Always fun to stumble into a niche corner of the internet. Never played an F-Zero game in my life, but the video’s interesting and well made. Very nice :)
It seems like Weight is a trade-off, and there isn't a single go-to "this weight is the best, because it excels in the areas that you need to be good at to win races", making Weight more of a preference than a requirement. I like heavier characters that don't get budged when they're bumped and can take some punishment and hit high top speeds, so if I can get good at that, I think I'll be in the clear. 10:15 Oh, this is one of those songs I've heard in a UA-cam video _ages_ ago, like early to mid 2000s, and I never knew where it was from. It's so satisfying to finally hear that beat in context and know what it is.
Canonically, while Twin Noritta is considered the lightest (at 780 kg) and Black Bull as the heaviest (2340 kg), there are heavier machines out there, like GX's Fat Shark (2490 kg) and the very heavy (and most likely heaviest of all recorded machines, period) Luna Bomber, from the BS F-Zero games (3800 kg) (too bad it wasn't released outside of Japan though... I'm not including the custom machines, since they aren't considered main line stuff. But for the video itself, it's a nice way to introduce the difference between the machines' weight classes, while acknowledging their strengths and weaknesses.
This reminds me of POD, where weight was not listed as a stat anywhere but changed the car's grip, stability in collisions and behavior when jumping. This meant that heavier cars were strictly better to control since all other stats were customizable, making the ultra-heavy Shark the easiest to handle vehicle in the game.
I've been playing GP Legend, doing the bronze cup with every machine. So far the one I hate controlling the most is the Crazy Bear because it's a heavyweight AND has E-level grip. It feels like I'm desperately fighting for control around every single turn, even ones that aren't normally a problem.
The fact that you got Lucy in the thumbnail while on the subject of weight. 😂😂😂
It was a must.
@@CR-Nova 😂😂😂
lmao
That has to be a reference to Episode 19 of the F-Zero GP Legend anime
@@TyTheThomasFan Lucy's Epic Duel.
Always fun to stumble into a niche corner of the internet. Never played an F-Zero game in my life, but the video’s interesting and well made. Very nice :)
It seems like Weight is a trade-off, and there isn't a single go-to "this weight is the best, because it excels in the areas that you need to be good at to win races", making Weight more of a preference than a requirement. I like heavier characters that don't get budged when they're bumped and can take some punishment and hit high top speeds, so if I can get good at that, I think I'll be in the clear.
10:15 Oh, this is one of those songs I've heard in a UA-cam video _ages_ ago, like early to mid 2000s, and I never knew where it was from. It's so satisfying to finally hear that beat in context and know what it is.
I have a preference for Lightweights and Featherweights. Having a smaller turn radius just makes things so much easier for me.
Canonically, while Twin Noritta is considered the lightest (at 780 kg) and Black Bull as the heaviest (2340 kg), there are heavier machines out there, like GX's Fat Shark (2490 kg) and the very heavy (and most likely heaviest of all recorded machines, period) Luna Bomber, from the BS F-Zero games (3800 kg) (too bad it wasn't released outside of Japan though... I'm not including the custom machines, since they aren't considered main line stuff.
But for the video itself, it's a nice way to introduce the difference between the machines' weight classes, while acknowledging their strengths and weaknesses.
This reminds me of POD, where weight was not listed as a stat anywhere but changed the car's grip, stability in collisions and behavior when jumping. This meant that heavier cars were strictly better to control since all other stats were customizable, making the ultra-heavy Shark the easiest to handle vehicle in the game.
I've been playing GP Legend, doing the bronze cup with every machine. So far the one I hate controlling the most is the Crazy Bear because it's a heavyweight AND has E-level grip. It feels like I'm desperately fighting for control around every single turn, even ones that aren't normally a problem.
Next time you absolutely look into Top Speed VS Acceleration.
Lucy was called fat before...
No one has ever insulted Lucy like this before.
Damn, you didn't have to do Lucy like that.
Question. Have you made a video on Big Mirage-FX yet?
No
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