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I always knew those little red tires were the best. Sadly, this misses the most important thing to me: style. And my love of Zelda. So I'm afraid I'll personall
by jmholla 3y ago
I always knew those little red tires were the best. Sadly, this misses the most important thing to me: style. And my love of Zelda. So I'm afraid I'll personally have to disregard all of this.
- aidenn0 3y agoIn the original MK8, the Triforce tires and Hylean gliders were pretty good, but the stats in MK8 Deluxe for them are not nearly as good.
- pushedx 3y agoAlso keep in mind that the 3.0.0 patch for Deluxe changed a bunch of stats.
- bovermyer 3y agoYou're just optimizing for a different outcome. You could still apply this thinking, just with "Zelda adjacency" as the primary metric.
- kzzzznot 3y agoWell I always pick Koopa, who is apparently the worst. Although in my group of friends I win the most by far… I’ll keep with him to keep it fair :)
- VelesDude 3y agoThere are no grounds on which I can disagree with you.
- hypercube33 3y agoBut you can add that as a dimension to the chart!
- sspiff 3y agoHard to quantify into numbers, no? I like Luigi more than Mario. But do I love Mario like a 6 and Luigi like an 8?
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoTime for binary sort or an elimination chart; take every character, compare them to another, sort them as to which one you prefer. Then assign a number to each one of them.
- thaumasiotes 3y agoPreferences don't tend to work that way. You know how, if you use a sort function that accepts a user-defined comparator, the documentation will have dire warnings about making sure that the comparator gives consistent results? The procedure you're suggesting here doesn't comply with those warnings. Sorting will not terminate, or will yield different results from attempt to attempt.