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With the update there's two new tracks, and a whole lot of upgrades for online play including a new rollback netcode implementation. Multiplayer was expanded too with new game mode support, random ship variants for bots, and just online play that should work a whole lot better.
Input improvements too with more customisation of hotkeys and improvements to controller support, improvements to modding support and there's loads more - it's a long changelog.
It has Native Linux support and is Steam Deck Verified.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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GustyGhost 7 hours ago
I guess I picked a good time to buy. It is fun but tough to get into as somebody who grew up playing F-Zero rather than Wipeout. Piloting the racers in this feels comparatively like trying to steer an oceanliner at transonic speeds.
Try practicing at Cassandra. That's the best track for learning, IMO. The 2159 version of the Barracuda Model A ship on the toxic speed class is a good way to get used to the speed. I'd run some speed laps around Cassandra in it, and then, after you feel comfortable, increase the speed class gradually over time. That's what worked for me anyway.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netcode#Rollback [External Link]
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