I only had time to play offline yesterday, the new tracks are interesting and like most here best was Mute City. A bit let down by Excitebike, it didn't see random at all the few times I played it. From the retro side, Wario's Gold Mine seems easier, the mine carts boost you... Yoshi Circuit had some nice drifts (although first time I played it I was messing up), and SNES Rainbow Road is too easy.

Glad to hear that the VR has been fixed, what I hated the most was a disconnection costing you 20+ points :/

Played nearly 4 hours straight yesterday, although some of that was with the kids. Overslept this morning... Excitebike is growing on me. I'm seeing random tracks, although there are features like the mud puddles and the long ramp that seem to be in the same place all the time. SNES Rainbow Road must have been made easier because I can now do 3 laps without fear of falling off. And that Dragon Driftway music I can't get out of my head now. Mute city is my favourite. 100% antigrav.

I'm pleased to hear it. Difficulty with progression after the last update was one of the reasons I've been playing less. I don't care about the score per se but you still like to feel like you're making some 'progress'.

The ramp that leads you to the Master sword in the Zelda track only comes out if you hit the 3 anti-grav boosts just before it! Pretty neat little puzzle for a Kart game, don't you guys agree? :)

the DLC is pretty awesome

Yes I absolutely love that part and it's actually not that easy to pull off, atleast for indrift bikes with poor traction which are mostly all the combos I use, but that just makes it more satisfying when I do get it!

I use a similar bike combo as well. Haven't tried it yet, but I heard braking while drifiting helps for that section.

I got it and it's great but it's hard to care about anything on Wii U with Smash so close

I'm the exact opposite haha, I was hyped for the MK8 content but I don't care about Smash... XD