The game is 10 years old, the Switch still doesn't have its own Mario Kart and never will get one. Instead they feed you mobile circuit slop with a few actually decent tracks in between to make the 25 bucks seem worth it and people applaud them for it.
Daily reminder that if you paid money for this live-service title you legitimately deserve to never play a single good game ever in your entire life, because you obviously just want to get scammed. "But it's good now." You are the reason the games industry only produces garbage.
After World and Rise have been massively watered down for a more casual player base, it's good to see that the Monster Hunter franchise finally got another true successor for hardcore fans.