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The latest Mario Kart World update increases “the frequency of lap-type courses” that appear during online races. The change seems to address concerns over Nintendo’s decision to nerf the “random” track trick last month, which allowed players to avoid having to drive to their next track location, and instead have a traditional three-lap race. [Link: Nintendo U-Turns on Mario Kart World Change That Forced More Open-W…
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