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- In Mario Kart Wii, tricks can be done when flicking the Wii Wheel or Wii Remote up when going off a ramp or something that will launch the racer into the air. It also can be done by pressing the top arrow button on the Nintendo GameCube controller. In Mario Kart 7 and Mario Kart 8, tricks can be done when pressing the R button when going off a ramp or something that will launch the racer into the air.
- tricks are when somebody somehow surprises somebody else in an act that is humorous to the prankster.
- See full article "Flip Tricks"
- These are tricks of SSX 3: L1 Method L2 Mute R1 Stalefish R2 Indy L1 + L2 Nosegrab R1 + R2 Tailgrab L1 + R1 Melancholy L2 + R2 Swiss Cheese L1 + R2 Stiffy R1 + L2 Lein L1 + L2 + R1 Stalemaskey L1 + L2 + R2 Seatbelt L1 + R1 + R2 Chicken Salad L2 + R1 + R2 Spaghetti L1 + L2 + R1 + R2 Shifty
- Tricks nennen sich Zidanes Trance-Fähigkeiten in Final Fantasy IX, die nur verwendet werden können sofern Zidane die entsprechende Technik gelernt hat. Im Gegensatz zu Technik, geht es bei Tricks ausschließlich um die Erhöhung der physischen Kraft. Je besser der Trick, umso höher ist die Steigerung der Kraft. Die einzelnen Tricks wurden in Dissidia: Final Fantasy und Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy ebenfalls verwendet und sind dort HP-Angriffe von Zidane.
- The Star Skill Moves measures the ability that a player has to perform technical moves. To all skill moves are assigned a number between 1 (least complex) and 5 (most complex). The players with higher skills, as Ronaldo or Neymar, are able to perform more complex moves. If you often use these moves to confuse the opponents, you should pay attention to this attribute. Otherwise, you will not be able to perform all the skills that you want. Our suggestion is that you should learn how to perform two of these skill moves. It will be very important to you because it may make the difference between winning or losing a match.
- As with any platformer that is movement and maneuver-based, N has tricks. Lots of them, which you would have to master (or at least understand how to do in theory, since they are hard to master) if you plan to go for good highscores. Here are some of the tricks that are used by more experienced players.
- Efter att ha testat traditionella metoder som tjat, hot och vansinnesutbrott bestämde jag mig för att använda Vänligt Sinnande Och Informativa Skyltar istället. Jag tillverkade två sådana skyltar med hjälp av ordbehandlingsprogrammet i min dator. Sedan satte jag upp dem på lämpliga ställen i badrummet (ovanför rena-tvätt-högen och vid badrumsspegeln, där åtminstone två av mina tonåringar inte kunde undgå att se dem). Detta var för snart tre månader sedan. Jag har flyttat på lapparna en gång sedan dess, när jag märkte att de blivit en del av blinda fläcken - då blev de lika verkningsfulla igen.
- This page contains all Free-Running tricks, and a brief description of each. For full information on these tricks, follow the links. (Note: You are not allowed to post your own tricks {Made up tricks} here.) -Dash Vault: -Diving Frontflip/Eagle Flip/Superman Flip: Performed mainly over a wall or object, usually with a large drop on the other side of it, the performer dives over the obstacle and tucks into a frontflip motion to execute a complete frontflip out over the obstacle before landing sefely on the ground. -Kong Vault: -Monkey Vault: -Reverse Kong Vault: -Turn Vault: -Wall Spin:
- Tricks is the 108th level in Chip's Challenge Level Pack 2. This level's name comes from the consistent stream of tricks and secret obstacles that make this level one of the more unexpectedly difficult levels in CCLP2, and one of Dave Borgman's toughest as well. Remove the first six chips, then collect the yellow key and move block 7 UL, also collecting another chip as well as the red key. Only one other block is safe; all the others are hot!. Block 6 contains a blue key; open blue lock 2 and slide >R, which uses the red key as the yellow key is required for another use.
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| - This Occupation has been listed in two different Departments on IMDb. Since there are hundreds of Occupations that are listed in one or more Departments, the editors of this Wikia have not gotten around them all. You can help by finding out what Departments already link to this Occupations and putting them here. There's already a form you can fill out when you edit this page. Thank you.
- In Mario Kart Wii, tricks can be done when flicking the Wii Wheel or Wii Remote up when going off a ramp or something that will launch the racer into the air. It also can be done by pressing the top arrow button on the Nintendo GameCube controller. In Mario Kart 7 and Mario Kart 8, tricks can be done when pressing the R button when going off a ramp or something that will launch the racer into the air.
- tricks are when somebody somehow surprises somebody else in an act that is humorous to the prankster.
- Tricks is the 108th level in Chip's Challenge Level Pack 2. This level's name comes from the consistent stream of tricks and secret obstacles that make this level one of the more unexpectedly difficult levels in CCLP2, and one of Dave Borgman's toughest as well. Remove the first six chips, then collect the yellow key and move block 7 UL, also collecting another chip as well as the red key. Only one other block is safe; all the others are hot!. Block 6 contains a blue key; open blue lock 2 and slide >R, which uses the red key as the yellow key is required for another use. Walk downwards past the green locks, move block 2 L onto the brown button (the other two have water under them), and drop to the very bottom and only 2L through the blue walls. (The path to the west leads to two fake exits.) Run into the tank room and take the green key, then go back to the corridor of green locks, and with the secret trap held down, take the fire boots from it. Note that although Chip does not have to hold the trap down to reach the fire boots - buried connected traps do not take effect immediately even if they are closed - he will have to pass over it again. Now, move towards the center of the level and move block 2 R to hold another secret trap down, and open the green lock above the teleport, which has the corresponding trap under it, to reach a room with six more chips in it. The blue walls have water underneath, so try to avoid touching them too much. Finally, slide >L back through the teleport to the start, take the other blue key from behind a previously unpushable hot block, and take the last five chips in the center. Move L from the socket to slide to a block which uncovers the exit. The other two paths have blocks with water and a bomb under them.
- This page contains all Free-Running tricks, and a brief description of each. For full information on these tricks, follow the links. (Note: You are not allowed to post your own tricks {Made up tricks} here.) -Dash Vault: Perfored mainly over longer objects or walls, mostly park benches or wide walls, the performer jumps at the object getting as far to the end of the obstacle as possible with both legs kept out in front of the body, and places both hands near the end of the obstalce and on either side of their body for support and push off with the palms of their hands for forward momentum and a quick exit. -Diving Frontflip/Eagle Flip/Superman Flip: Performed mainly over a wall or object, usually with a large drop on the other side of it, the performer dives over the obstacle and tucks into a frontflip motion to execute a complete frontflip out over the obstacle before landing sefely on the ground. Performed mainly over a smaller object or something that can't be held (e.g, chains, wire fences), the performer jumps and dives over the obstacle, and lands in a safety rolling motion to continue their path safely. -Kong Vault: Performed over long objects that can't simply be jumped, mostly park benches, the performer throws their body in a diving motion to get as far to the end of the obstacle as possible, placing their hands near the end of the obstacle, they bringing their legs through their arms and push off with the palm of their hands for forward momentum and a quick exit. -Monkey Vault: Performed over thin objects, mostly railings, the performer places both hands on the railing, jumps up as hard as necessary and pulls their knees close to their chest for a greater hight and clearance, and pushes off with the palms of their hands for balance and direction and lands safely on the other side of the obstacle. -Reverse Kong Vault: Instead of vaulting over a railing with a Monkey Vault, which may be the most efficient way, the athlete adds a 360 degree spin along the horizontal axis to make the movement more aesthetically pleasing, as well as increasing their coordination. -Turn Vault: Performed over a wall or platform that has a large drop below, like a balcony or fence that is above one story high, the performer places both hands on the obstacle and vaults sideways to bring their body around in a 180 degree motion and, while still holding the obstacle, they cling to the other side of the obstacle and hold for a few seconds to perform a safe drop to reduce shock. This may be time consuming, but it is much safer than simply vaulting the object. Performed on any wall surface, mostly the sides of buildings or objects, the performer jumps at and up the surface with one leg and begins to tilt their body backwards, while swinging the other leg through for momentum and spin, they kick off of the surface to execute a complete backflip before landing safely on the ground. -Wall Spin: Performed on any of the same surfaces as a Wall Flip, the performer jumps at the surface placing both hands securely on the surface and begins to tilt their body to the side, bringing both legs around and over where the hands have been placed, the performer should release one hand (the outside hand) and start to turn so that the side of their body is parallel with the surface (you should be facing along the surface) before pushing away from the surface and making a safe landing.
- See full article "Flip Tricks"
- These are tricks of SSX 3: L1 Method L2 Mute R1 Stalefish R2 Indy L1 + L2 Nosegrab R1 + R2 Tailgrab L1 + R1 Melancholy L2 + R2 Swiss Cheese L1 + R2 Stiffy R1 + L2 Lein L1 + L2 + R1 Stalemaskey L1 + L2 + R2 Seatbelt L1 + R1 + R2 Chicken Salad L2 + R1 + R2 Spaghetti L1 + L2 + R1 + R2 Shifty
- Tricks nennen sich Zidanes Trance-Fähigkeiten in Final Fantasy IX, die nur verwendet werden können sofern Zidane die entsprechende Technik gelernt hat. Im Gegensatz zu Technik, geht es bei Tricks ausschließlich um die Erhöhung der physischen Kraft. Je besser der Trick, umso höher ist die Steigerung der Kraft. Die einzelnen Tricks wurden in Dissidia: Final Fantasy und Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy ebenfalls verwendet und sind dort HP-Angriffe von Zidane.
- The Star Skill Moves measures the ability that a player has to perform technical moves. To all skill moves are assigned a number between 1 (least complex) and 5 (most complex). The players with higher skills, as Ronaldo or Neymar, are able to perform more complex moves. If you often use these moves to confuse the opponents, you should pay attention to this attribute. Otherwise, you will not be able to perform all the skills that you want. Our suggestion is that you should learn how to perform two of these skill moves. It will be very important to you because it may make the difference between winning or losing a match.
- Efter att ha testat traditionella metoder som tjat, hot och vansinnesutbrott bestämde jag mig för att använda Vänligt Sinnande Och Informativa Skyltar istället. Jag tillverkade två sådana skyltar med hjälp av ordbehandlingsprogrammet i min dator. Sedan satte jag upp dem på lämpliga ställen i badrummet (ovanför rena-tvätt-högen och vid badrumsspegeln, där åtminstone två av mina tonåringar inte kunde undgå att se dem). Plötsligt inträffade ett mirakel! Alla blöta handukar hängdes upp. Visserligen inte alltid på ställen som jag skulle ha valt (jag skulle inte ha valt min skrivbordsstol eller rockhängaren i hallen till exempel) men oftast på rätt ställe i badrummet. Lycka! Detta var för snart tre månader sedan. Jag har flyttat på lapparna en gång sedan dess, när jag märkte att de blivit en del av blinda fläcken - då blev de lika verkningsfulla igen. Rekommenderas varmt. --AnnaT1 6 januari 2006 kl.00.21 (UTC)
- As with any platformer that is movement and maneuver-based, N has tricks. Lots of them, which you would have to master (or at least understand how to do in theory, since they are hard to master) if you plan to go for good highscores. Here are some of the tricks that are used by more experienced players.
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