If you picked it up Mario Kart World You may be wondering where to start alongside your Nintendo Switch 2. The game is Large scale And it’s more chaotic than ever with more racers in each round and Super Fan Knockout mode, which treats the game like a Battle Royale.
Below is a list of tips and tricks to help you get started Mario Kart World. Whether this is your first Mario Kart game, if you’re a veteran who hasn’t played in a while, you’ll find something useful.
1. Check your cart statistics before selecting main. A low acceleration cart takes time to reach maximum speed. You don’t want to know the statistics that your cart struggles mid-race.
2. Tricks are more important than ever Mario Kart World. The course is built with the hope that you will get as many opportunities as possible for drifting, rail grinding, jumping and other special moves, so make sure you’re getting those boosts.
3. Mario Kart World There are dozens of character costumes to unlock Don’t put too much stress by unlocking them all at once. Anyway, most people naturally get free from playing the game.
4. Speaking of costumes, Please don’t go Too much Don’t get in the way of grabbing food during the race Unless the drive-thru is empty. Don’t throw lace just to wear clothes as it’s easier to unlock costumes in Roam mode for free.
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5. Be careful of your surroundings! Mario Kart World There are so many shortcuts, jump boost and rail grinding spots, or ways to ruin your enemies (such as bomb car explosion). If you haven’t looked around, it’s easy to miss them.
6. Some cars can even drop coins and foodSo definitely take a look.
7. Practice will be perfect. Take your time learning the track. Each track has its own secrets and it takes time to learn all of them, so don’t be surprised if you still find new ways to do it after dozens of runs.
8. Do not hold items for too long. Use what you have to ensure you get more. More shells and coins are better than just holding one quietly!
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9. The draft is back Mario Kart Worldso If you are behind your opponent, stay behind for a few seconds to speed up a little.
10. There are several levels of drift boost. The final and strongest will happen after holding two stages of blue drift for a few seconds, so try and do your best before boosting.
11. These mushrooms are preciousBecause you’ll need speed boost items (mushrooms or takeout food) to get through some of those secret paths around the course.
12. Turn off that smart steering! It continues by default, but you probably won’t want to keep it for too long as it prevents you from exploring the course.
13. Yes, take your time to explore free roaming to unlock. Some stickers can only be unlocked with the free Roam. So, if you want to catch everything, you need to explore the entire map.
14. Say, you can open the map with free roaming on both fast trips and let the game tell you Number of missing costumes.
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15. You can also hover over the location to see how many people Question mark tiles missing in that area!
16. Those P switch mission It’s not just a simple “drive-through ring.” Some of them are tough and working on them will help you improve your skills from jumping from obstacles to obstacles and aiming.
17. Don’t forget you can rewind! If you make a mistake, press D-PAD to rewind your position, but you know that when you do this in the race, people will keep going through you. This will be very helpful in grabbing those collectibles to you just Missed on free roaming.
18. Don’t forget there are other game modes! Knockout mode and free rome are very featured, but if you choose VS mode you can play traditional lap-based races.
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