I'm no expert and I'm still learning, but..
The Drivers wish lowers as the revs rise to get to, and maintain a speed.
Its kind of an addition to what you have. So at 30 mph, say 1250rpm, and 20% pedal pressed, at some point on a flat road your speed will reach its maximum speed and stay/cruise. To go faster you need to request more, by pressing the pedal more, say to 40% and then, at some point (as the DW requests slowly drops as the rmps/speed increases) you get to a new max speed as you are no longer requesting more.
As a side note, by changing the DW lower values, I made a mates car not 'jump/lurch' so much if he takes his foot off the pedal and re-applies. Made his driving softer and less sickening!
If it didn't tail off as the rpms rise, then no matter what speed, rpm, you are going, any request will just keep increasing.
I wouldn't like to test what happens with my car! The way it works is that it gives the impression of speed lower down. Some people have changed this to a linear wish, so 5% pedal gives 5% of total torque, 50% gives 50%, and the only way to get full torque at any speed in any gear is to hit the floor with the pedal. But still with this, it needs to tail off as rpms increase. This would give you much finer control of what happens with power, as at the moment only 20% pedal requests nearly half of total Nm.
Your DW may request nearly 300(but its only a request, you could change it to 500!), but instantly the torque limiter will cut this until your revs/speed rise. Most tables only calibrate to 40 IQ, and a VERY limiting factor is the smoke/lambda map, which over most of it will be approx. 20-35, which on the conversion map will be approx. 200-250 Nm.
I'll help as much as I can on understanding things, but all the information is out there, its taken me 6 months to get this far and I still don't know if my map is comparable to a pro stage 1. Try looking on this, and other forums as there are only couple of us with this ECU/car but you can pick up hints as we have progressed and posted.