The only thing I've done similar is a movie marathon lasting about a week.

Sure he did nothing But he accomplished everything

He did nothing and get everything

its definitely dedication but he was probably on his phone or watching youtube or something

But he was doing something, he was pressing a button to progress his turn.

Yeah, I agree. Like when he settled for the tie? Great improvement!

@Jake L doing good 🙃

To be fair, it does take skill to plan and then execute a no-input challenge.

Definitely, by the end you truly see his desire to do nothing

His strategy never changed. What changed was collecting more data that points to the meaninglessness of the first 2/3rds of a board. Which made the losses more excusable, allowing him to continue the grind with hope.

it also counts if your teammate wins, which saved me from the bowser station level at the end :)

@@dragongempeltus0122 That's the only reason I won

Same

@@dragongempeltus0122 I thought the Bowser Station only had Kamek and Shy Guy as opponents meaning you had to win

@@gamesandluigifan7152 It is random each time you play solo mode.

Well in Mario party the ai is porpusefelly flawed

@@mariliafreitas7424 and the randomness of the game means anyone can win at any time regardless of how well they were doing for 75% of the game.

i can't help but think of a story i read: a chess master was playing a computer, and it looked like he was going to lose, but then he made a strange, unorthodox move, VERY different from his usual style. since the computer was programmed with his style in mind, this confused it, so it made a major mistake, enabling him to win the game AND the match!

@@ericb3157 that must have been a very early program then, I'm pretty sure more recent ones aren't programmed based on any specific person, they just basically look into the future

@@dizzypro4974 even if you had an AI that could always consider every possible state of the board. You would need to program it to have likelihood's of given actions happening or a form of a earning AI to identify and predict strategies to avoid it just making random moves. And if it learns a strategy, suddenly contradicting it would break it as it starts from square one. As smart as computers are, they don't have the ability to adapt as humans do. And of course how probable a computer like that exists depends on how much time and money goes into it and how smart the people actually creating if are

I always loved the not so subtle propaganda of the Bowser revolution

Nice profile

I wish you shiny luck

@@johannesboomsma4680 Me too! Hope you get your shiny Necrozma soon.

Good luck!

gl mate

Get the blue crystal man, and don't let anyone stop you

Also massive respect for doing this. I wish there was a double subscribe button.

@@JediSteve-J3- I doubt that challenge would be hard. Kirby games give you a lot of space to avoid stuff, unlike “can’t jump” which fundamentally changes the way you play the game. Only times I can see that being a problem is if bosses awarded stars for being defeated.

@@plushytv5295 it actually would be pretty difficult to do in star allies

@@plushytv5295 well, bosses never awarded coins for being defeated in mario

I played mp2 as a kid and was TERRIBLE

They are all luck based, 9 and 10 just removed some illusion of choice.

@@okayokey not as much as you'd think. Most games usually do go to the best player, to the point that sometimes people will opt for some of the more luck dependent ones or different games entirely just because they know they'll get crushed. Also almost all games have luck in them, the true test of skill is being able to make your own luck and prepare and adapt to bad luck. He did this in MP2 and couldn't win after so many tries until he used save states to get the exact luck he wanted. It ranges from game to game for sure though (and sometimes map). Pretty much pure luck: 9, IT minor skill required: 10, SR, Super weighted odds: DS, 4, 5, T100 Skill can be overcome: 1, 7, 8 Psuedo-competitive: 2, 6 Tournamentable: 3

@@megarotom1590 I thought 5 had like the most luck minigames of any MP? From what I remember, at least. I guess the boards are more skill-based to make up for it

@@velvetbutterfly I put on the same level as 4 and DS, skill can be used to overcome luck, but really good luck and really bad luck can overcome somewhat large skill gaps. 4 was rng boards the musical and DS's item system alone puts it in the same tier

I don't even want to imagine trying to orchestrate that.

Its sucks pretty badly so consider it a good thing you didn’t buy it

But games 4 through 8 didn't really fuck you over on a whim anymore than the first three did.

What was the reference?

@@velvetbutterfly There's this urban myth about an infamous video called Daisy's destruction that's supposedly on the dark web, about people doing horrible things to a girl :(

No one knows if it's real though. Also, your home may or may not be raided by the FBI hahahaha

amogns

So that took him almost 2 days

Your wish is granted!