I love this game!

At 2:59 there actually isn’t a dilemma, or a reason to use your Blue Crystal. This is because of, as you previously mentioned, the self-reporting Black Chest/Box/Whatever. As you mentioned, since the top-left Red Chest agreed with them, they’re also innocent. However, you could also deduce that the top-middle Black Chest is a guilty Mimic: We know that the bottom right Black Chest is both telling the truth and not a Mimic, and that leaves just one option. With the top black chest as a confirmed Mimic, this leaves one Mimic among the three remaining chests. Fortunately, even though the only Blue Chest is being incredibly unhelpful (they ARE aware that’s what a Mimic would say too right?) the bottom-middle Red Chest is covering for them. The bottom-left Red Chest might claim that Blue Chest is a mimic, but it’s a two-versus-one with only one mimic at large, so it is clear the bottom left Red is a mimic. This video did still give me some insights, like how it is important to double-check your work at 4:18 and at 10:09 : at least to me it seems that missing out on a bit of loot from getting your math wrong is better then dying / eating up a powerful defensive resource against Mimics. It also showed off just how much more of a pain it seems dealing with even 2 mimics is compared to one. Haven’t played myself, but that seems to be the case just from the examples you gave and worked through. Other then editing out some mispronunciations at times like at 0:52 (forgivable at least to me since it shows how you, a presumably decent player, thinks during actual play of Mimic Logic, but some people are probably more upset/going to genuinely be mislead.), I would’ve liked to see you showing and discussing the Charm versus the Blue Crystal. I am aware a player of Mimic Logic probably won’t need to see a Mimic Charm to know what it does, but you could discuss for example if it is worth it to try to use a Charm like it is a Blue Crystal, since it allows you to save it if you win a 50/50 for example. Buying strategy was also interesting to listen to: In some other games a high enough “Offence” could be strong enough to trivialize most threats by defeating them before they can do anything. Since it seems you deal fixed damage with attacks like at 1:46 or 6:00 equal to your Attack stat, a discussion on breakpoints might’ve been nice, since certain Attack stats might take a lot to get to but not help very much since they actually can’t let you kill anything in less hits then before (13 attack versus 10 attack against enemies with 14 health, for example.) Though perhaps enemy HP is varied enough that most attack stat increases are worthwhile, or this is beyond the scope of your video. Despite the guts “timer”, your relatively calm commentary thorough marking of chests in the second half also showed that trying to maximize Guts saving isn’t worth it at all (or that it doesn’t go down while in a “Listen to Chests” menu.) Maybe you could’ve pointed this out, though again this might already be obvious to someone who plays Mimic Logic anyways.

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