BMence wrote on 08/02/18 at 17:08:45:OMFG I thought I was clear enough.
1) YOU CANNOT infer if a strat was intended or not by the developers. Was ballon boost intended. Was gap cut on rMG WITHOUT glider intended? Was turncut on NBC intended? Was the BC1 cut intended? Was the rMC2 WR strat intended? MP grind? You cannot say one of those was and not the others. So that's a POINTLESS argument to consider it as a glitch or not.
2) We have NOT enough knowledge to say if this strat requires to touch lava, to be enough on the right,... So we CANNOT say it abuses checkpoints or whatever atm. The principles of A GLICTH WR ON MK7 are NON-EXISTENT when you see this SC. And talking about checkpoints when WE KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THEM, even on other tracks, is a dumb thing. Example: do you know if you are skipping any checkpoint by doing the rCM2 WR strat? No. Perhaps you are skipping one, then passing the following checkpoint make the lap count. Same for NBC. I didn't say you had to manipule the game for BC1 PLEASE READ CORRECTLY, itr was just a possibility.
And please stop talking about MKwii that's dumb. Because as I said, the categories are normal WRs + non-SCs WRs, which is VERY different from No-glitch /Glitch.
And Kleenex, TvK was just approving my post, did you prefer a copy/past from him??!
EDIT: on BC1, you can cut even much more of the track but it won't count. You can cut less, cf. WR strat lap 1 where you are cutting the corner and even jumping over a part of it out of a MT. And the lap counts. So, if you can cut more on the track and make it count, why the fuck shouldn't it be a no glitch WR? WWe are just talking about succeeding a strat which doesn't break any of no-glitch rules.
1) You’re right about those strategies most likely not being intended, however those are more like corner cuts than the rBC1 glitch. Also, there are differences in a lot of those glitches;
rMG: No barrier blocks you from hopping the gap.
NBC: No barrier again.
rMC2: Wasn’t intended, but I’d still say it’s not a glitch because you aren’t really cutting a section of a track all at once, but rather taking a shorter route.
2) Point. If you don’t have much knowledge on the shortcut, how can you rush to conclude that it’s not a glitch?
One could argue that a ‘glitch’ only refers to manipulating the software to advance you further up the track (Lakitu glitches). However, that isn’t the only type of glitch, I’ve played and followed several Mario Karts over the years and know when a shortcut is big enough or executed in a way where it should be considered a glitch, and this is definitely one of those times. Sometimes, it’s just a judgement call; most non-Lakitu situations are like this. In fact, there’s quite a few glitches in MK7 that are non-Lakitu, such as;
NBC
rMT
rDC
rLM
Though the new rBC1 shortcut doesn’t cut as much time as those, it’s still executed in about the same way (especially NBC, using a barrier you shouldn’t be on to angle you up and over to the next part of the track).