Sure no problem, also please post questions about recordings and rules in the Regulation Play Forum. The Playbackability forum is just to check if games can playback or don't playback.ZID wrote:Hi, spanish people says me that in this replay from WRX2,
http://replay.marpirc.net/r/twinhawk
bullets speed is more slow that the normal, but not only bullet speed, the game run slowly, it's strange. Chad, you can see the WRX2 replay and then others replays with wolfmame and you can see that now, with defult settings in normal difficulty, make the WRX2 replay is imposible (but is imposible because now speed enemies and bullets speed haven't the same speed that the WRX2 replay)
Can you help me, please?
I've pulled pac's and WRX2 Twin Hawk recordings side by side, they both go the relatively the same speed, nothing unusual. In fact PAC has a better strategy than WRX2, he saves more bombs/men early on. PAC just loses 1 ship very early to the double submarine and then loses his power up, and then loses 2 more. He just would have avoided that boss, he could do much better than WRX2.
I've also analyzed both recordings press rates and variance. Both have signatures of human presses (they are not at constant rates) which means there was not autofire used in either. If you go by presses per minute, they are about the same
WRX2 Presses 16763 for 46 minutes of play = 364 presses per minute
PAC Presses 5603 for 16 minutes of play = 350 presses per minute
6 presses per second is faster than I can press but not unusual and can not prove autofire. But, remember it is not the speed of the bullets, not even the speed of the presses, that can tell if autofire has been used. It is the variance of the presses that can tell human from machine. The presses of both these recordings have a nice distribution as people press faster for high intensive moments and slower for relatively safe moments. Human like.
I would 0(zero) this recording in a minute this if I saw WRX2 was using non Human like presses. But the WRX2 twin hawk recording looks just as normal press wise as PAC's twin hawk recording, so they both are legal from this test.ZID wrote:Spanish people ask me that, if PAC replay in 1943 was move to 0 for the bullets speed of PAC, this replay of WRX2 must to move to 0 for the bullets speed of enemies.