Vehicles have rebalanced and reimagined stats and playstyles, allowing for a more balanced and varied playing field for both casual and competitive play;
Characters have redistributed stat bonuses, allowing each character to have their own distinct niche;
Items have altered probabilities and various changes to their knockback/effects, allowing for more fair gameplay without sacrificing Mario Kart Wii's trademark chaos;
Certain tracks have altered item routes and added shortcuts, making them more accessible for casuals and more fair for competitors. A few tracks also have optional retextured variants based on various Mario spinoff games.
Custom tracks have replaced some of the more divisive vanilla tracks – with the custom tracks in question being rotated every season based on player feedback – allowing the track list to remain varied and fun;
The option to play on 200cc, with vehicle stats slightly altered to make them all feel fluid and functional at this breakneck pace.
Credits
Ryumi, for some of the vehicle concepts, his help in making edits to the Common.szs file and tracks and for making the title screen graphic in v2.0 onward.
LucioWins, for editing the tracks, his help in making edits to the StaticR.rel files for custom point distributions and helping in setting up/testing the custom region.
KogMawMain, for some of the vehicle concepts, and his help in making edits to the StaticR.rel files for character A2 and A3 acceleration bonuses.
Gaberboo, for his help in setting up/testing the custom region and various codes, and for making some quality-of-life codes specifically for the mod.
ωhimsii, for creating useful BMG files for the menus, as well as a custom BRSAR file for the mod's soundtrack.
The Limitless Council, for being an outstanding help in the community at various points in the mod's lifespan with their testing and feedback.
With this code, Blue Shells flip opponents rather than launching them into the air, and Bob-omb explosions spin opponents out rather than launching them into the air. Both attacks also allow opponents to keep their item in their item slot.
This code allows players to brake while drifting around corners, and fall faster when airborne by nose-diving to hit the ground sooner. It is worth noting that the code in the link is actually the 200cc code; removing everything beyond the first 124 lines will allow brake drifting and fast falling in regular play.
When in online play, the player's character, vehicle and drift mode choice may be changed between races by pressing + or START (depending on your controller) when on the VR screen. This simply takes the player back to the character select menu and then returns them to the vote when they have reselected. If the time limit expires, the currently selected options are taken.
This code prevents players from accidentally joining a vanilla lobby and getting temporarily banned by removing the "Worldwide" button on the Wiimmfi screen.
This code gives players the effects and benefits of having everything unlocked despite not meeting any of the requirements. Players can still "unlock" things legitimately if they so choose.
This code allows the game to grant a different item to players when there is no item available (in the vanilla game, this defaults to a single Mushroom). In the case of this distribution, players will now pull a Star in this circumstance.
This code allows players the possibility of pulling a Mega Mushroom should they already be under the effects of one.
Mini-Turbo Charge Stat
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With this code, vehicles can have a variable mini-turbo charge duration by modifying the "Wall KCL Speed" and "Invisible Wall KCL Speed" stats in the kartParam.bin Editor – these stats go unused in the vanilla game.
With this code, Blue Shells will have their cooldown period of restored (they have a default cooldown of 30 seconds, but due to an oversight, the vanilla game ignores this).
This code allows players to pause the game before the start of an offline race/time trial. Useful if a player misclicked on a menu and wants to quit quickly.
Fixed a game-crashing bug that happened when a player completed a grand prix or VS race.
GBA Bowser Castle 3 and N64 Bowser's Castle no longer play their Dark Bowser Castle and Shroob Castle custom music if played in their vanilla variants.
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