For the last few months, the majority of the tables I see all have the No Nitro option, and I can't understand why people would choose that.
Nitro is the only way to increase a roll in order to mitigate the randomness of the dice, and allows you to mulligan one critical roll where coming up short on a turn would take you out of the race. Without it you can only adjust rolls downwards, and the game becomes more of a die rolling contest.
I also see a lot of people choosing No Construction, which similarly removes the ability to prioritize resources to fit the track being used.
Nitro is the only way to increase a roll in order to mitigate the randomness of the dice, and allows you to mulligan one critical roll where coming up short on a turn would take you out of the race. Without it you can only adjust rolls downwards, and the game becomes more of a die rolling contest.
I also see a lot of people choosing No Construction, which similarly removes the ability to prioritize resources to fit the track being used.