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Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog In Mario Kart: Super Circuit, the Grand Prix rank is calculated with a complex formula that awards points for player performance. However, the formula also gives free bonus points simply for playing as certain characters, with Bowser getting the most and Yoshi getting none. In Mario Kart: Super Circuit, the rank achieved at the end of a Grand Prix, which ranges from three stars (the highest) to E (the lowest), is determined using a complex algebraic formula that calculates "skill points" based on a wide number of factors such as coins collected during a race, time spent braking, number of times the player got hit by items, and many more. (The full formula and breakdown of factors can be found at gamefaqs.gamespot.com/gba/371318-mario-kart-super-circuit/faqs/67255) Interestingly, not all of the "skill points" are awarded for actual skill; bonus points are awarded at the start of the race simply depending on which character the player has chosen. 45 extra points for being Bowser 30 extra points for being Luigi 40 extra points for being Wario 10 extra points for being Peach 40 extra points for being DK 10 extra points for being Toad 30 extra points for being Mario ... No extra points for being Yoshi To achieve the triple star ranking, the player must achieve 330 skill points; this means that simply by choosing Bowser, the player is already 13.6% of the way to getting that rank, before the race has even started. A player choosing Yoshi must play much better than one choosing Bowser to achieve the same ranking. ource: gamefaqs.gamespot.com user "FerneuMKSC", gamelags.gamespot.com/gb/371318-mario-kart-super-coutifaqs67255

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The points are rigged


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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog For 3D models, it is standard to make its default pose, or "T-pose", stand up straight. In the case of the Noshi dinosaur from Mario Kart: Double Dash, who always bends down, its T-pose forcefully mutilates its neck just to get it to stand up straight. Noshis are dinosaurs found in the Dino Dino Jungle track of Mario Kart: Double Dash. In-game, their necks are always bent. To create the Noshi's T-pose, it was made to stand up straight, as is standard. It looks normal from the front... ...but seeing it from the side reveals that its neck, made to be bent down, was forcefully pushed into the upright position, flattening it. Below is a diagram of how the T-pose is modified in-game (by moving five control points, or "bones") to create the actual pose used in gameplay. ource: @Peardian, models-resource.com/gamecube/mariokartdoubledash/model/74344/
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