cut through a turn on the right path at the end of the track after around 1:52 on Mario Kart Wii and 1:47 on Mario Kart 8.Use a Mushroom to cut through the rough terrain as soon as one enters the cave.The popular shortcuts from Mario Kart Wii now do not work anymore. There is now a gliding pad after the cave and the cliff above the last dash to the finish line. Also, Morton Construction has now taken over the volcano, with blocks and signs posted near the entrance. This course, like all other courses, has better shading and graphics. Grumble Volcano returns as the third course of the Lightning Cup. If you can get up on the rock on the left of the starting line, and drive around it three times correctly, it completes the race. There is a well-known ultra shortcut which allows you to complete the race in under a minute. This track is oddly very similar to Bowser's Castle's, in both music selection and track layout. This track features many "forks in the road" (there are two places where the path splits but then meets back up again) and two substantial optional jumps. You go inside part of the volcano for part of the course. There are Fireballs shot from a volcano and Fire Snakes emerging from warp pipes. Additionally, Lava Plumes erupt from the areas where the fallen ground used to be.
Most of the track will fall into lava and it gets very tricky to drive on. During the second lap, the track starts to fall apart, and by the last lap, there is barely any track left. The track's layout is going around a volcano. It is also one of the two tracks to have Fire Snakes as hazards (the other one being DS Desert Hills). It is a track surrounded by huge rocks with ? blocks and bricks and volcanoes.
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