Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing - Apr 29 10 B
13I actually have a PBR video i've yet to put up, but Montagone had to go and act like an ass on the channel demanding PBR videos so I'm just going to hold out on it a little bit longer. I'll reconsider if he starts acting more polite.
Race #4
Alex Kidd
Pinball Highway
Song: Casino Park
You might notice that because I got a good start, I was able to keep a lead. Really, how well you do your turbo start seems to be very much how the race will end up which shows how powerless the items really are. Or how powerful playing defensively really is. You can't hold items behind you, but many things can stop projectiles--even the Speed Shoes (which is the equivalent of the Mushroom). I'm sure Mel would have passed me for sure if I hadn't dropped the explosive street cones and Pocket Rainbows in blind spots and strategic places however. Hey, I just did a wheelie at the end, didn't I?
Race #5
Aiai
Sandy Drifts
Song: Monkey Island
Well, Aiai being in one of his home courses didn't put him in a better spot in particular...This race was noteworthy for not only being in the most seldom-seen course in the entire game, but that I played against someone who actually knew how this course works. I messed up towards the end of the first lap, however, and my chances of getting the top spot were history.
Race #6
Shadow
Highway Zero
Song: The Concept of Love
This race was close and intense. That felt great even if I didn't take the lead. By the way, you may notice that Michiru is gone and has been replaced by Andrew. Mel, of course, cotinues to pick only Amigo. Now, I'm genuinely curious: Why do they always pick the same character? Normally, I can understand them being very used to a particular set of stats, but with the case of Mel, Amigo shares the exact same stats with Sonic, Amy, and Billy; and with Michiru, Knuckles shares stats with Eggman. The game designers encourage people to branch out and put a little bit of spice called variety. That no two players can pick the same character in a room pretty much forces this. So it makes me wonder: Why do they do that? This is not a complaint; I just don't see the logic behind it. Then again, to these people, they're probably confused as to why I'm always picking someone different.
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