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7/13/2025, 2:13:36 AM
7/11/2025, 2:33:20 PM
>missed good runs because I was asleep and then spent the first few minutes of my day jerking off
6/27/2025, 1:32:23 AM
>>713751506
You have no guaranteed way to play 3-lap courses on public online anymore.
>World takes the stretches of road between the courses from the open world mode and makes them into part of the race by default (players commonly call these "intermission courses"), turning most races into non-lapped courses in public online
>most of them are considered to be bland and to not take advantage of the new/changed mechanics well
>normally the only way to get a lapped course on public online is if you're given the option of a track that isn't connected to the one you just did
>people quickly found out that using the Random option forces a traditional lapped race, which rapidly resulted in public lobbies being overwhelmed by players picking Random, proving that intermission courses were a bust with most players
>Nintendo just patched that quirk out of picking Random, making intermission courses possible (and much more likely than lapped courses due to how many more there are of them) to come up
>the only way to guarantee lapped courses online is to play in private lobbies, since you get to actually specify what you want there (but not on public)
Basically, Nintendo didn't like that people wanted to shy away from an option provided by the game, so they're making it much less optional like seething spoiled brats.
You have no guaranteed way to play 3-lap courses on public online anymore.
>World takes the stretches of road between the courses from the open world mode and makes them into part of the race by default (players commonly call these "intermission courses"), turning most races into non-lapped courses in public online
>most of them are considered to be bland and to not take advantage of the new/changed mechanics well
>normally the only way to get a lapped course on public online is if you're given the option of a track that isn't connected to the one you just did
>people quickly found out that using the Random option forces a traditional lapped race, which rapidly resulted in public lobbies being overwhelmed by players picking Random, proving that intermission courses were a bust with most players
>Nintendo just patched that quirk out of picking Random, making intermission courses possible (and much more likely than lapped courses due to how many more there are of them) to come up
>the only way to guarantee lapped courses online is to play in private lobbies, since you get to actually specify what you want there (but not on public)
Basically, Nintendo didn't like that people wanted to shy away from an option provided by the game, so they're making it much less optional like seething spoiled brats.
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