Mario Kart World Fans Had A Trick For Getting Regular Online Races And Nintendo Just Blew It Up
Briefly

Mario Kart World's expansive open map distinguishes it from previous entries in the franchise, but some fans yearn for traditional three-lap races. A popular workaround allowed players to select 'random' for tracks in online versus mode, ensuring these three-lap races. However, Nintendo's recent patch (Ver. 1.1.2) has adjusted how courses are selected, limiting this workaround. This change has displeased many players and sparked discussions about the direction of the game, especially as they crave consistency and excitement in competitive play.
Mario Kart World has introduced an open map that, while innovative, has frustrated fans who prefer traditional three-lap races. Nintendo nerfed a workaround for this issue.
The patch released on June 25 adjusted course selections in wireless 'VS Race,' effectively limiting players' ability to guarantee a three-lap experience, leading to widespread player discontent.
Players expressed confusion and disappointment over Nintendo's decision to alter the game. Many felt that the change detracts from the enjoyment and competitive nature of racing.
The community had resorted to selecting 'random' to ensure three-lap races, creating a deeper engagement through shared strategies akin to competitive scenes in other games.
Read at Kotaku
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