Donkey Kong Toluca 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

EnergyLink allows players to deposit energy extracted from collected bananas into a shared pool across games in the session. You can exchange energy for Backup 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.

World-Standard: 0

How many lives to start the game with.

World-Standard: 30

Which K.Rool fights will count towards the goal. - **Kastle Kaos**: Defeat Baron K. Roolenstein at Kastle Kaos. - **Knautilus**: Defeat Baron K. Roolenstein at Knautilus. - **Kompletionist**: Defeat Baron K. Roolenstein at both locations.

World-Standard: 1

Swaps Kastle KAOS and Knautilus on the map.

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How many birds are required to reveal Kastle Kaos in the main map. Selecting 0 will create an Access item instead.

World-Standard: 4

How many additional banana birds will be in the item pool.

World-Standard: 0

Where are the five required Cogs placed in the session which are used to open up Knautilus at Krematoa. Having all five cogs also unlocks every single Krematoa level immediately.

World-Standard: 1

How many additional cogs will be in the item pool.

World-Standard: 0

How many additional bonus coins will be in the item pool. These unlock Krematoa levels.

World-Standard: 0

Controls how vehicles are unlocked through the game. Items: Get vehicles from multiworld items Banana Birds: Get vehicles after getting a certain number of banana birds. Hovercraft: Get 1 banana birds Turbo Ski: Get 2 banana birds Gyrocopter: Get 4 banana birds World Unlocks: Get vehicles after getting worlds Obtaining either Cove or Mekanos grants one Obtaining either K3 or Ridge grants one Obtaining Krematoa grants one

World-Standard: 0

How many levels in Lake Orangatanga need to be cleared to fight the world's boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in Kremwood Forest need to be cleared to fight the world's boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in Cotton Top Cove need to be cleared to fight the world's boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in Mekanos need to be cleared to fight the world's boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in K3 need to be cleared to fight the world's boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in Razor Ridge need to be cleared to fight the world's boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in Kaos Kore need to be cleared to fight the world's boss

World-Standard: 4

How many levels in Krematoa need to be cleared to fight the world's boss

World-Standard: 5

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 be considered a location

World-Standard: 0

Whether collecting a DK Coin in levels will be considered a location

World-Standard: 0

Whether collecting balloons in levels will be considered a location

World-Standard: 0

Whether collecting banana bunches in levels will be considered a location

World-Standard: 0

Whether collecting bear coins in levels will be considered a location

World-Standard: 0

Whether collecting a banana bird will be considered a location

World-Standard: 0

Whether completing Swanky's Sideshow games in each world will be considered a location

World-Standard: 0

Which Kongs will be available at the start

World-Standard: 1

Shuffles levels around. Does nothing to bosses.

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", "Climb", "Helicopter Spin", "Spin", "Swim", "Team Attack", "Water Bounce"]

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: ["Ellie", "Enguarde", "Parry", "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 Cannon", "Barrel Shield", "Barrel Switch", "Ghost Barrel", "Invincibility Barrel", "Rocket Barrel", "Tracker Barrel", "Warp Barrel", "Waterfall Barrel"]

palettes

World-Standard: {"Dixie": "original", "Dixie Inactive": "original_inactive", "Dixie Invincible": "original_invincible", "Kiddy": "original", "Kiddy Inactive": "original_inactive", "Kiddy Invincible": "original_invincible"}

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: {"Dixie": 0, "Dixie Inactive": 0, "Dixie Invincible": 0, "Kiddy": 0, "Kiddy Inactive": 0, "Kiddy Invincible": 0}

Which name will be given to the save file when pressing start at the name entry menu. Limited to 5 letters.

World-Standard: "DIXIE"

Shuffles Bear Brothers' trade items among themselves.

World-Standard: 0

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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