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Question: 50hz vs 60hz

Fuck that slow motion bullshit  
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50hz players are big cheater  
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60hz players have bigger dicks  
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Andrew Math got fucked by Tylius Luvitar  
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Reply #75 - 03/25/22 at 22:18:17
 
Is anybody down to fuck?

Or we could just live things be.  Wink
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Reply #76 - 03/26/22 at 09:57:18
 
@ndrew wrote on 03/08/22 at 23:13:23:
I rejoined the discord for 2 days and it was just total drama and stupid arguments and mods with too much power, some of you guys need to stop focusing on mario kart so much and get lives, this 50hz discussion is the perfect example of that. Smiley

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Is it really that difficult to just play the fucking game? :|


Andrew I like you quite a bit, always have. But I cannot condone you ever, ever using any post of mine to defend 50Hz. Gonna have to get a copyright strike on that one, haha.

The objective fact of the matter is, if you play 50Hz mode in combined rankings, you're a b-b-b-baby back muhfuckin uuuuugly ass pussy ass bitch. This has always been the case, always will be the case.

Jokes aside wasn't joking, combined 50/60Hz mode is literally the reason I never picked up MKDD or MK64 competitively, despite loving the games. Being forced to play at a disadvantage has absolutely no place in rankings.
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Reply #77 - 03/26/22 at 15:16:31
 
You're already at a disadvantage with that kind of a mindset, assuming you cant beat someone just because they play 50hz kind of makes you the pussy
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Reply #78 - 03/29/22 at 16:24:30
 
If 50 hertz was so much better as guys are saying matilde who was already a top three player before switching to basically would have all the world records by now  Wink
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Reply #79 - 03/29/22 at 17:46:27
 
@ndrew wrote on 03/29/22 at 16:24:30:
If 50 hertz was so much better as guys are saying matilde who was already a top three player before switching to basically would have all the world records by now  Wink


Tuov D. plays 50Hz, just entered the top 10 after playing for only 4 months, and he got both DKM WRs yesterday. Your point is?
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Reply #80 - 03/29/22 at 19:05:31
 
Who is this supposed player and why isnt he on the rankings list? I don't really believe that someone got two World Records after 4 months of playing 50Hertz. Either show a video or don't blatantly lie.  Cheesy

Also it's worth noting that the fastest time it took for a player for to get a world record was konsta Jukka in 60hz about 5 months after joining in december 2006.  Smiley
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Reply #81 - 03/29/22 at 19:41:08
 
Tuov Deez nuts in ur mouth lmao
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Lmao got em
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Reply #83 - 03/30/22 at 14:36:29
 
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Reply #84 - 05/07/22 at 18:50:52
 
I tried 50Hz for about 30 minutes and got a 21.985 PB flap on my first attempt, less than two frames from my current PR.

My MTs weren't even charging properly because I was going too quickly. For a player at my level in 60Hz to have maxed MT speed in 50Hz is ridiculous.
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Reply #85 - 05/07/22 at 22:45:50
 
What's so ridiculous about getting a time close to your PR on your first attempt? I don't think first try prs are that uncommon especially in the 50th-100th region.
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Reply #86 - 05/09/22 at 10:52:58
 
I think he's trying to point out how effortless it was compared to 60hz, and having never touched 50hz before. Also I think I can speak for Parsi when I say that getting a first try almost pr is kinda rare. At least it is for me.
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Reply #87 - 05/09/22 at 11:10:09
 
I'm pretty sure that is skill transferring, which is to be expected. You are not going to play like you've just played the game for the first time just because you are on 50Hz. Also, his PR dates from december last year, when he was not yet in the top 100, so he definitely improved at the game since.
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Reply #88 - 05/09/22 at 18:17:44
 
The game is much slower than what he is used to.  It took him a few attempts to get used to it and adjust for the slower speed.  By using this it gives him more time to think about how to do each mt and turn, therefore making it much easier to get close to his pr quickly.  If he put a bit more time into it he would have pred.  For mk64 when i switched over, the same kind of thing happened.  It took me about an hour or so to get used to it, and once I did prs were incredibly free.  The argument of of Parsi being lower ranked cant apply to me here as I was low 20s with NTSC, and after 2 weeks with PAL I got to the mid teens.  In no world can you say people are on equal playing fields here.  MT speed can easily be maxed out on 50Hz for MKDD, while on 60Hz it is a real struggle to build it up and to be able to control it.  50Hz/PAL Gives the player a considerable amount of extra time to adjust to all the turns, and make minor adjustments much more efficiently.  Trying to defend 50Hz and say it doesn't give an advantage over 60Hz is lying.  The advantage is too big to just try and push aside and forget about.
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Reply #89 - 05/10/22 at 01:19:20
 
Parsimonian wrote on 05/07/22 at 18:50:52:
I tried 50Hz for about 30 minutes and got a 21.985 PB flap on my first attempt, less than two frames from my current PR.

My MTs weren't even charging properly because I was going too quickly. For a player at my level in 60Hz to have maxed MT speed in 50Hz is ridiculous.


If you were playing for 30 minutes before its not really a first attempt.  Smiley

In 50hz you cant spam the stick like you can in 60hz, you have to hold your mts much longer. That's why you miss those mts.  Wink

Good luck on your 50hz journey tho, you should beat your 60hz prs pretty soon if you continue.  Smiley
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Reply #90 - 05/10/22 at 04:15:13
 
Alright, so after reading through this thread I think I’ve formulated my opinion on 50hz. Hopefully I’m not repeating what’s already been said here too much lol

I do think that 50hz does provide an undeniable advantage. "Less attempts" isn’t advantageous enough for 60hz players to keep up with 50hz, especially at higher levels, where PRs usually take a large number of attempts anyways. However, I feel like it’s unfair to the 50hz players who have already worked for the ranks they achieved. The only solution that somewhat makes sense to me is to ban the submission of future 50hz times, but that’s still unfair to current 50hz players (Mattilde, Stephen dW, etc.), since then they would have to put in the time to re-learn the game at a different speed. At the end of the day, it’s just a way to play the game, and I don’t feel cheated having my times compared to those of 50hz. Imo, if you really don’t feel like 50hz times should be on the leaderboard, then just look at the 60hz charts Smiley
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So instead of acting like a coward saying bla bla it's impossible, you better play if you want to beat me instead of that kiddy mentality.
And to those guys, you have to find another way to beat me, I don't need to fake to crush you. Wink


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Reply #91 - 05/10/22 at 09:59:43
 
I just noticed this ridiculous thread... Are you guys for real?

7 of the top 10 players, and 16 of the top 20 (Aron even has a mixed timesheet) were done by 60hz players so the notion that 50hz players would dominate the PP is completely out of the window given that the game is now 18 years old.
It's entirely true that 50hz gives more leeway with racing lines but you guys do not realize the amount of MTs dropped because of misregistration. That's why the "extra MTs" are so hard to add on 50hz.

I will be in the very minority but there is no case against 50hz, unless you want to drive out players, which very much appears to be the underlying reason when reading most of the posts here.
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Reply #92 - 05/10/22 at 12:51:41
 
@Ultimarkh from personal experience there's no denying 50Hz has the advantage overall. This factors everything about 50Hz advantages vs disadvanrages. My efforts have had me do better in 50Hz and I've played both Hz A LOT.

As for the very best players mostly been 60Hz only competitors in the top 10 and top 20, this is irrelevant. I say this because even the top 20 in the world have different potential at MKDD!!

You can only accurately compare 50Hz results vs 60Hz results in the 'same' competitor's timesheets if they worked very hard at both 50Hz and 60Hz fairly equally in effort. The 'same' competitor vs the 'same' competitor. The 'same' competitor will always have the same hand eye cordination and reflexes versing their own abilities.

If they play 50Hz and 60Hz fairly equally overtime, they'll have better results in 50Hz objectively.

50Hz has some competitive disadvantages but has it's advantages more overwhelmingly relevant. Comparing myself against myself, I have the advantage in 50Hz as does anyone who can access 50Hz and chooses to play it.

Judging other player's success based on who plays what hertz is a inaccurate method of evaluation in my opinion because everyone has different skill and potential. Everyone has different hand eye coordination, reflexes, opportunity to sink time into the game and different stamina to keep being competitive.

The best 60Hz competitirs defeated the top 50Hz competitors at a disadvantage because they are truly stronger in skill and/or determination. Maybe they had more free time? I don't know.

Being #302 in the world, far from top 20 world wide is completely irrelevant. Personal experience versing myself, 50Hz overall definitely has the advantage factoring in all the advantages vs disadvantages.

I have played both hertz A LOT! There's no way 60Hz is easier or equal overall.

On Rainbow Road, recently I said, per lap 60Hz competitors are like a quartor of a second worse off per lap. Reflecting on it more, I think it's more like a third of a second per lap.

60Hz is a disadvantage to play with objectively speaking.
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Reply #93 - 05/10/22 at 13:23:01
 
You're literally expressing your opinion, not a fact. People have different opinions which is not what I'm arguing against.

What I'm arguing against is the sudden discontent with how the PP has been handled for over 18 years, now (lol) that people playing 60hz are the majority here.

I have also played both and chose to focus on 50hz because I had neither the time nor the patience to optimize both. Now that I have spent a fuckton of time improving my times, because like it or not, it is hard to PR whatever the Hz you're playing, imagine my surprise coming here reading that 50hz players should be banned from submitting further PRs or disregarding 50hz PRs in world rankings.

Sounds like you guys are trying to mold the PP into something that fits your agenda under the guise of making it "more fair", which is bullshit.
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Reply #94 - 05/10/22 at 13:41:19
 
You can twist my words all you want.

I 'never' said ban 50Hz submissions. I don't share that point of view.

I am just being objective and honest, 50Hz has the advantage objectively!

I don't have ANY agenda!!!

Manipulate my words to your heart's content, I am done arguing with you!
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Reply #95 - 05/10/22 at 14:00:22
 
What are you on about lol I didn't say you were the one saying that. For the record here are the quotes I was referring to:

Parsimonian wrote on 01/14/22 at 20:42:41:
All 50Hz times currently on the players page should remain where they are, being grandfathered in, however all future times should be required to be played on 60Hz alone.


Max28 wrote on 02/23/22 at 17:22:32:
A more ideal solution would be if people understand how fortunate we are to have moved past the days of shitty split records and agree to compete on the level, more exciting and fun playing field (60hz). People playing 50hz at top level today drag the game back.


Goomba wrote on 02/14/22 at 11:21:08:
The only reason to pick 50hz now is that you prefer playing the game that way or that you want a competitive advantage.

I think combined should've always been a 'novelty' leaderboard, something to look at that's fun statwise, but not the main way of describing records, rankings, and overall performance.


Which does not exactly look like an open discussion but more like a plea to get rid of 50hz.
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Reply #96 - 05/10/22 at 15:24:26
 
@Ultimarkh while we disagree about whether 50Hz is easier, harder or level playing field, I wasn't going to respond to you anymore but want to acknowledge I had the wrong interpretation about what you said.

I 'assumed' you meant 'I' also had an agenda to ban 50Hz. If you are telling the truth in 'not' accusing me, I am wrong. For this, I am sorry!

I'll 'never' agree that 50Hz is level playing field or harder as it is an advantage. Top competitive results don't speak facts about which hertz is competitively easier to score top times for reasons I've already stated.
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Reply #97 - 05/10/22 at 16:34:56
 
Ultimarkh wrote on 05/10/22 at 09:59:43:
I just noticed this ridiculous thread... Are you guys for real?

7 of the top 10 players, and 16 of the top 20 (Aron even has a mixed timesheet) were done by 60hz players so the notion that 50hz players would dominate the PP is completely out of the window given that the game is now 18 years old.
It's entirely true that 50hz gives more leeway with racing lines but you guys do not realize the amount of MTs dropped because of misregistration. That's why the "extra MTs" are so hard to add on 50hz.

I will be in the very minority but there is no case against 50hz, unless you want to drive out players, which very much appears to be the underlying reason when reading most of the posts here.


I'm not sure if the registration actually holds true because even though you have less frames per second, you don't need to do the same action you'd do in 60hz within a second of 50hz, so technically, you have the same amount of frames. There'd have to be someone technical looking into the aspects of 50hz and how inputs are registered, but on paper, there should be no difference in registration apart from that it's much easier to accidentally do a miniturbo too fast. I'm thinking of a test myself to look more into this

Also just because 60hz dominated the last years, doesn't mean 50hz can't get it back. That's survivorship bias and also would mean that nothing should be adjusted until it's "too late".

Again, I've said this over and over again, I personally have nothing against people who play 50hz or prefer it. But I do think that currently the combined chart is too dominant in current culture. Ofc I can just look at the 60hz charts, but mkwrs is combined, the news updates are fully in combined apart from when someone gets a hz record, and no one cares about 50/60hz performance until it gets pointed out by someone. So saying "just look at the green chart" makes sense but it's undermining the aspect of the community.

Something simple as a news update with Bobby Bobson #10 (#15) where #10 is hz rank, (#15) is combined (or the other way around, idc) would add a lot. mkwrs i can honestly forgive as it's always been against 50hz, but if 50hz does eventually take over then i'd get sad 60hz WRs would not have a history anymore.

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Which does not exactly look like an open discussion but more like a plea to get rid of 50hz.

my god how many times do i have to say i dont want 50hz banned
literally the point of what im saying over and over is that I think combined has too much emphasis, and the reality is that combined should never be considered a fully fair comparison. Hence novelty
but clearly it's still worth a lot, to the community and to me personally as well, and 50hz doesn't realistically affect many people before top level, so comparisons make more sense before that level

So any changes in the players page is almost impossible without hitting the 50hz players. That doesn't mean I can't still argue that I find the comparison to be competitively unfair towards 60hz. That doesn't exclude that I don't want comparisons against 50hz.

I'm sick of having to explain myself over and over so this will be my last post in this thread.


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Reply #98 - 05/10/22 at 22:18:48
 
I don't think the difference is as big as people think. Faster MTs might be a bit easier but it does not mean they are easy. For example it takes about half a second to build an MT in 60Hz and you have about 0.1 seconds more to do it in 50Hz with a different timing, which is certainly something but it's not a gigantic difference to me. So the MT speed is slightly faster on average in 50Hz but it's definitely not on the level of maxed out. On the other technical stuff, A-tech is/feels to me less natural than in 60Hz since it takes more time to get a feedback in the game. R-Tech should theoratically be easier but it still feels pretty random.

Having played both 60 and 50Hz at top level, 50Hz is not that mode that you start playing and get free PRs with as it still requires hours, sometimes sessions just to get an improvement (at least at top 5 level).

My feeling with separating them by getting rid of the combined charts would be that 50Hz would either gain attraction or totally lose it, while 60Hz would stay the main way to play the game. Would top players who only play 60Hz even bother driving a 50Hz timesheet for example?

For that news thing of mentionning both the overall rank and Hz rank, what would you do if someone plays both to a similar level? Should both be marked? But then that makes too many ranks. Or maybe the better one? But 17th in 60Hz is higher level than in 17th in 50Hz.
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Reply #99 - 05/10/22 at 23:33:44
 
@mf and community, 50Hz has the advantage definitely.

I edited this a few hours later to correct some things as best I could within my understanding.

I have edited this post several times now just to fix mistakes.

While I am NOT sure how big an advantage each 50Hz PR individually has over 60Hz PRs on RR it's about 1second per 2mins and 54seconds IGT difference. 50Hz has the advantage! This is a very rough calculation. I don't know how accurate or inaccurate it is. Appears to be roughly correct.

Shorter PRs to race are 'less' impacted by the hertz used but, any advantage based on playing 50Hz over 60Hz is an advantage and debatibally unfair because of AnyHz/Combined Hz.These are world rankings.

The more I think about it, I don't know what to do with AnyHz category. I would be in favor of scrapping it entirely to please others eventhough I don't mind it myself.

50Hz only mode SHOULD always remain as a competitive database to submit to. 50Hz competitors 'should' be allowed to continue to submit to 50Hz charts. It's 'not' reasonable for people to argue, "No more 50Hz submissions." Stopping 50Hz progress is wrong! The questions are what to do with AnyHz charts and MKDD!! score calculation for All Karts Combined.

I'd guess I am probably 5World Rankings higher because of 50Hz. This is to say, I'm #302 instead of maybe #307. While I don't have any maths to back this up, it would be something like that.

At my level, there's not much difference between 50Hz snd 60Hz on most tracks.

The very best competitors have an ENORMOUS disadvantage playing in 60Hz only. 60Hz only competitors at the very top level maybe top 20, let's say, are champions for besting 50Hz competitors at this very extremely elite level, 50Hz and 60Hz matters A LOT!!! Just because 60Hz WRs have mostly won at this point in time doesn't mean it's close to level playing field. 60Hz legends are simply more skilled/determined even at a HUGE disadvantage!!!

I have no idea what any of their lives look like so cannot speak about who has the most 'spare time' to play MKDD!! competitively but it's relevant that more spare time is an advantage also that cannot be accurately measured as no one knows how much spare time anyone has to compete. In general, 50Hz is heavily advantaged at the elite level. I am NOT in the top 20, nowhere near but understand 31 of my 32 PRs are better because of 50Hz. It's rare that one of my anyHz PRs is better in 60Hz, it was a fluke. 50Hz has a huge advantage at the very top.

I doubt there will be any changes made to the way the sites are run. If there were changes made, I'd recommend whichever Hz you perform better in is how your MKDD!! point score is calculated in All Karts Combined. Beating half the field nets you 0.301 points. It doesn't matter if you have the same rank in both 50Hz and 60Hz because it's based on percentage of domination and would use the hertz you did better in.

Personally, I think 60Hz is the more honorable way to compete eventhough I am very guilty of continuing to play 50Hz myself.

If people play 60Hz only it's a good thing. Competitors do have the right to play 50Hz as it is within the rules. Although 50Hz is a bit unfair, competitors can make suggestions for change or focus only on 60Hz rankings. The other option is to not compete if you really are that upset about it, (people in general).

I find it offensive suggesting no longer accepting 50Hz submissions as there's different categories of hertz to suit your competitive needs. Plus to take away one's right to improve one's PRs in 50Hz is unreasonable!!! In general, I know you never said this. You yourself submit to 50Hz mf.

The only two things I have an issue with are MKWRs website listing 50Hz records as WRs as they should be omitted and All Karts Combined using AnyHz to calculate percentage of domination for MKDD!!

Whether you think the advantage is big, small or somewhere in the middle, competition should be as fair as possible. AnyHz for All Karts Combined and listing 50Hz records as WRs is unfair objectively 'not' subjectively!!!
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