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Thanks for playing, glad you enjoyed the map. And nice time! Might have to boot it up myself again now, though... 🤠
can't wait to miss work tomorrow because i watched this video !
This track is awesome, respect to that one guy who did it 6 years ago
As long as a straight line track doesn't deviate by more than 25 meters on either side, it's within the platinum range
Thank you for specifying there would be turns in the title so I wasn’t surprised when you turned the first time
If you zoom out far enough, everything is straight
The Best Bi-Curious Line Trackmania Map*
late night post goes hard
If this is Wirt's idea of Straight, Anna should be worried
Thank god im done with school and exams, so i can watch this a 1:30 AM without worrying about getting up early tomorow.
Dear Mr. Wirtual, I am writing to express my profound concern regarding your recent classification of this Trackmania map as a "straight line." After conducting a rigorous geometric analysis of the map's approximate dimensions (using a simplified top-down 2D projection), I have determined that said "straight line" measures roughly 4 blocks in width and approximately 500 blocks in length. While this may appear insignificant at first glance, the implications of your statement become increasingly alarming when the proportions are scaled to real-world dimensions. Applying the same ratio, one could reasonably describe a structure measuring 4,000 kilometers by 500,000 kilometers as a "straight line." Such a definition would imply that an object spanning well beyond the circumference of Earth and extending farther than the average distance to the Moon could still be casually referred to as a line, provided it is sufficiently long compared to its width. This raises several troubling questions. At what point does a rectangle cease being a line? Would a pyramid be considered a line if stretched enough? Could a sufficiently elongated parking lot qualify as advanced Euclidean geometry? Furthermore, I would like to respectfully suggest a correction to the video's title in the interest of factual accuracy. I would recommend renaming it to: "The Best Trackmania Map That Is Not Actually a Straight Line but Merely Appears to Be One When Viewed From a Distance Sufficiently Large That Its Non-Zero Width Becomes Difficult to Perceive." I believe this title better reflects the objective reality of the situation while preserving the video's original intent. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, your dear viewer.
Sure, that's a line. But we have different definitions of "straight".
can't wait to miss work tomorrow because i watched this video ! ......
I love the addition to the end (with turns) because there's always comments on these videos like, "this isn't a straight line, you're turning"
Can't wait to see Wirtual slide in mayonnaise
FINALLY AN HONEST TITLE I may now rest at peace
"a lot more room left for improvement" you say? sure let me just sit here for the next i dont know.. 10.. maybe 12 years and practice this run lmao
Just as I was going to bed... W 😌
I recently played a beautiful game by the name Z.A.T.O. and at some point the main character goes on a tangent over the idea that if you are given a pen and attempt to make the longest straight line possible, up close it will have many imperfections, but if you make the line long enough, and zoom out far enough, no matter how much it deviates from the current idea of 'straight', it will eventually appear perfectly straight as long as it has the length and perspective to account for it, even if it has to be so long as to break the bounds of our universe. A very beautiful perspective on perspective.
I love these chill hunting videos