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     **Barrel Rolls** are essential for high-level gameplay. They can be performed in spots other than the obvious drops through precise and clever maneuvers for //just// enough airtime. They enhance the resource management element of [[#Shield Energy]] while testing the pilot's skill and directly rewarding them for good play. **Barrel Rolls** are essential for high-level gameplay. They can be performed in spots other than the obvious drops through precise and clever maneuvers for //just// enough airtime. They enhance the resource management element of [[#Shield Energy]] while testing the pilot's skill and directly rewarding them for good play.
      
    -Additionally, **Barrel Rolls** are closely related to [[#Pitch and Steering|Pitch control]]: pitching up can enable **Barrel Rolls** that would otherwise be impossible, and pitching down will decrease unwanted airtime - landing faster, wasting less time in the air and getting the speed boost sooner.+Additionally, **Barrel Rolls** are closely linked to [[#Pitch and Steering|Pitch control]]: pitching up can enable **Barrel Rolls** that would otherwise be impossible, and pitching down will decrease unwanted airtime - landing faster, wasting less time in the air and getting the speed boost sooner.
      
     ====Speed Pads==== ====Speed Pads====
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     **WipEout HD** features a **Community Tab**, where you can see what your PSN® Friends are currently up to in-game. **WipEout HD** features a **Community Tab**, where you can see what your PSN® Friends are currently up to in-game.
      
    -The **Community Tab** can be summoned in most areas of the game by pressing **Select**, it will display a list of your PSN® Friends that are currently playing **WipEout HD** and what mode they're on. ("ONLINE SINGLE RACE", "TIME TRIAL", "ZONE", etc.)+The **Community Tab** can be summoned in most areas of the game by pressing **Select**. It will display a list of your PSN® Friends that are currently playing **WipEout HD** and what mode they're playing: "ONLINE SINGLE RACE", "TIME TRIAL", "ZONE", etc.
      
    -While in the **Community Tab** menu you can press the **Square** button to view all pending lobby invitations, and press the **Triangle** button to send a **Nudge** to the selected player.\\ +While in the **Community Tab** menu, you can press the **Square** button to view all pending lobby invitations, and press the **Triangle** button to send a **Nudge** to the selected player.\\ 
    -**Nudges** are notifications that appear in the top-right corner of the screen, upon one appearing, pressing **Triangle** will automatically create and join an online lobby with the person that sent you the **Nudge**. (as of game update 2.51 this functionality is broken.)+**Nudges** are notifications that appear in the top-right corner of the screen. When one appears, pressing **Triangle** will automatically create and join an online lobby with the person that sent you the **Nudge**. As of game update 2.51, this feature is broken.
      
     If one or more of your friends are playing **WipEout HD**, the game will also display that information in the bottom-right corner of the **Main Menu**. If one or more of your friends are playing **WipEout HD**, the game will also display that information in the bottom-right corner of the **Main Menu**.
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     ====Online Ranks==== ====Online Ranks====
    -**Online Ranks** are an indicator of your online multiplayer progress. There are 101 Ranks in total, each having a title and 3D medal tied to them. Rank requirements are downloaded from the game's server upon startup.+**Online Ranks** are an indicator of your online multiplayer progress. There are 101 Ranks in total, each having a title and a 3D medal tied to them. Rank requirements are downloaded from the game's server upon startup.
      
    -You earn rank points simply by playing online, the better you do in a race, the more points you get. Point awards are also affected by the amount of players in a lobby and the speed class being played, with **Rapier** and **Phantom** classes giving a 1.2 multiplier to points earned. You also lose 100 points for disconnecting mid-race.+You earn rank points simply by playing online: the better you do in a race, the more points you get. Point rewards are also affected by the amount of players in a lobby and the lobby's speed class, with **Rapier** and **Phantom** classes giving a 1.2 multiplier to the points earned. You also lose 100 points for disconnecting mid-race.
      
    -After finishing a multiplayer race your **Online Rank** and points are uploaded to the global **Multiplayer Ranking** leaderboard, which displays every player's Rank, Rank Title, and progress towards next Rank.+After finishing a multiplayer race, your **Online Rank** and points are uploaded to the global **Multiplayer Ranking** leaderboard, which displays every player's Rank, Rank Title, and progress towards the next Rank.
      
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    -====Badges==== +====Online Badges==== 
    -(FIXME list online badges and their requirements)+**Online Badges** are listed on a [[.:wipeout_hd:badges|sub-page]].
      
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    -====Music==== 
    -The soundtrack presnt in the base game is recycled from WipEout Pulse. 
      
    -Base game soundtrack: +====Trophies==== 
     +**WipEout HD** is the first game in the series to feature [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_Network#Trophies|PSN® Trophies]]. It features 38 trophies, with [[#Fury expansion|the Fury expansion]] adding 13 new awards for its new campaign and modes. The full list of **WipEout HD** trophies can be viewed on [[https://www.playstationtrophies.org/game/wipeout-hd/trophies/|PlayStation Trophies]].
      
    -  * Ed Rush, Optical & Matrix : Frontline+----
      
    -  * MoveYa! & Steve Lavers : Chemical  +====Music==== 
    - +**WipEout HD** features 9 music tracks that were reused from [[wipeout_series:wipeout_pulse|WipEout Pulse]]: 
    -  * MIST : Smart Systems +  * Ed Rush, Optical & Matrix - Frontline; 
    - +  * MoveYa! & Steve Lavers - Chemical; 
    -  * DJ Fresh : X-Project (100% Pure mix) +  * MIST - Smart Systems; 
    - +  * DJ Fresh - X-Project (100% Pure mix); 
    -  * Mason : Exceeder (Special Mix) +  * Mason - Exceeder (Special Mix); 
    - +  * Booka Shade - Steady Rush; 
    -  * Booka Shade : Steady Rush +  * Kraftwerk - Aerodynamik (Alex Gopher & Etienne de Crecy Mix); 
    - +  * Noisia - Seven Stitches; 
    -  * Kraftwerk : Aerodynamik (Alex Gopher & Etienne de Crecy Mix) +  * Stanton Warriors - Tokyo.
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    -  * Noisia : Seven Stitches +
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    -  * Stanton Warriors : Tokyo +
    - +
    -Added via the Fury DLC:  +
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    -  * Noisia : Machine Gun +
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    -  * Gingy : Swagger  +
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    -  * The Crystal Method : Acetone  +
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    -  * The Touch : Le Night Dominator +
      
    -  * Spector : Just Hiss +[[#Fury expansion|The Fury expansion]] adds 6 new tracks: 
     +  * Noisia - Machine Gun; 
     +  * Gingy - Swagger; 
     +  * The Crystal Method - Acetone; 
     +  * The Touch - Le Night Dominator;  
     +  * Spector - Just Hiss; 
     +  * Two Fingers - Marmite Rhythm.
      
    -  * Two Fingers : Marmite Rhythm  
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