Yo I heard Kierio can't do 3 distinct no shortcut Nintendos simultaneously, really bet he can't do it. I'd be soooo mad if he could do it, just you wait.
@aadfg0 No, the hardest part is actually doing it at all. I was lucky enough that these laps are short in nature and have many opportunities to fall off and make it easier for the others. LC and MMM is tough already because they go different directions, and adding another track to the mix would make it near impossible imo
@@Kierio04 Ok I see. I envisioned gradually inching all tracks forward with bumping into walls for the later, straightaways for the earlier so that whoever is earlier catches up to whoever is later. Eventually all 3 are on the last 1-2 turns, then you can try to make sure they all end up on the start of the final straightaway. Then you go into the wall so all tracks are either left or right wall, back up and tilt so all are facing either away or towards the finish. If all are one way, it's easy. If there's a 1/2 forward/away split, back up and tilt either left or right so that the one forward has an obstacle, then use the obstacle to line up the angles. Now that I think about it more, it's a matter of lining up angles. if every triplet of straightaway where there's a 2/1 split between facing forwards or backwards has at least one obstacle, you can use that obstacle for whichever one is the odd one out to line them up, proceed to next straightaway or turn, and iterate. I can think of 3 problems: you get unlucky at some point and directions are evenly or roughly evenly spaced (the 3 are x+60, x+180, x+300 = x-60 degrees from forward for some x), you don't find any obstacles and have to backtrack to line up, the walls are too slanted for alignments. Seeing as you needed to pull out RFH or supergrinding, my ideas might be doomed to fail since they don't even exploit those. Curious to hear other issues so I can fully appreciate the difficulty of the puzzle.
Once again, please have a read of the description! There is so much going on in this video that you would probably overlook!
AT THE SAME EXACT TIME TOO? WHATTTTT
🤓 erm 🤓 achshually 🤓 mushroom gorge finished 0.003 seconds sooner
still very awesome tho
I was also shocked.. but then i remembered it wouldn't be "same input" otherwise. Impressive as heck, crazy
I had no idea you were doing this, this is such a cool concept! Nice job
UPLOAD THE NEXT VIDEO ALREADY!!!😂
@@Natendo17bros vids r half hour or more, which shows, u should let beanzard take his time
Yeah this is an old series I started in 2021, I got motivated to return after doing the WCC+rWS run in TAS comp
Amazing challenge Kierio! Definitely one of the coolest runs so far utilising the same inputs!
Awesome TAS Kiero an real good job, Well Played !
The mad lad did it again!!!
GG kiro
Seems like a very cool concept!
Like playing a fugue where you play 3-4 different melodies at the same time, total mindfuck to listen and watch
Very cool
need someone to stitch together showing the progress of one course at a time. WOW!
Not only 3 different tracks, but 3 different ULTRA SHORTCUT tracks, finishing them all at the SAME TIME???
this is so insanely cool lmfao i can’t imagine how much time this must’ve taken
about 6 hours
thats passion
Mushroom Gorge being 3ms faster is irritating me.
Otherwise, cool video, really neat idea.
Holy SHIT.
this is the weirdest option select i have ever seen
Nice!
That’s insane
🤯
🔥🔥
This is so cool! What about same track with different vehicles?
Done that already on rYF, using bike vs kart
Now do 3 laps deathless
Now do 4
the ending here is pretty ridiculous
Yo I heard Kierio can't do 3 distinct no shortcut Nintendos simultaneously, really bet he can't do it. I'd be soooo mad if he could do it, just you wait.
As much as I want to make this happen for you, that genuinely is too hard - maybe in another 4 years
@@Kierio04 Is the hardest part getting all the same millisecond? I imagine you can do 3 flat tracks like MC3, LC, MMM with 1 second range.
@aadfg0 No, the hardest part is actually doing it at all. I was lucky enough that these laps are short in nature and have many opportunities to fall off and make it easier for the others. LC and MMM is tough already because they go different directions, and adding another track to the mix would make it near impossible imo
@@Kierio04 Ok I see. I envisioned gradually inching all tracks forward with bumping into walls for the later, straightaways for the earlier so that whoever is earlier catches up to whoever is later. Eventually all 3 are on the last 1-2 turns, then you can try to make sure they all end up on the start of the final straightaway. Then you go into the wall so all tracks are either left or right wall, back up and tilt so all are facing either away or towards the finish. If all are one way, it's easy. If there's a 1/2 forward/away split, back up and tilt either left or right so that the one forward has an obstacle, then use the obstacle to line up the angles.
Now that I think about it more, it's a matter of lining up angles. if every triplet of straightaway where there's a 2/1 split between facing forwards or backwards has at least one obstacle, you can use that obstacle for whichever one is the odd one out to line them up, proceed to next straightaway or turn, and iterate. I can think of 3 problems: you get unlucky at some point and directions are evenly or roughly evenly spaced (the 3 are x+60, x+180, x+300 = x-60 degrees from forward for some x), you don't find any obstacles and have to backtrack to line up, the walls are too slanted for alignments.
Seeing as you needed to pull out RFH or supergrinding, my ideas might be doomed to fail since they don't even exploit those. Curious to hear other issues so I can fully appreciate the difficulty of the puzzle.
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How easy
Who's looking at Daisy's cake in the thumbnail?
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