Oh my god I literally remember when I was in secondary school and me and my mate knew this guy who could download WipEout Pure onto the school computers so instead of revision we both just cooperatively played WipEout Pure in front of the supply teacher. Good fuckin times.😂
Wipeout is such a hard game to play. I like it, I got the hang of it but it's too hard for many people. Oh man the the first game was insanely difficult
Yeah, WipEout can be really tough to get used to. Rapier is my preferred speed class, and sometimes I do Phantom, but Phantom can be pretty tricky for me sometimes. And yeah, the first WipEout is very difficult indeed, especially because there was no wall scraping, and Silverstream being one of the most hardest tracks in the series.
It's important to note that replay animations aren't actually accurate representations of AI gameplay. If you watch long enough any replay vid will have craft wildly misbehaving. I think this has to do with a lag between the track shown on screen and the track the AI is following. To the AI it is following the track flawlessly, to the viewer, it is hitting walls or even flying the wrong way at times
@@CyberFan567 I first noticed it in wipeout 3. The longer you let the replay go the worse it gets until eventually ships are just stuck pointing at walls or flying off the map.
Oh my god I literally remember when I was in secondary school and me and my mate knew this guy who could download WipEout Pure onto the school computers so instead of revision we both just cooperatively played WipEout Pure in front of the supply teacher. Good fuckin times.😂
Wipeout is such a hard game to play. I like it, I got the hang of it but it's too hard for many people.
Oh man the the first game was insanely difficult
Yeah, WipEout can be really tough to get used to. Rapier is my preferred speed class, and sometimes I do Phantom, but Phantom can be pretty tricky for me sometimes. And yeah, the first WipEout is very difficult indeed, especially because there was no wall scraping, and Silverstream being one of the most hardest tracks in the series.
It's important to note that replay animations aren't actually accurate representations of AI gameplay. If you watch long enough any replay vid will have craft wildly misbehaving. I think this has to do with a lag between the track shown on screen and the track the AI is following. To the AI it is following the track flawlessly, to the viewer, it is hitting walls or even flying the wrong way at times
Ah, I didn't know that. Very interesting. Thanks for clarifying!
@@CyberFan567 I first noticed it in wipeout 3. The longer you let the replay go the worse it gets until eventually ships are just stuck pointing at walls or flying off the map.
Oh dear, lmao
I was playing this track on stream a few months ago, it was such a mess
Oh yeah, I remember. It was really insane and entertaining, lol.