How I beat Trackmania's New Most Difficult Patience Test

The track "Hilberts Plane" in Trackmania is a special one. Three hours of intense balancing on a pipe, and if you fall off you are forced to start all the way from the beginning again. Recently on my stream, I set out to be the first person to complete this track!
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[@Wirtual]

Next video will be a documentary again 👀

[@seanlangton3921]

LETS GOOOOO

[@michaelb4415]

Wirtual Geographic™

[@icephoenix2514]

YESSIR

[@jonasmedaer8556]

What else am I supposed to watch at 3 am in bed ?

[@icephoenix2514]

@@jonasmedaer8556 I feel this on a personal leval

[@Taikamuna]

Next map: there will be stairs and another layer of this

[@byt3_tm]

Flipped by 90 degrees with the magnet surface. You have to get up to speed to make your way up the maze :D

[@nullzweihundert]

Since you'll need checkpoints at the end of every layer to prevent skipping, just go the extra mile and add a lap system with a long ramp at the bottom layer. And with the fog I don't get why there weren't longer straights to either make people misjudge for how long they can go faster or constantly feel like they could go faster but it would be too risky as the longer straights would have to be differently long each, adding an extra layer of stress. There's still a lot of horrid potential left.

[@xdrfvgyhn64]

or even a 48x48x48 cube of this, which will take about a week of nonstop playing to finish. yeah, i don't think anyone will go that far... right?

[@aaronaaronsen3360]

Hilbert planeS.

[@NadavBenDov]

@@nullzweihundert Thing is, variable stress is a stimulant. I think the point of the course was to cause a horrible slow drip of stress, which numbs the mind.

[@rumperdumper]

The real reason why Riolu has been silent for the past few weeks is because he has been trying to beat this track at 0.001x speed. Only 2,016 hours to go, so keep it up, Riolu!

[@hiteshsharmarachuru3192]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Zoykzmc]

Savage

[@caulifloweranimates5922]

2016 hours? Nice

[@alwayshasbeen]

🤯Savage

[@EazyRed]

LMAO

[@funkycreeper2005]

This is apparently the road my grandad took to school everyday.

[@reaperzwei845]

His was worse.... it was up hill both ways!

[@dreamss4954]

Nah I think it would be way longer

[@arbiter1er]

@@dreamss4954 with extreme weather and category 6 hurricanes every day

[@theexcelproject6973]

Let's not make fun of the elderly. They may exaggerate but our generation does get to do things easier. I know because my mom and granny experienced lot of hardships just to survive.

[@markengelbert30]

@@theexcelproject6973 nah

[@LoreleiBlaine]

at the experiment he mentions at 7:00 also had one guy who electrocuted himself over 100 times. almost everyone did it once or a few times but one subject just spammed that button every handful of seconds. which is certainly some kind of mood.

[@ggbasiQ]

Do you know that the experiment is called?

[@cheesegeese1114]

@@ggbasiQ pretty sure it was a mind field episode

[@bruhsoundeffect2808]

apparently the guy who spammed it pressed it 190 times

[@gloom_slug]

You mean shocked himself. Electrocute means shock to death or severe injury.

[@catdisc5304]

Masochism intensifies

[@TommoOnYoutube]

You're an absolute mad lad I swear

[@JL-iu6ps]

7

[@stopklock9591]

Tommo what are your opinions on Kubica?

[@stopklock9591]

@@nikolaikhodyakov2417 I'm polish so he is my jesus

[@lemonboy3197]

Ayo I just finished watching one of ur vids what a coincidence

[@alkhyphenali]

Oh hey Tommo!

[@jamesdong8179]

Hilbert's plane is actually a 100+ year old problem in geometry that deals with space-filling curves. In theory, the infinitieth iteration of the Hilbert's curve would be a space filled completely by a curve of zero width. For me, even though I don't really understand it, it is mindblowing. And I am pleasantly surprised to find references to it in a video game

[@hexagon8899]

was looking for this comment

[@asj3419]

Obligatory 3b1b link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaSamWWDfbanrsU

[@jamesdong8179]

@@asj3419 thanks. Yes, this is where I learned of it

[@sk8erJG95]

Indeed! Modeling other fractals in TM would be very interesting

[@MalcolmAkner]

@@asj3419 that shit is so insane. Studied a lot of math at uni, following that entire thought trail of how we've managed to deal with infinities is a crazy ride. It's such a rich concept, but it's so easy to just say nonsense. The fact that we can use it all the time (i mean you always integrate to infinity right? 😂) Without hesitation tells us how clearly we believe we understand it.

[@MrAndriuxin]

alternate title: "Wirtual experiences how its like to be a truck driver"

[@skypheonixdragon122]

Yeah but truck driver get checkpoints in ofc🙄

[@Tonvility]

@@skypheonixdragon122 it’s a joke stupid

[@skypheonixdragon122]

@@Tonvility oh the irony

[@mineland8220]

Fun fact: there is a game called "desert bus" that is literally driving a virtual bus for 8 hours in the desert that you would have to go straight all the time. I think it was released for the SegaCD so it is from the 90s or so

[@JohnSmith-gd2ws]

@@Tonvility says the one who does not get the joke lmao

[@jonathanthorsen5282]

"this corner looks familiar" The 1839 other corners"am i a joke to you? "

[@hittruegestr676]

where is riolu?

[@matanharel7120]

It is fractal so most corners are very similar, especially with fog

[@phizlip]

@@hittruegestr676 he's a cheater

[@My_initials_are_O.G.cuz_I_am]

Fun fact: The reason you get the Call of the Void, is, most likely, bacause it is one of the best ways to get you to really think about the dangers of the activity you're doing, and that makes you want to stop doing said dangerous activity, lowering the chance of the Call of the Void scenario accidentally becoming real, and subsequently, you dying.

[@samijacquin8814]

and then there are base jumpers ...

[@AnymMusic]

I jut love how we called our collective "what if"'s "call of the void"

[@wellshit9489]

There's also the possibility that it's just not something useful at all like depression and kind of just exists

[@My_initials_are_O.G.cuz_I_am]

@@emperorsascharoni9577 Yeah, you get the urge, and then your logical mind kicks in and sternly tells you to get away from the thing that you can end yourself by, "just so that the urge doesn't get the better of you". Obviously, it wouldn't, but it's enough to scare you into doing everything in your power to prevent it. (most of the time, at least.)

[@adenkyramud5005]

I get that so many times... Sometimes I see bleach and I my brain just goes "hey wanna drink this?" I would never even think of drinking it. Why does my brain think "hey let's warn this cunt about this completely idiotic scenario that will never happen to make sure it doesn't happen"?

[@iSuperGeek]

That feeling when a word stops making sense is called "semantic satiation". It's quite a strange feeling when you're programming something for several hours, perhaps a class named "World", then all of a sudden the word "world" seems like meaningless sounds with no meaning.

[@musaran2]

Oh yeah, it is quite the surreal experience to lose the meaning of something you know, and still *know* you know. Top athletes have a similar phenomenon, where they lose control of a move they do too much. Archers in particular, due to the mix of mental and muscle focus? It appear to be neuron fatigue from too much use. The more general form is "reactive inhibition".

[@sirius1552]

seman??

[@thunderboltpoplays1177]

The word shape kinda sounds like shap-e ngl

[@thegamehouse4245]

Bruh happens to me all the time

[@carmillawoo6505]

10:00 This is actually true, until recently. The right wheels had more traction and acceleration than the left wheels until the Royal update fixed/changed the physics. That's why right turns felt better for you.

[@09fall_damage45]

Its called hilberts plane because the shape of the track is a hilbert space filling curves, if you want to know more, veritasium has a great video on it.

[@fabanano6158]

Interesting

[@ByMoqa]

from every math students : thank you

[@autumn_1537]

do u make mc texture packs or made 1 of full bright

[@lathryx]

*_hp_*

[@keremkelleboz6959]

as a math student this made me very happy

[@DanRobards]

"I have a set plan for every corner" *falls* KEKW in chat boys

[@thesteamengineer442]

I mean if he started in May, no wonder he fell a lot.

[@bladeblade7123]

@@thesteamengineer442 true

[@NStripleseven]

Well the plan was just bad

[@shramo]

How original. Better do it again incase anyone missed it.

[@chebryan]

KEKW (whatever that means)

[@sumbuddy4088]

Pro tip: to properly rest your eyes from viewing a screen, focus on something at least 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds. It lets the muscles in your eyes rest to prevent eye strain.

[@joel30466]

I love that this is literally the Hilbert curve.

[@Nukestarmaster]

Someone saw a video on space filling curves and thought "How could I make this Evil".

[@cara-setun]

It’s also named after that

[@InfinityIluin]

Now do multiple stacked layers.

[@rednaxela7875]

Yes, let’s make Wirtual go through even more pain :D

[@dylanhale7300]

24 hours of track mania

[@josephmakesmusic7589]

*PAIN*

[@btf_flotsam478]

If there's multiple stacked layers, he'd have to start at the bottom so he couldn't skip it by falling off the pipe.

[@joefish1894]

Yeah I was thinking of that lol

[@robinhio100]

Missed opportunity to put slow-mo block in the beginning to drive everyone playing this insane completely

[@asmoth360]

Riolu : Well this map is perfectly normal

[@commanderkatze8391]

Why only one if u can do 3-4? :D

[@thetute59]

Just before the finish line there shoulda been a small piece which is impossible to get through (:

[@Hoch134]

@@thetute59 The finish shouldn't be real but you're supposed to get speed in order to jump to the finish. But that would be too harsh.

[@thetute59]

@@Hoch134 lul good one :D Bonus Idea: The finish should be invisible and BEHIND the startline :) and a fake finish at the end^^

[@ilbinek_]

The first thing that crossed my mind - just stack this on top XY times and add a small ramp to get to the higher level. That sounds like a killing idea.

[@Boss-ie4pn]

"4 hours of doing repeatly the same thing is hard testing for your patience" World of Warcraft players: hold my beer

[@Cocoasado]

"now its the same challenge but backwards" Wirtual: (._. )

[@htjjidr5rk]

Blindfolded incoming.

[@zenleek2129]

Aka Why I thought Ready Player One's race didn't make sense. "Oh I've done it so many times forward that doing it backwards is easy" No. Just no

[@ausbri]

Good place for a checkpoint!

[@lukasrenger8260]

The different grip in left and right corners wasn’t paranoia it is verified that right has more grip, a guy tested it by driving in a straight line with half a car on grass and it was faster with right side on the road

[@MClilypad]

This is not fully correct. Yes if you drive with one wheel on one surface and with another on another surface, it will only use one of the wheels to check on which surface you are driving, likely because the game does not know how to handle you driving on two different surfaces. But since there is only one surface here, it should not play a role here.

[@unchained8491]

@@MClilypad Most American Real life race cars are like that. I don’t much about this game. But he might be right that one side has more traction

[@skyllakomodo7518]

@@unchained8491 this is likely because American racecars are right hand drive therefore there will be more weight on the right giving more grip as a result. Thats my theory, i would expect it to be opposite in left hand drive cars and balanced in single seaters

[@showalk]

@@skyllakomodo7518 - uhhh what? America is LHD.

[@TurrkeySlap]

are you sure? Its RHD and the driver sit on the left front seat.

[@bowler28]

I want a timelapse view from above without fog. That'd be sick!

[@shalala4571]

Now i want to see an AI learn this. I feel like after a few 1000 generations it could do it smoothly

[@RageXBlade]

Not even close, I bet. This is some very initial Input sensitive stuff.

[@AsmodeusMictian]

Where is Code Bullet when you need him?

[@th1v5]

Millions of generations, due to the length and difficulty

[@dr.oobleck2317]

I think a tas would be easier and faster and more satisfying to watch ngl :)

[@fishtail2616]

@@dr.oobleck2317tas could probably nose boost to the finish somehow

[@DevilisshDan]

I did not expect to see Hilbert or space filling curves in a trackmania video

[@quantumsoap2719]

hey, at least my weird interest in both math and trackmania means something now

[@WICK_3D]

@@quantumsoap2719 I'm so hapoy for you in the fact that you find math anything but insufferable lol

[@CockatooDude]

@@WICK_3D Once you get decent enough at it, it becomes like a language you speak and then it stops being annoying.

[@merijnbras8901]

It's unbearably boring to play, but hey, at least its mathematically interesting!

[@quantumsoap2719]

@@WICK_3D well i mean like math outside of school. yeah sure doing math is cool and i'm not that bad at it, but the way school teaches it sucks

[@georgiishmakov9588]

If anyone wants to make it worse: there exist 3d hilbert curves. While yes, they do have verticals, you can probably make verticals into spirals.

[@PuerRidcully]

😱😱😱😱

[@hellNo116]

I was thinking about making it. I shouted Hilbert curves before he said anything about the map. This could be really helish. Having the maximum size map using vertical space and magnet blocks.

[@adrianklamut8533]

Or just place checkpoint at the 'end' and finish line at the 'beginning'. Repeat until you're satisfied

[@lonesome3958]

@@nimiugn why stop at 60?

[@slipperydjdan7950]

Good 100th video dude. Keep up the good work your a wizard at these videos

[@ITISMEFORHELLSSAKE]

Kudos til deg! Har ikke spilt TMNT siden 2009, men etter å ha sett flere av dine videoer nå så frister det! Dette kan du - Høy kvalitet

[@xxbluespider1748]

Next Video: "How the most impossible shortcut on Hilberts Plane was done"

[@fatcoon6421]

“so if you spin your car 10 times within the span of 1 second, do the hokey pokey, and perform a ritual, you gain enough momentum to launch yourself to the other side of the track.”

[@j-swag7438]

@@fatcoon6421 damn, hokey pokey strats are next level. wouldn't expect a human to pull it off though.

[@NneonNTJ]

Honestly if you fall down and manage to get on the stadium it might be possible, but unlikely :p

[@biko9824]

Hilberts Plane TAS?????

[@fathersbasement9119]

@@fatcoon6421 surprisingly easy ngl, maybe make it a lil harder?

[@tap9095]

I wouldn't be surprised if someone makes a track titled "Even Moore" based on doing multiple laps of the Moore curve. The Moore curve is similar to the Hilbert curve, which this map is based on, but the ends can be joined together.

[@patstaysuckafreeboss8006]

Already been done

[@lucgillibert4446]

Hilbert's Curve (the first plane-filling function ever discovered) is one of my favorite mathematical objects. Nice to see it is now a track.

[@RetrospectsToo]

Nice work!! So I don’t play trackmaina but I LOVE your videos. You are such a good storyteller and creator. Keep up the amazing work!

[@aryanrao9428]

Oh about those scary thoughts: They’re called intrusive thoughts. Usually they’re actually a survival mechanism so your brain is able to better conceptualise what to do and what to definitely avoid. Like when you think “what if I throw this baby on the floor” while holding your kid, it’s actually your brain telling you indirectly to never ever do that because the intrusive thought gives you that feeling of anxiety which makes you wanna avoid that action all together :)

[@reetheturtle5295]

yes, even more so to the extent that it is a hypothetical primal threat assessment of what is the most dangerous thing that could kill you/someone else in the moment.

[@popandrew6561]

Cool

[@imagzz4942]

The problem is if you don't get a feeling of anxiety though...

[@silverreaps6803]

Isn't it "call of the void"

[@-_-Baguette-_-]

@@silverreaps6803 yes

[@dorriankarnett]

There is no link to the map in the description. And someone at the end of the video says that there is :)

[@yeetaro1814]

ok :)

[@benjaminknode6268]

@@pfm57 wirtual did this over a month ago though.......he was the first by a month

[@benjaminknode6268]

@@pfm57 nvm i misread the comment sorry......it is insane the cuts people find or even just how clean some peopke can drive

[@SEX_TRAINER]

Дорриан? Не знал что ты интерисуешься Trackmania'.

[@gradyking4739]

He fixed it

[@jzderf]

I don't think it can be overstated how much this channel does the TM community. I downloaded the game and started playing because of you. Subscribed!

[@classiccj2569]

Wirtual gets to the finish: Let's gooo, let's gooo! *computer updates*

[@walteralt7984]

i am having windows 7 flashbacks where they have silent background popups that they will restart your PC without any kind of feedback like sound and then just go ahead and perform the update ;-;

[@josiahfugal5407]

13:00 Didn't expect Wirtual to go into super fast build mode :P

[@audiohealer3596]

Man this made me laugh so hard lol

[@rednaxela7875]

I made the same comment xD

[@R3dFlames]

This is why I came to the comments section! First he takes ME's iconic galaxy map music from Karl and now this. Where will it end!?

[@paulmuaddip5727]

Wirtual's been Scarrrrrrrred for life!

[@JTrixXx]

YEESSSS!!! HAHAHAHAHA

[@AeroQC]

*Wirtual:* "I have a set plan for every corner." *pulls a Wirtual *

[@lucyclexenovian3361]

i think the reason he did the left turn differently is because he felt scared to fell off the track like the first attemp, after the first attemp he probably unconciously remembered the feeling when he lost the progress for every left turn. (he fell down when turning left).

[@steve8166]

This seems much easier than the other. You don't have to worry about keeping balance since it's flat and you don't have to memorize the track. So the main obstacles are turning and the length of the track.

[@kylethekidable]

This would be far harder for most because of the monotony. Your focus tends to dip dramatically as time goes on repeating the same mundane task over and over, but it's also meticulous enough that you can't zone out and just get it done. The other one has variation in the track and one correct path among many so as little as it seems, that mental stimulation will keep you focusing. Further, the straight aways aren't too bad even on the rounded pipe but the rounding definitely makes turns more forgiving, whereas there is tiny margin for error on these turns.

[@therealzucc]

12:45 music gave me flashbacks to GoodTimesWithScar Time lapses

[@PicklesTheOtt]

"Let's hit super-fast-corner-mode!"

[@piotrek9255]

YES

[@kirkkek]

Omg yes the music-

[@lovrinjo685]

Lupus Nocte - Howling by Epidemic electronic

[@therealzucc]

@@lovrinjo685 ty ive actually been looking for it

[@lefterislefterakos1874]

So basically that's a counter to riolu. Imagine playing this at 50% speed

[@deviblues2417]

OMGGG ITS A JOKE ON THE RIOLU’S SPEED ? YOU ARE SO FUNNY ET ORIGINAL

[@gustavrsh]

@@deviblues2417 Yes it's funny People joke about Dr Disrespect to this day

[@Tvngsten]

@@deviblues2417 it is funny et not original mais still funny.

[@leifabrahamson2227]

A slowmo pad at the very start of the track, and then periodically have reset pads and slowmo pads

[@irxosm1]

@@Tvngsten parle anglais stp

[@rafael.s]

2:05 mass effect 2's Galaxy map theme, nice. did not expect to hear you use that.

[@alakapax8997]

12:40 ITS A GOODTIMESWITHSCAR TIMELAPSE! jkjk congrats on finishing

[@ianvolkov]

Wirtual pulled a Wirtual and forgot to upload KEKW 😂 hi stream!

[@thestupendousstewart4576]

What’s up lmao

[@sandr921]

KEKVV

[@devwave1919]

What's a kekw?

[@astropenguin5448]

@@devwave1919 look it up, basically it means "haha" Edit: typo

[@PatrickBall7]

@@devwave1919 KZbin frogs PepeLaugh

[@givrally7634]

1:18 This is pure genius by the Trackmania community. This is what's called a Hilbert Curve, and it has the interesting property that it's continuous and space filling.

[@NStripleseven]

Yeah. It’s actually a legitimate mathematical object

[@givrally7634]

@@NStripleseven They also could have used a Peano curve, but the Hilbert Curve seems to be the more uniform of the two. The Peano curve has those long segments and short turns, while the segments on the Hilbert curve are all the same length except for some who are twice the length. This makes the ride as boring as it can possibly be.

[@NStripleseven]

@@givrally7634 And also very repetitive, since it’s generated by basically copying and pasting the same shape over and over again.

[@EddieOtool]

@@NStripleseven It must have been as boring to craft as it is to beat then.

[@TrackpadProductions]

Technically this isn't a hilbert curve. It's one finite iteration of it. The actual hilbert curve is infinitely iterating; i.e. it's only space-filling when the number of iterations is defined at infinity.

[@kongolandwalker]

Have never played trackmania, but addicted to your videos about it. World records, smart shortcuts, healthy competitiveness, investigations into using difficult tricks with physics engines, unique challenges...

[@ICountFrom0]

The concept he's discussing around (7:40) is called "call of the void" and it's actually healthy. By forcing yourself to reject thoughts of driving off the road, it reaffirms in your mind that you are chosing to be on the road, and makes you safer. It reminds you to not jump off that cliff, and not drive into the other lane, by bringing them to mind for you to refuse.

[@AnymMusic]

"this looks familiar" my man the entire map is made of similar looking corners

[@peterisbb]

Theoretically, you could make this even longer by going up a ramp at the end and having more layers. Anyone who builds that is a sadist and doesn't deserve to be satisfied.

[@eb924]

Masochist people: HEHEHEHEHEHEHE

[@Rubbish_]

They wouldn’t deserve existence

[@TheBrokenVirus]

GG ON 500k!

[@daedalus332]

The corner that he fell shall now be known as Wirtual Point

[@murican1889]

I really like to say “there’s no reason I couldn’t drive into oncoming traffic and collide with this semi truck right now” when I’m driving with a friend. The moments of silence proceeded by awkward laughter are too enjoyable

[@4snekwolfire813]

"filling the entire floor of the trackmania stadium" as space-filling curves do

[@apalladium5k]

I havn't done a speedrun or ever played trackmania. Your content is that good on it's own., Keep up the great work friend.

[@SLCclimber]

These videos are so entertaining. Can't wait for more.

[@YingwuUsagiri]

My Call of the Void at 14:40 wanted him to just straight full power drive back and off and done.

[@AidanS99]

Same.

[@parliecharker4316]

Wirtual: "I was the first to complete this track" Person who validated the track: "Am i a joke to you?"

[@wooperman2783]

He's like 9th to finish it

[@ofs82]

Kem fake-validates some of his meme tracks. Like the 13-hours-of-neoslides one that Spammiej and Granady have done.

[@asyncronic7035]

You can cheat the validation with Openplanet

[@KemTM]

Yeah, I'm only good at making maps like these, driving them is a different level that only few select ones can handle :D

[@yoursole6817]

I like the reference in the track’s name to Hilburt’s curves. They are really interesting and the path the pipes take is one of them. They are basically space filling lines, or a way to map a 1d line into every possible 2d coordinate. Anyways thanks for ready my nerdy comment

[@Clanps]

7:04 I've had this too. Not suicidal or anything, but for a split second you wonder what would hapoen if you just didn't turn, or didn't stop at a stoplight, or just ran your vehicle off the road.

[@ivailok3376]

Now we just need this with multiple levels like some kind of insane convoluted multi level parking lot. That will be a maddening experience to complete.

[@Kya10]

You can't really add another layer, there is only so much shit you can put a player through before it starts being not worth the trouble. With that said, there might or might nor be a new map coming...

[@LuckersTurbo]

Man, I still am traumatized from falling down 30 seconds in front of the finish line. Great video as always, Wirtual!

[@PeckerBrown]

That hurt my head to watch...great job!

[@dingus5852]

Love the mass effect music in the background

[@GeHeum]

I love the xenoblade music in the background. Xenoblade Chronicles X is such an good and underrated game

[@basalt8151]

Ikr it’s amazing, hearing the song surprised me

[@TheSaxRunner05]

I love the track’s reference to Hilberts curve, in name and in shape

[@lisahenry20]

Your comment about left and right turns feeling different reminds me of when I was learning how to solve rubiks cubes. There's one sequence of movements that you do a certain way if you want to move a block one way, and you mirror the moves to make it move the other way, so to move the block right, you turn the top left, and to move the block left, you turn the top right. I got the hang of the sequence to move the block right really quickly, but every time I tries moving it left, I kept messing up. Even now, I'm a lot slower moving left than moving right.

[@HexoSword]

To add another difficulty you could add ramps and then add story's double or triple the corners/time.

[@Denes2005]

Okay, so it’s time to make a track just like this, but with 10 floors

[@hhdhpublic]

Or leave space so you can make it circuit and have ten laps. Or hundred laps.

[@Kanjoo.]

no, because thats just pointless, the interesting part about this is that its actually possible and unique just adding layers is stupidly easy

[@timothyhicks504]

@@Kanjoo. what? Why?

[@Kanjoo.]

@@timothyhicks504 because whats the point? its just 1 upping it the whole point of this maps are to create 1 method, 1 way just duplicating it is extremely boring and inhuman and too easy to create

[@timothyhicks504]

@@Kanjoo. yeah, it might be kinda boring but it's not hurting anything, it just makes the track more extreme

[@benthepenguin7435]

7:20 : "what if i just dont turn!" *"What if, i just comite a Felony"* News be like: Today in Oslo 18 people dead and more wounded by a reckless driver

[@R3dFlames]

And that's the story of how he got another strongly worded letter from the government

[@tainted_bread]

Looking forward to the WR hunt on this track, I'm sure it'll be incredibly competitive.

[@WorldEngine64]

DRAGON OHHHHHHHHH DRAAAAAAGOOOOOOOON TIME TO YEEEEEEEEEETTT

[@uhohmemebiggestboy212]

That thing your talking about about wanting to jump of the ledge or drive of the road when you started driving is called call of the void I'm not exactly sure what it is so better to Google it but it's pretty cool in a weird way

[@hansjulianhalvorsen9236]

“Fun” fact; Hilbert’s plane is a reference to Hilbert spaces, a very important mathematical concept. They are “complete”, in the sense that every (Cauchy) sequence in the space converges within said space. The “completeness” of the space is conveyed by the fact that all available space was utilized when building this track, making it “complete” in a sense :p

[@JasmineCooper_]

That’s everywhere in the comment section…

[@Mmmm1ch43l]

What? It's a reference to the Hilbert curve. It has nothing to do with Hilbert spaces (except that they're named after the same guy of course)

[@jasonniu7386]

the track is based on hilbert fractal which is a fractal that perfectly fills in the shape u need with lines so very cool

[@cerdi_99]

7:00 what he is describing is also known as intrusive thoughts iirc. Basically the explanation is that sometimes thoughts from the subsconsciousness "leak" into your conscious mind and then are immediatelly discarded by you bc u dont actually want to do them nor will ever do them (probably). It's a phenomenon that happens to pretty much everyone afaik

[@toolng1798]

12:30 i get exactly what you're saying i watched all those 24h videos like bart simpsons saying "i am so great" and pink fluffy unicorns and the words also lost their meaning and my sense of beginning and end of a word was gone like when you repeat 2 words in a rapid pace after one another they merge into one

[@T4coTV]

Wirtual: Completes one of the hardest, most mentally challenging trackmania tracks The community: Nah fam, let's make it harder

[@int2201]

Wirtual: this is the end for me and patience tests. Also Wirtual: Streaming world's longest Trackmania map around when this video was published.

[@icyfigher]

Nah, it s sadly not by far the longest trackmania map. There is a map that Granady finished which is about 12 hours of neoslides or 14 without those. But it s less skillfull Couse you can't fail. Still it's just pain to see.

[@int2201]

@@icyfigher I know but the title of the stream was "The Longest Map in Trackmania"

[@icyfigher]

@@int2201 yeah, you re completely right. Maybe it is even longer in terms of distance. I don't know, but I just completely missread your comment. I interpreted it as this vid has the longest map and he said at the patience test before to not play anymore patience tests and I completely missed that you wrote: steaming... While this vid was published. If you read this fully: respect. Probably the longest unneeded answer just to reason myself ever.

[@elysium7058]

the way is playing in the background love that song

[@potsrgoated2899]

me: never played track mania ever also me: watches every one of wirtuals videos

[@peterverduin7156]

12:50 Isn't that the same music that GoodTimesWithScar uses in his time lapses?

[@jellemier2160]

Super Fast Buildmode!

[@dtowne4239]

Miners and crafters. So good to see someone else to notice

[@marijnvantwout9800]

Yeahhh ive found the comment i was looking for :)

[@haiden9170]

"just uberbug to the finish" Yeah good Idea

[@adraedin]

7:30 I see the prompt defining that feeling as "call of the void". That's 100% accurate when it comes to heights. I thought I'd share this... A related word is _cacoethes_ : an irresistible urge to do something inadvisable. This is not only broader in that it's not just restricted to a person & heights, it also means to person _can't resist_ the urge.

[@Zhuk-zc8es]

10:05 That happens to me too. Any left turn is harder then a right turn, i think its natural cause the 2nd finger is a lot stronger and better than the fourth, so it can execute more precise inputs. I remember when i was playing summer 2021 23. I had to turn left to get a good line, but i would overturn and fly out of the water, but when i turned right, it was easy to tap the button with the second finger just for a moment.

[@qzp]

I was just in the mood for a wirtual video :) perfect timing!

[@rednaxela7875]

12:45 GoodTimesWithScar timelapse music vibes

[@j-swag7438]

that call of the void fact is actually really interesting. I was wondering if it was just a me thing because I get that feeling when I'm driving irl xD. All it takes is 1 yank of the wheel, 1 misplaced foot for bad stuff to happen. Before knowing about call of the void, I kinda felt bad about having these thoughts

[@LaCassetteF1]

I love your documentary ! Also the Mario galaxy music are absolutely perfect match !

[@adammc7170]

Remember watching this on stream and boy, it was hard to have the patience to watch someone drive it never mind doing it myself.

[@philippsteiner7731]

"But couldnt the track just be longer... lol"😂😂😂😂 i love this community🙌😂

[@tho_tho]

About the left-right turn thingy, it's because the brain registers them differently and each person is more comfortable with turns towards one of the two directions, that applies to driving both in games and real life and to everything really, the brain favors one side over the other, just try leaning down to drink water from a tap for example, you'll notice that you always lean in a specific way (eg: lean to the left with the right side of your head being closer to the tap) and if you lean the opposite way it's very uncomfortable and weird. For driving specifically, it's further affected depending on if you drive outside of games often, since whether your country has the lanes on the left or right also affects directional perception like that.

[@SunroseStudios]

we like how the map is named after the shape it uses to cover the space! it's a hilbert curve~

[@clarrkzy]

Imagine the finish was just a checkpoint or something and he has to do the track backwards

[@Derpy-qg9hn]

CP's too forgiving. It should use ramps to take you up a level instead.

[@Hoch134]

Make a fake finish. You are supposed to get some speed to jump to the finish into the fog - but nobody knows since nobody finished the map.

[@notapplicable7292]

Honestly its really confusing hearing scar's timelapse music in a different youtubers video

[@alex.thedeadite]

I don't know for sure, but it's likely it's part of the KZbin Audio Library that contains royalty free music you can use in KZbin videos.

[@simplythecat4068]

I think it's probably possible to take the patience test one step further if you make it multi-layered. Like "Getting over it" tower, but it's just sheer pipes with going up transitions.

[@AlexanderWebley]

Nice use of the WoW stealth sound at 2:28 :D

[@heavyflavor4159]

Havent they thought about copying the same track into several "floors" and making some kind of steady uphill near the corner so you can go from floor to floor ? Seems like you can do a track another x5-x10 longer KEKW

[@PeterJavi]

Won't they run into some entity limit at that point?

[@mauer1]

Well you also can make this shape into a consequitive shape. so it's possible to just add a round number.

[@daemonsoadfan]

*Literally every portion of the maze is the same* Wirtual after 30 minutes run: "I recognize this place !"

[@lucasmatsuoca]

this thing about thinking of jumping high places or to let the car you're driving go with no control in a straight line out of the road, or any suicidal "what if" situation, is called "call of the void", idk why but it have this a lot more intensified every time i grab a knife, i do not only think about it but i have a sensation that i must stab myself on my chest or my throat, it's so stupid, so i really avoid grabbing knives lol

[@_bluespider5470]

The problem is probability multiplies, so 99%(likelihood of success) to the power of the number of turns, 1840 so 0.99^1840=9.3x10^-9, or 0,0000000093% chance of success. That alone, then add mental fatigue, the boring social experiment you were mentioning that decrease the likelihood of success of a turn the longer you drive. The strict probability is close to 0.Props to you for even finishing the map, your talent at the game and your patience managed to beat the number, respect