Alright so. I know I can't be the only one pondering this muthah.  But can someone please give a comprehensive explanation on how to bounce/jump down the boost pads on the last section of mount wario.

Ive been watching the WR over and over, and trying to replicate where he starts his jumps and what not. but for the life of me it just won't freakin work.  

what section of the initial hill do you actually jump off of?

what is the physics or cause of the kart to jump in that kind of way and how do you make it consistent?

Please and thank you to any who can provide some good info on this.

Start hopping at the first boost pad. It's the easiest place to start. Trying to start at the anti-grav strip requires a specific timing with the SMT.

Luso said you have to hold the stick right down or left down for the downhill hops. They are not random. If you want the wr hops, start hopping as soon as you hit the bluestrip. It works really well and it is way easier. When I read his tips, I got some decent hops first try.

ρf☆Pαμl wrote on 09/25/14 at 00:12:42:

This is the other way. You have to get the timing right though, otherwise you don't get any air. I used have the proper timing a month ago, but I keep missing now. I've personally never done downright/downleft before, so that might make things easier.

Easy if you got the timing. But pretty much, SMT -> Double Hop at the Blue Strip should give you air and lands you on the first boost pad.


I think the place I have the most trouble with is definitely the bunny hopping at the dam section. My best hops are so much faster than my average, that it's not even funny. Like, almost a full second difference between my best vs average hops...

1) Aim your tricks on the humps to the left to help with the angle you release the SMT. Turning into the corner too much from too wide a position will make it very difficult to not hit the left wall.
2) Do not hold the directions to their max - it makes the kart more difficult to control. All you need to ensure is that you do hop to successive sides and going easy on the control stick will help you to move around less.
3) Hold R all the way through each hop. This ensures that for the split second you land on the snow, you do not experience "sticky hops", the phenomenon that arises from trying to fire-hop downhill. There is no need to hold R all the time in the air, it just makes it easier to ensure you hold it as you land. (Then of course release and press again as you land).