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Jamaal510

(10,893 posts) Mon Jan 21, 2013, 09:54 PM Jan 2013

The Rubber-banding A.I. in Mario Kart is a Cheating Bastard

This game has driven me to a depth of frustration I've never experienced with any game. It sucks without bounds.

Note to Nintendo: Please stop putting cheap A.I. in Mario Kart games. It's not fun, nor is it challenging. It's just fake difficulty and annoying. Period. I'm tired of having massive leads in 150cc only to see computer-controlled characters speeding up and catching me in no time. Every time I hit them with one of my items, they catch up within a few seconds, but when I get hit, it's tough to get back in 1st place.

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The Rubber-banding A.I. in Mario Kart is a Cheating Bastard (Original Post) Jamaal510 Jan 2013 OP

Which MK is this? Ohio Joe Jan 2013 #1

Mario Kart 64 & DS Jamaal510 Jan 2013 #2

I hated that so much. Evoman Jan 2013 #3

Ohio Joe

(21,894 posts)

1. Which MK is this?

Reply to Jamaal510 (Original post)

Mon Jan 21, 2013, 09:58 PM

Jan 2013

Gah... It has been ages since I played one... SNES was the last time I think. Back then, you had to take full advantage of your racers strength. I always found it easiest to go with the one that had the lowest top speed but the best handling.

Jamaal510

(10,893 posts)

2. Mario Kart 64 & DS

Reply to Ohio Joe (Reply #1)

Mon Jan 21, 2013, 09:59 PM

Jan 2013

Evoman

(8,040 posts)

3. I hated that so much.

Reply to Jamaal510 (Original post)

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 01:52 AM

Jan 2013

You know, I was almost okay with giving the last place guy some advantages by giving him the best powerups. Fair enough, he still needs to know how to use the power up well to get back into contention (although the bullet power is seriously over powered). But rubber-banding drives me crazy. I sometimes don't wanna just be good...I want to be "lapping your pathetic ass" good. You should at least have the option to turn it off.

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