I play TM since Original 2003 and I still have to learn more about lots of mechanics in the most recent, 2020 game, which is even more "friendly" and versatile than any other game series. You need a lot of patience to be actually good in this game, gladly videos like this exists and community is more than alive right now. p.s. - huge dubs to GranaDy, he's actually insane because of using a steering wheel and driving in 3rd cam most of the time
Awesome to see more installments of this series!! Immediately a banger of important information that is super unclear if you don't know. Started playing this fall campaign, almost to the day it was released. Looking forward to learning from you. A lot of the surfaces feel wildly inconsistent, with the physics of my car changing completely with slightly different speed, car angle, steering, gear; and it feels impossible to tell all the intricacies by myself just by playing.
I started 4 months ago and YOU and YOUR AWESOME CONTENT had ALOT to do with this... its videos like this, and others that have helped my progression.. went from 100% full noob not knowing what to do at all, to now getting my toes wet in division 1, hunting down author times on totd's. Major thanks to you❤ Im not able to post my author time runs on youtube because I watched your videos and listened to your advice ❤ your like the best teacher ive ever had... now i want to race with the teacher 😍 more tips videos please
I've played tm 2020 just after the release, then stopped plaing, and then came back about 2 weeks ago. But i've been whatching tm content on yt for the last 2 months, which brought me back to the game
I like camera 3 i.e. first person mode. It’s not great for everything, but to me there’s something helpful about the camera and the car being a single unit that both move at the exact same time. There’s an immediacy to it. The third person cameras separate the cameras from the steering wheel and thus introduce an extra kind of gap between your input and how the camera moves on screen. Camera 2 isn’t as bad as camera 1 at this, but with camera 3 it’s not an issue at all: your wheel is your camera and vice-versa. Feels more natural.
I’ve been watching Wirtual for years but I didn’t start playing until there was about 1 week left in the 2022 fall campaign. I grinded 20/25 author medals in winter 2023, I won 40+ Royal games, I made it to Silver 3 in ranked, I finished top 5 in 3 cup of the days (my highest being division 3)and I finished 2nd in Virginia (my state) on a campaign track that I put 20+ hours into.
Have played < 80 hours, joined random new seasons and try to get at least gold (almost never the few last maps and ICE MAPS!!! ice is my bane :)) Then I don't know really how to practice to get better times so it fades until random season longer down the game. But you and other streamers really makes me want to play again and really liked your casting during deep dip 2... even though I myself never got past floor 1... ice, always ice. So really looking forward to this to see how to practice different things! Great tips so far and looking forward to more \o/
I've been playing since a friend of my dad's gave me a copy of the first Trackmania when it came out in 2003, i was 8. If i remember correctly the game wasn't even out yet. The guy worked at Nadeo. I've been playing regularly until Trackmania 2 Valley came out, then switched to console, and started again a few days ago !
I literally just started playing yesterday, got golds in the first 10 levels because im still on the free version and wanted to start learning more before possibly buying the full version
Since you asked. I have been playing Trackmania for a few months now, those months might have even added to a year by now. I play for maybe an hour 2 each time i play and i play at least once or twice a week. I got into it from Ludwig's colab with Wirtual and Wirtual's "documentary" videos on tracks and their history. I only play TMNF, because my laptop can't handle Trackmania 2020.
I've been playing off and on since 2008, but the steam launch of tm2020 really got me back into it. I also had a good run in tm2 canyon when that was shiny and new, feels like I was faster back then though.
How do you go free cam on console or is that not possible. Cause when I try to play RPG maps or puzzle maps. It’s harder on console cause I can’t see where to go.
I started in 2008 with Trackmania Nations/United Forever. Best teenage days ever. I used to play only on keyboard but with Trackmania 2020 I'm playing on controller more.
bit late, but i started playing around 2010-2011 (when i was 4), but stop around late 2014, but got intrested again in 2019 due to for some reson seeing Karjen video in my recomanded and got nostalgic. Started to play in January 2020 after i got my own PC.
never played a racing game before trackmania 2020. have 52 hrs in game. nearly gave it up as too difficult until someone pointed out that the controller i was using (Gamecube + USB adapter) was calibrated wrong and was only giving me 80% steering max. thats certainly one thing you want to mention. check that full left is actually full left. also had no idea you could bind action keys on controller and i need to do that. i also started playing during the middle of the winter campaign. glad that was over in 2 weeks. still find the game very difficult but at least i can follow the path silver and gold ghosts take.
@@MambaM3ntality idk man. just use whatever controller you find comfortable. i played a lot of mario kart so i have accelerate on A while some people play with acclerate on the triggers. i would not recommend the GameCube controller. massive dead zone and a pain to calibrate for TM2020
I've played Trackmania on and off for over a decade. I think I started with Trackmania Wii when I was about 10. Then I've played a bit of ESWC. Then TMNF/TMUF (have collected a total of 650+ hours over many years), and I've started TM2020 about a year ago (surprisingly 250+ hours already, so I'm a lot more active recently), so I'm no beginner and this video is not targeted me (won't stop me from watching it). I wouldn't say I'm very skilled at the game, I've been playing it too infequently to have a real chance of becoming very good at it, but I have picked up on some things over the years. I would say I'm the best at playing RPG maps (I also find RPG maps the most fun), but there's still a large gap between me and the top level. In terms of infrequency, I tended to get really into the game for a month, burn out, and then not play at all for multiple months until I get into it again. A couple times I've forgot about these games for years until I returned again. The biggest difference recently is that I'm keeping a lot more up with the community. Before I was used to play solo in the earlier days of me playing (or I played random servers on TMNF without truly interacting with others). I'm still not interacting a lot, but I now keep up with what else happens/gets discussed in the community.
I've started Trackmania with TM Turbo and played it on and off since 2017 And although I've put in a loooot of hours I have only gotten 145 Gold medals and about 30 Trackmasters. Although I barely went for those. I still Struggle on the Red maps in that game And since most of that Playtime was spent in Canyon or Lagoon (since I enjoyed those most) barely any skill carried over to TM2020 Which I've been playing since the start of the Spring 2022 campaign. Having managed to get all silvers in every campaign, all golds in the last 2 before fall (that one was too difficult I am hoping to some day get all ATs (the black maps are so difficult on low FPS :(. ) Love this game, love this community
I started with ESWC and played until United came out. Stopped playing until a few months back when I stumbled upon a Wirtual TH-cam video and have picked up TM2020. I’ve been using KB, but trying to switch to controller now.
what do you think are the most optimal controller settings? or should i leave it as is, i saw someone say that using a controller can limit you in ways
I've been playing for about a month and I've gotten pretty good at just normal driving as I've already gotten myself some authors and even got a top 1000 global in the spring campaign! I need to get better at harder maps and learning new techniques and stuff.
for that first question I have a different one that I use: RC Controller It actually works semi well. Except you cant use the throttle for accel and break
Nintendo Switch pro controller has Digital triggers. THis is so to keep everything consistent with the joycons. With Switch PRo controller you can keep on using triggers if you like.
I started playing about a year ago with the old TM, and TM2020 since the beginning of the Spring Campaign ‘22 Thanks for the vids. My interest lies in the post-newbie section like good and consistent speed sliding (as opposed to the basic tutorial), when and where to use action keys (thanks for a bit of that in this vid), and other general strategy advice. Thanks!
You won't read this, but whatever :D I estimate I played around 300h in TMNF and Sunrise around time they were released. I believe it's like 15 years ago? Now I started playing Trackmania 2020, I have 25h of gameplay (now measured with Steam). Why I clicked your video - it was recommended to me, as I'm looking for some explainations, I think I finally figured out ice, now I need to master it, because I still get pretty random results. Controller - Steam Deck. Previously it was keyboard and that's my preferred controller, but I don't have a computer powerful enough for Trackmania.
Soo this is a reboot of the old why you suck series? Also, i kept trying to get into the game but never felt like playing for long enough until last year when i convinced 2 of my friends to join me. Those friends don't play TM anymore, but it's currently the 4th season in which i hunted the AT and got them all. I do feel like i'm losing interest in playing the game but i still love watching the content online
I played Trackmania back in the day for a few years, maybe 2008-2012? I think I started with United. I remember playing Canyon for a few months before finally falling out of the series. Haven't played since then, just started up again a few weeks ago. I didn't take it super seriously back then, but also it seems people in general are better nowadays.
Hello i played trakmania for the first time 1 week ago, i did some hours of game and i still suck! But i like the game a lot! I hope learning a bit of theory could speed the process up ty! Nice video
I started playing TMNF in October 2021-ish and switched to TM2020 around October 2022-ish. I somehow have only played about 350 hours combined, which doesn’t feel right.
i started playing 2 weeks ago and the community has been really helpful. can you still use the triggers for non analog gas + break? i can't see myself switching these buttons
I started last week... And I can't aim elsewere than to the obstacles. I don't want to finish faster, I want to finish AT ALL... I help that'll help me to better control my car... On the ground to finish maps at all
On the 'controller vs keyboard' debate - there isn't really as much "pros and cons to both" as the video makes it sound. You can absolutely just use the d-pad on a controller and then have access to analog AND digital inputs for steering depending which is more advantageous at the time. Keyboard is theoretically almost equal with the action keys, but a) the amount of focus/mechanical demand to get the same result as controller makes it worse in an objective sense, and b) its still not 100% equal in precision/flexibility. Just about the only actual non-subjective advantage keyboard could have over controller is a minor one: controllers have that thumb travel distance between dpad < and dpad > , which would result in a couple of frames of neutral steering in between both. But even that is resolvable with controller if you want to bind steerleft and steerright to the bumpers for example, which functionally would make it like keyboard -- and using that as an argument seems fair if we'll consider keyboard actionkeys a fair point.
3 days and i figured i suck at it after playing ranked , i have got 5 author medals in training tracks but it was some lucky attemps , i wanna learn how to be consistent with my attempts ig
While I really disliked the first tutorials you put out (overproduced, too many unnecessary jokes, unclear info), I have to say this one is a huge, huge, improvement. Not even close. Very informative, well-put together, good editing. This will be incredibly useful for "advanced" beginners looking to get to the next level. I'm impressed.
Really well-produced and articulated video! I've played every Trackmania since I got ahold of Powerup in 2004, with the exceptions of TMDS and TM2020 (not a fan of Epic, let alone Ubisoft, though I'll probably pick it up when it releases for console).
Been very active for most of a year. Current campaign 12 author medals and unlocked black tracks this week, I have maybe a few hundred up to a thousand hours into the game (anywhere I can check?) and I prefer controller. I consider myself average.
Hey man! Great video, great pacing and narration, but I do have one bit of criticism; the camera sweeps are hanging or dropping frames quite a lot which looks jarring, almost gives me motion sickness. The regular replays you show don’t seem to have that issue, so not sure what causes it. I like views like this in general, they add a lot of visual interest during narration and just show how beautiful of a game TM is, but if they’re not actually smooth, they look irritating. Maybe you could try rendering these camera sweeps to a video with the replay editor directly so they have a consistent framerate instead of screen-capping them?
Hi, I have around 180 hours on Trackmania. for some reason though after opening up Ubisoft last time it's started saying i have 10900 hours played which is crazy!! I think it's bugged maybe?
Hey Jnic! I play trackmania now for like 24hourse playtime. I Did mostly all fall 2022 tracks in gold and a couple AT'S. but now im stuck and looking for videos like this
I've played Trackmania for 2 days. I'm severly overwhelmed but have gold on the 15 first campaign tracks due to watching a lot of content prior. I'm fucking lost though.
Started on nations in 2nd year high school and stopped after a few months and finally coming back when I discovered that old free game actually became a huge phenomenon and is still going strong :edit forgot to add im 29 now(boomer noises)
Started playing 2023/07/03 i have 3 hour 32 mins just got author for the first 15 maps on campaign and 17,18,19,22,25 Im also silver 3 in ranked havent played royal.
They have been doing reeeeeal good job with balancing keyboard players yes, they didn’t make us eat dirt with the rally car and the snow car not at all.
And for those wondering, I started Trackmania in 2008 ish! Had several breaks but pushed hard ever since tm2020 came out!
isn't that when u were born 💀
@@feds7597 💀💀
I WAS BORN IN 2008!
Ive installed the game 2 days ago and bumped into ur channel, thanks for this amazing content🙂
@@feds7597 every baby in 2008 are pros at trackmania
I’m so young you’ve played 3 years longer than I’ve been born
0:10 around 40 minutes now!
I feel that
I play TM since Original 2003 and I still have to learn more about lots of mechanics in the most recent, 2020 game, which is even more "friendly" and versatile than any other game series.
You need a lot of patience to be actually good in this game, gladly videos like this exists and community is more than alive right now.
p.s. - huge dubs to GranaDy, he's actually insane because of using a steering wheel and driving in 3rd cam most of the time
because of using a steering wheel, as if that wasnt a handicap
Awesome to see more installments of this series!! Immediately a banger of important information that is super unclear if you don't know.
Started playing this fall campaign, almost to the day it was released.
Looking forward to learning from you. A lot of the surfaces feel wildly inconsistent, with the physics of my car changing completely with slightly different speed, car angle, steering, gear; and it feels impossible to tell all the intricacies by myself just by playing.
Lol nice profile pic
Actually sick edit, love the style and pace of the video.
Picked up TM riiiight before TM2020. It's been fun to not only get better at TMUF but to see TM2020 grow and mature. Super cool to see!
0:50
And also Bozbiz (I probably spelled it wrong...) who uses a mouse!
I started 4 months ago and YOU and YOUR AWESOME CONTENT had ALOT to do with this... its videos like this, and others that have helped my progression.. went from 100% full noob not knowing what to do at all, to now getting my toes wet in division 1, hunting down author times on totd's. Major thanks to you❤ Im not able to post my author time runs on youtube because I watched your videos and listened to your advice ❤ your like the best teacher ive ever had... now i want to race with the teacher 😍 more tips videos please
I’ve been playing it for about a year and I love it - not great but I really appreciate videos like this!
I've played tmnf since 2016, just started 2020 a few days ago. Loving your channel :)
I've played tm 2020 just after the release, then stopped plaing, and then came back about 2 weeks ago.
But i've been whatching tm content on yt for the last 2 months, which brought me back to the game
Remember playing tm for a while when og nations was released, then returned right before tm2020 was out and still going strong
I like camera 3 i.e. first person mode. It’s not great for everything, but to me there’s something helpful about the camera and the car being a single unit that both move at the exact same time. There’s an immediacy to it. The third person cameras separate the cameras from the steering wheel and thus introduce an extra kind of gap between your input and how the camera moves on screen. Camera 2 isn’t as bad as camera 1 at this, but with camera 3 it’s not an issue at all: your wheel is your camera and vice-versa. Feels more natural.
I’ve been watching Wirtual for years but I didn’t start playing until there was about 1 week left in the 2022 fall campaign. I grinded 20/25 author medals in winter 2023, I won 40+ Royal games, I made it to Silver 3 in ranked, I finished top 5 in 3 cup of the days (my highest being division 3)and I finished 2nd in Virginia (my state) on a campaign track that I put 20+ hours into.
I first played Trackmania United Forever about half a year ago, and I've been playing Trackmania 2020 for around 2 months
Have played < 80 hours, joined random new seasons and try to get at least gold (almost never the few last maps and ICE MAPS!!! ice is my bane :))
Then I don't know really how to practice to get better times so it fades until random season longer down the game.
But you and other streamers really makes me want to play again and really liked your casting during deep dip 2... even though I myself never got past floor 1... ice, always ice.
So really looking forward to this to see how to practice different things! Great tips so far and looking forward to more \o/
I've been playing since a friend of my dad's gave me a copy of the first Trackmania when it came out in 2003, i was 8. If i remember correctly the game wasn't even out yet. The guy worked at Nadeo. I've been playing regularly until Trackmania 2 Valley came out, then switched to console, and started again a few days ago !
Thanks Jnic!
Let me quickly explain engine off blocks and exit speed next video 😂
@@Jnic pepeLaugh
ive played tmnf for about 800 hours and tm2020 for 103 hours
I literally just started playing yesterday, got golds in the first 10 levels because im still on the free version and wanted to start learning more before possibly buying the full version
Since you asked.
I have been playing Trackmania for a few months now, those months might have even added to a year by now. I play for maybe an hour 2 each time i play and i play at least once or twice a week. I got into it from Ludwig's colab with Wirtual and Wirtual's "documentary" videos on tracks and their history. I only play TMNF, because my laptop can't handle Trackmania 2020.
I've been playing off and on since 2008, but the steam launch of tm2020 really got me back into it. I also had a good run in tm2 canyon when that was shiny and new, feels like I was faster back then though.
How do you go free cam on console or is that not possible. Cause when I try to play RPG maps or puzzle maps. It’s harder on console cause I can’t see where to go.
How to use cam 7 on console. That’s what I meant to type in first comment.
I got tm at the start of 2020, due to Northernlion picking it up for a while
Literally my first day playing it. I downloading it today afternoon
I started in 2008 with Trackmania Nations/United Forever. Best teenage days ever.
I used to play only on keyboard but with Trackmania 2020 I'm playing on controller more.
Playing for 2 Weeks the Full Version. Keyboard. Love it
bit late, but i started playing around 2010-2011 (when i was 4), but stop around late 2014, but got intrested again in 2019 due to for some reson seeing Karjen video in my recomanded and got nostalgic. Started to play in January 2020 after i got my own PC.
never played a racing game before trackmania 2020. have 52 hrs in game. nearly gave it up as too difficult until someone pointed out that the controller i was using (Gamecube + USB adapter) was calibrated wrong and was only giving me 80% steering max. thats certainly one thing you want to mention. check that full left is actually full left. also had no idea you could bind action keys on controller and i need to do that. i also started playing during the middle of the winter campaign. glad that was over in 2 weeks. still find the game very difficult but at least i can follow the path silver and gold ghosts take.
bro I just downloaded it, what are the most optimal controller settings in your opinion
@@MambaM3ntality idk man. just use whatever controller you find comfortable. i played a lot of mario kart so i have accelerate on A while some people play with acclerate on the triggers. i would not recommend the GameCube controller. massive dead zone and a pain to calibrate for TM2020
I've played Trackmania on and off for over a decade. I think I started with Trackmania Wii when I was about 10. Then I've played a bit of ESWC. Then TMNF/TMUF (have collected a total of 650+ hours over many years), and I've started TM2020 about a year ago (surprisingly 250+ hours already, so I'm a lot more active recently), so I'm no beginner and this video is not targeted me (won't stop me from watching it).
I wouldn't say I'm very skilled at the game, I've been playing it too infequently to have a real chance of becoming very good at it, but I have picked up on some things over the years. I would say I'm the best at playing RPG maps (I also find RPG maps the most fun), but there's still a large gap between me and the top level.
In terms of infrequency, I tended to get really into the game for a month, burn out, and then not play at all for multiple months until I get into it again. A couple times I've forgot about these games for years until I returned again.
The biggest difference recently is that I'm keeping a lot more up with the community. Before I was used to play solo in the earlier days of me playing (or I played random servers on TMNF without truly interacting with others). I'm still not interacting a lot, but I now keep up with what else happens/gets discussed in the community.
Great in depth answer! I’m glad you are involving yourself more in the community, it’s always more fun that way!
I've started Trackmania with TM Turbo and played it on and off since 2017
And although I've put in a loooot of hours
I have only gotten 145 Gold medals and about 30 Trackmasters. Although I barely went for those. I still Struggle on the Red maps in that game
And since most of that Playtime was spent in Canyon or Lagoon (since I enjoyed those most) barely any skill carried over to TM2020
Which I've been playing since the start of the Spring 2022 campaign. Having managed to get all silvers in every campaign, all golds in the last 2 before fall (that one was too difficult I am hoping to some day get all ATs (the black maps are so difficult on low FPS :(. )
Love this game, love this community
This video has been out a little under a month more than I’ve been playing TM.
I started yesterday and got an author time for campaign four already, answering the question at the start of the video
Well made!
Thank you!
I started with ESWC and played until United came out. Stopped playing until a few months back when I stumbled upon a Wirtual TH-cam video and have picked up TM2020. I’ve been using KB, but trying to switch to controller now.
what do you think are the most optimal controller settings? or should i leave it as is, i saw someone say that using a controller can limit you in ways
@jnic Played United back around 2009-2010, but just now picked it back up yesterday with the console release.
Playing from 1mounth, but I study a lot and progress fast. Thk for the vid
I've been playing for about a month and I've gotten pretty good at just normal driving as I've already gotten myself some authors and even got a top 1000 global in the spring campaign! I need to get better at harder maps and learning new techniques and stuff.
for that first question I have a different one that I use: RC Controller
It actually works semi well. Except you cant use the throttle for accel and break
Brand new, like a month watched enough Wirtual WR videos to want to see how hard the courses were myself
thanks jnic!
Nintendo Switch pro controller has Digital triggers. THis is so to keep everything consistent with the joycons. With Switch PRo controller you can keep on using triggers if you like.
Camera 2 on full speed maps is a great way to get disoriented real fast (learned this the hard way lol)
I started playing about a year ago with the old TM, and TM2020 since the beginning of the Spring Campaign ‘22
Thanks for the vids. My interest lies in the post-newbie section like good and consistent speed sliding (as opposed to the basic tutorial), when and where to use action keys (thanks for a bit of that in this vid), and other general strategy advice.
Thanks!
Honestly, its been about 50 minutes, unlocked ranked, got absolutely wrecked and came here
You won't read this, but whatever :D
I estimate I played around 300h in TMNF and Sunrise around time they were released. I believe it's like 15 years ago? Now I started playing Trackmania 2020, I have 25h of gameplay (now measured with Steam).
Why I clicked your video - it was recommended to me, as I'm looking for some explainations, I think I finally figured out ice, now I need to master it, because I still get pretty random results.
Controller - Steam Deck. Previously it was keyboard and that's my preferred controller, but I don't have a computer powerful enough for Trackmania.
Soo this is a reboot of the old why you suck series?
Also, i kept trying to get into the game but never felt like playing for long enough until last year when i convinced 2 of my friends to join me. Those friends don't play TM anymore, but it's currently the 4th season in which i hunted the AT and got them all. I do feel like i'm losing interest in playing the game but i still love watching the content online
I played Trackmania back in the day for a few years, maybe 2008-2012? I think I started with United. I remember playing Canyon for a few months before finally falling out of the series. Haven't played since then, just started up again a few weeks ago. I didn't take it super seriously back then, but also it seems people in general are better nowadays.
very good video
Appreciate it 🙏
Hello i played trakmania for the first time 1 week ago, i did some hours of game and i still suck! But i like the game a lot! I hope learning a bit of theory could speed the process up ty! Nice video
i've been playing trackmania for about 3 hours now :D
Started last night. Got a few hours in.
I got yesterday at 1am and played untill 4 lol, this games is amazing 🏎️
I've been playing for around 2 years now (mainly tmnf though, I only started TM 2020 this summer)
I started playing TMNF in October 2021-ish and switched to TM2020 around October 2022-ish. I somehow have only played about 350 hours combined, which doesn’t feel right.
70 hours in Trackmania, playing since the beginning of Fall 2022 Season
I've played tmnf since december 2021 and i've just recently (3 months ago) started playing tm 2020
i started playing 2 weeks ago and the community has been really helpful. can you still use the triggers for non analog gas + break? i can't see myself switching these buttons
I started last week... And I can't aim elsewere than to the obstacles. I don't want to finish faster, I want to finish AT ALL... I help that'll help me to better control my car... On the ground to finish maps at all
What do you recommend steering sensitivity on a controller and the dead zone?
I play trackmania since its release on PS4, but i've been watching since early 2022
first played trackmania when it first came out, then ignored it for 20 years till today
I started playing around 2007. Just on my laptop for fun.
On the 'controller vs keyboard' debate - there isn't really as much "pros and cons to both" as the video makes it sound. You can absolutely just use the d-pad on a controller and then have access to analog AND digital inputs for steering depending which is more advantageous at the time.
Keyboard is theoretically almost equal with the action keys, but a) the amount of focus/mechanical demand to get the same result as controller makes it worse in an objective sense, and b) its still not 100% equal in precision/flexibility.
Just about the only actual non-subjective advantage keyboard could have over controller is a minor one: controllers have that thumb travel distance between dpad < and dpad > , which would result in a couple of frames of neutral steering in between both.
But even that is resolvable with controller if you want to bind steerleft and steerright to the bumpers for example, which functionally would make it like keyboard -- and using that as an argument seems fair if we'll consider keyboard actionkeys a fair point.
3 days and i figured i suck at it after playing ranked , i have got 5 author medals in training tracks but it was some lucky attemps , i wanna learn how to be consistent with my attempts ig
Started like 9 months ago. Heard of it from Wirtual
I have only TMNF and I have a play time of 100 so I don't need a tutorial for 2020 but still wanna watch
Tm player since desert 😎
summer of 2022 is when i started playing
While I really disliked the first tutorials you put out (overproduced, too many unnecessary jokes, unclear info), I have to say this one is a huge, huge, improvement. Not even close. Very informative, well-put together, good editing. This will be incredibly useful for "advanced" beginners looking to get to the next level. I'm impressed.
is there a way to disable forced cam 3? it's the reason why I keep falling out of difficult bits dammit, just let me stay in cam 2!
Really well-produced and articulated video! I've played every Trackmania since I got ahold of Powerup in 2004, with the exceptions of TMDS and TM2020 (not a fan of Epic, let alone Ubisoft, though I'll probably pick it up when it releases for console).
Been very active for most of a year. Current campaign 12 author medals and unlocked black tracks this week, I have maybe a few hundred up to a thousand hours into the game (anywhere I can check?) and I prefer controller. I consider myself average.
About 30 min lol im addicted
I started playing earlier this week
2:04 I use Xbox elite controller 2 hair triggers
Been playing for about a month. On and off. I play R6, and other games. But trackmania as a break( chill day).
How about TMNF?
This is a very Sunless video title.
ESWC somewhere between 2006/2007
Just hit 800 hours in tm today!
Hey man! Great video, great pacing and narration, but I do have one bit of criticism; the camera sweeps are hanging or dropping frames quite a lot which looks jarring, almost gives me motion sickness. The regular replays you show don’t seem to have that issue, so not sure what causes it. I like views like this in general, they add a lot of visual interest during narration and just show how beautiful of a game TM is, but if they’re not actually smooth, they look irritating. Maybe you could try rendering these camera sweeps to a video with the replay editor directly so they have a consistent framerate instead of screen-capping them?
Hi, I have around 180 hours on Trackmania. for some reason though after opening up Ubisoft last time it's started saying i have 10900 hours played which is crazy!! I think it's bugged maybe?
9-10 months (400h) by best result is top 25 on winter 2023 - 22 and div 1 on ice (average div 6-8)
Hey Jnic!
I play trackmania now for like 24hourse playtime.
I Did mostly all fall 2022 tracks in gold and a couple AT'S.
but now im stuck and looking for videos like this
I've played Trackmania for 2 days. I'm severly overwhelmed but have gold on the 15 first campaign tracks due to watching a lot of content prior. I'm fucking lost though.
Using wheel is definitely most alpha move possible
I've been playing TrackMania for 2 years
Started on nations in 2nd year high school and stopped after a few months and finally coming back when I discovered that old free game actually became a huge phenomenon and is still going strong
:edit forgot to add im 29 now(boomer noises)
I completed trackmania turbo a good few years back but 2020 feels like a whole new thing and I am not good anymore
FINALLY
Woooo
Started playing 2023/07/03 i have 3 hour 32 mins just got author for the first 15 maps on campaign and 17,18,19,22,25
Im also silver 3 in ranked havent played royal.
200 hours a year for 2 years and I don't have Club access. Should I buy it? Ps. I play on PS 5
They have been doing reeeeeal good job with balancing keyboard players yes, they didn’t make us eat dirt with the rally car and the snow car not at all.
i have been playing tm for 2 days now
2 days i am playing, wanted to get in to deep dip 2
I really wish camera 7 was available on console.
I started on nations because my PC is a potato
I've played for 80 hours and I'm going to continue
I start playing tm in 2007
Just a couple of days, under 10 hours