Donkey Kong Country 2 konfigurieren

A system that can move progression earlier, to try and prevent the player from getting stuck and bored early. A lower setting means more getting stuck. A higher setting means less getting stuck.

World-Standard: 50

Set rules for reachability of your items/locations. **Full:** ensure everything can be reached and acquired. **Minimal:** ensure what is needed to reach your goal can be acquired.

World-Standard: 0

When you die, everyone who enabled death link dies. Of course, the reverse is true too.

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Damage is shared across slots

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EnergyLink allows players to deposit energy extracted from collected bananas into a shared pool across games in the session. You can exchange energy for Instant DK Barrels. Great for players that find the base game hard. There's an additional item in the item pool that allows for better energy extraction from bananas.

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Whether your received traps are linked to other players

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The game may summon a pop up message on items sent and received Messages are considerably delayed from the actual effect, you actually receive and send items quite fast This feature is highly experimental, use it if you don't mind some visual bugs under certain scenarios, mainly during lag frames and pausing in certain moments

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Applies an item classification filter on RECEIVED items Only the items with the classifications listed below will be included

World-Standard: ["Progression", "Useful", "Filler", "Trap"]

Applies an item classification filter on SENT items Only the items with the classifications listed below will be included

World-Standard: ["Progression", "Useful", "Filler", "Trap"]

How many lives to start the game with.

World-Standard: 15

Which goal will be used to mark the game as completed - **Flying Krock:** Duel with K. Rool at the Flying Krock - **Lost World:** Duel with K. Rool at Lost World - **Kompletionist:** Duel with K. Rool at both Flying Krock and Lost World

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How many Boss Tokens are required to access the Flying Krock. If this value is set to 0, then the access will be a multiworld item.

World-Standard: 5

How many levels in Gangplank Galleon need to be cleared to fight the area boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in Crocodile Cauldron need to be cleared to fight the area boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in Krem Quay need to be cleared to fight the area boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in Krazy Kremland need to be cleared to fight the area boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in Gloomy Gulch need to be cleared to fight the area boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in K. Rool's Keep need to be cleared to fight the area boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in The Flying Krock need to be cleared to fight the area boss

World-Standard: 1

How many rocks are required to be found to be able to duel K. Rool at Lost World's Kore

World-Standard: 5

How many additional Lost World Rocks can be found in the multiworld

World-Standard: 3

Determines how Lost World Rocks will be placed in the multiworld - **anywhere**: Placed anywhere in the multiworld - **lost_world_level_clear**: Forced in Level Clears found in Lost World This option always creates 5 rocks. Extra lost world rocks aren't created. - **lost_world_anywhere**: Forced in anywhere in Lost World These options listens to Excluded Locations, it won't force you to deal with levels you don't want to deal with. However, if it can place an item due to excluded locations AP will place them anywhere in the multiworld.

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Logic difficulty. May become irrelevant if not a lot of items are added to the item pool. - **Strict**: Ensures everything is reachable as the original devs intended. For beginners or people who want to go out of logic with some tricks. - **Loose**: Reaching locations may require some level of mastery about the game's mechanics. - **Expert**: Locations expects players to be extremely good at the game with minimal amount of abilities. Hard to go out of logic.

World-Standard: 0

Whether collecting all KONG letters in each level will grant a check

World-Standard: 1

Whether collecting a DK Coin in each level will grant a check

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Whether collecting a colored balloon in levels will grant a check Doesn't include balloons from the goal or Black Klobbers

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Whether collecting a banana coin in levels will grant a check Doesn't include banana coins from the goal

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Whether collecting a banana bunch in levels will grant a check Doesn't include banana bunches from the goal, Yellow Klobbers or Rickety Race

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Whether completing a quiz will grant a check

World-Standard: 1

Which Kongs will be available at the start

World-Standard: 3

Shuffles levels and bosses around

World-Standard: 0

Which abilities will be added as items in the item pool If an ability is not present in the list they will be treated as unlocked from the start

World-Standard: ["Carry", "Cartwheel", "Climb", "Cling", "Helicopter Spin", "Swim", "Team Attack"]

Which animal buddies will be added as items in the item pool If an animal buddy is not present in the list they will be treated as unlocked from the start

World-Standard: ["Clapper", "Enguarde", "Glimmer", "Rambi", "Rattly", "Skull Kart", "Squawks", "Squitter"]

Which kind of barrels will be added as items in the item pool If a barrel is not present in the list they will be treated as unlocked from the start

World-Standard: ["Barrel Kannons", "Controllable Barrels", "Exclamation Barrels", "Kong Barrels", "Warp Barrels"]

Replace a percentage of junk items in the item pool with random traps

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Likelihood of a receiving a trap which freezes the controllable kong

World-Standard: 2

Likelihood of a receiving a trap which reverses the player's controls

World-Standard: 2

Likelihood of a receiving a trap which makes the floor (temporarily) sticky

World-Standard: 2

Likelihood of a receiving a trap which makes the level slightly slippery

World-Standard: 2

Likelihood of a receiving a trap which spawns an active TNT barrel above the player

World-Standard: 2

Likelihood of a receiving a trap which damages the player

World-Standard: 0

Likelihood of a receiving a trap which instantly kills the player

World-Standard: 0

Allows you to create colors for each Kong status and Animal Buddies. This will override the option preset Each one expects 15 values which are mapped to the Kongs colors The values can be in SNES RGB (bgr555) with the $ prefix or PC RGB (rgb888) with the # prefix

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Applies a filter that can brighten or darken your selected palette Doesn't produce results similar to the original ones, but it's good enough Positive numbers create a brighter color palette (the higher the number, the brighter the palette) Negative numbers create a darker color palette (the higher (or lower lol) the negative number, the darker the palette) Treat the values as percentages

World-Standard: {"Diddy": 0, "Diddy Frozen": 0, "Diddy Inactive": 0, "Diddy Invincible": 0, "Diddy Reversed": 0, "Diddy Slow": 0, "Dixie": 0, "Dixie Frozen": 0, "Dixie Inactive": 0, "Dixie Invincible": 0, "Dixie Reversed": 0, "Dixie Slow": 0, "Enguarde": 0, "Quawks": 0, "Rambi": 0, "Rattly": 0, "Squawks": 0, "Squitter": 0}

Which color to use for Diddy's active color

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Which color to use for Diddy's inactive color

World-Standard: 1

Which color to use for Diddy's invincible color

World-Standard: 2

Which color to use for Diddy's frozen color

World-Standard: 3

Which color to use for Diddy's reversed color

World-Standard: 4

Which color to use for Diddy's slow color

World-Standard: 5

Which color to use for Dixie's active color

World-Standard: 0

Which color to use for Dixie's inactive color

World-Standard: 1

Which color to use for Dixie's invincible color

World-Standard: 2

Which color to use for Dixie's frozen color

World-Standard: 3

Which color to use for Dixie's reversed color

World-Standard: 4

Which color to use for Dixie's slow color

World-Standard: 5

Which color to use for Rambi

World-Standard: 0

Which color to use for Enguarde

World-Standard: 0

Which color to use for Squitter

World-Standard: 0

Which color to use for Rattly

World-Standard: 0

Which color to use for Squawks

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Which color to use for Quawks

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Forces these items to be in their native world.

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Forces these items to be outside their native world.

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Start with the specified amount of these items. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3}

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Start with the specified amount of these items and don't place them in the world. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3} The game decides what the replacement items will be.

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Start with these item's locations prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Start with these locations and their item prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Prevent these locations from having an important item.

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Prevent these locations from having an unimportant item.

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Share part of your item pool with other players.

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Generic items plando.

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