There's a reason they didn't want to show the times of people.
1) So people won't get crazy by trying to defeat the time and stop the "constant restarts just because you bump onto a wall" syndrome.
2) For additional suspense duh!!!
I like it because you are only allowed to use the Wii Wheel. It was a good move from Ninty to utilise this rule. I hated the first competition. 1:34??? Even if I take
the shortcuts, using the "best" kart/bike and being invincible for three laps, I could only go for 1:54:000!!! I even used the Classic controller...
Anyways, back to the topic. Are you ticked off of the fact that in order to get into the competition, you have to get the Wheel from the box and temporarily get your hands off (and possibly take a bit of your skills away) from GC/Remote+Nunchuk/Classic Controller???
For me, it's a bit easy because I have used the Wheel since day one. I promised myself to never use any other control scheme other than the wheel in Wi-Fi. I sticked to that in competitions. It was also the first time I used the Manual option instead of Automatic, to get a drift and possibly to shave some milliseconds.
1) So people won't get crazy by trying to defeat the time and stop the "constant restarts just because you bump onto a wall" syndrome.
2) For additional suspense duh!!!
I like it because you are only allowed to use the Wii Wheel. It was a good move from Ninty to utilise this rule. I hated the first competition. 1:34??? Even if I take
the shortcuts, using the "best" kart/bike and being invincible for three laps, I could only go for 1:54:000!!! I even used the Classic controller...
Anyways, back to the topic. Are you ticked off of the fact that in order to get into the competition, you have to get the Wheel from the box and temporarily get your hands off (and possibly take a bit of your skills away) from GC/Remote+Nunchuk/Classic Controller???
For me, it's a bit easy because I have used the Wheel since day one. I promised myself to never use any other control scheme other than the wheel in Wi-Fi. I sticked to that in competitions. It was also the first time I used the Manual option instead of Automatic, to get a drift and possibly to shave some milliseconds.
