Thread 714173354

>Not even Japanese players are defending Mario Kart World after the lastest update 1.1.2, forcing intermission tracks to always be selected on "VS mode".
>Japanese users on Social Media have taken to calling the game Mario Kart "Wilds", as a pointed reference to the latest Monster Hunter game which was considered a disappointment to fans worldwide.
Nintendo seems to have nothing but contempt for western fans, but now not even the Japanese are having it. Can we finally have 3 lap tracks back?

>>714173354 (OP)
>"Wilds" has become synonymous with shitty games
Kek
Based moons

>IRRELEVANT TIME WASTING QUESTION
>MAN IN A DRESS PICTURE
I see using that hunter dude strategy

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>>714173354 (OP)

>>714173354 (OP)
Explain what exactly is wrong with intermission courses without using buzzwords

>>714174127
they're boring and no one wants tonplay them
>b-b-but boring is le buzzword!!!
no, nigger is a buzzword even though you are one

Glad I only play local multiplayer

>>714174283
>no one wants tonplay them
There is a vote system to select the next track in the lobby. If no one wanted to play them, they would never(or rarely) get selected. If you had actually played the game you'd know this

>>714173354 (OP)
Give article link.

>>714174482
the vote system only allows an alternative option ~15% of the time
if you had actually played the game you'd know this

>>714175317
If you want to play a specific track you're free to do so in single player. If you expect to always get the track you want in a lobby with 24 PLAYERS you are in for a rude awakening when you figure out the world doesn't revolve around you

>>714175552
>what's wrong with them?
>this
>WELL JUST DON'T PLAY THEN!

>>714175552
>the track you want
I don't want a specific track. I just want it to be an actual race track. That is exactly what Random originally did. Now it almost always picks from the specific options presented, the ones I explicitly opted out of by not selecting from. Those tracks are three random tracks, either: they're roads originating from the track you last drove to. You could end up driving the same roads repeatedly because the game kept going back and forth. Random used to provide a solution to this problem as well since you'd end up somewhere completely different on the world map.

>>714176214
The game gives you 3 options for the next track
"Random" is supposed to be a random slevtion from AMONG THE OPTIONS GIVEN
The fact that it was pulling from the complete track pool was clearly a glitch, as confirmed by the patch notes. Are you bitching because Nintendo patched a glitch out from their game?

>>714176539
>"Random" is supposed to be a random slevtion from AMONG THE OPTIONS GIVEN
is that why it hasn't been the way random works for the entire history of previous games