Your 2 best ways of improving in the moment is practicing soft drifting on big open areas in battle mode and VERY IMPORTANT - watching the world records. This just let's you see basic strats and lines. The most important thing i learned from them in my opinion are alignment drifts before tricks (starting a very short drift before tricking) Other great ways to improve are also to just watch shortcats pro guide again and just learn easy strats and also DON'T do tech that you're not very familiar with and are likely to fail. Currently you SHOULDN'T snake a lot, it's clear to see that you're not very familiar with snaking in the only game and when making up your online lines there's a too high chance of you messing up and hitting the wall or missing several mini turbos. You should therefore practice snaking more in time trials on new york minute AFTER you practiced soft drifting and are halfway good at it. And also don't get back green shelled by me
The thing that helped me get better the most was watching top competitive matches and taking note of their strats and driving
Your 2 best ways of improving in the moment is practicing soft drifting on big open areas in battle mode and
VERY IMPORTANT - watching the world records. This just let's you see basic strats and lines. The most important thing i learned from them in my opinion are alignment drifts before tricks (starting a very short drift before tricking)
Other great ways to improve are also to just watch shortcats pro guide again and just learn easy strats and also DON'T do tech that you're not very familiar with and are likely to fail. Currently you SHOULDN'T snake a lot, it's clear to see that you're not very familiar with snaking in the only game and when making up your online lines there's a too high chance of you messing up and hitting the wall or missing several mini turbos. You should therefore practice snaking more in time trials on new york minute AFTER you practiced soft drifting and are halfway good at it.
And also don't get back green shelled by me