😆same

Every video is potentially someone's first time viewing a video on his channel.

It's great because his sub count is still going up. Gotta welcome in the newbies :)

That was actually one of the main reasons i subbed

Honestly the best part is it doesn’t seem forced also. Like I don’t mind him explaining the game again

The yellow buses always get stuck

IolL

The factory

That is the joke

it's frequently swollen with traffic, red with the throbbing brake lights

only robots can efficiently use that roundabout.

That's what separates engineers from architects. Engineers design it to work well. Function over form.

@@speedy01247 It's the opposite. Only humans can efficiently use it. Every driver will look at that interchange a little differently because there are so many paths available. As a result, traffic spreads out to make use of the full capacity of the roundabout. Because it's such an unusual roundabout, it also keeps people more alert and acts as a traffic calming device, making it very safe. None of those functions work for a robot. They'll just pick the shortest route across with the result that they can't even make use of the full capacity... and the large capacity (with greater throughput as a result) is the main reason you'd build one of those in the first place.

@@Gamesaucer Load balancing can be applied to self driving cars. Google maps already adjusts route based on traffic

@@noahpalmer7966 But where does it get that traffic data from? Collection of such data is not easy and right now it only works over longer periods of time. On-demand selection of a route across something like the Magic Roundabout based on live data is practically impossible because that data would need to be gathered over the course of seconds as the flow of traffic fluctuation. All a human has to do is look around... but self-driving cars CANNOT see and think like a human does. Of course, as the ratio of self-driving cars increases, things will become more predictable, and vehicles could starting plan out smaller details of their routes ahead of time. But even then, you need to consider that there are still pedestrians and cyclists a vehicle could be held up by, so that vehicle may not arrive at the roundabout at the time it is expected to. This will throw off the data, requiring on-demand route selection again. It'd work better than is possible currently, but they still wouldn't be able to negotiate the roundabout as efficiently as a human can. We may be able to get a bit closer, but we definitely can't surpass humans at present There is no way for self-driving cars to use this intersection the way a human can unless we can actually make them think like humans. And if we could make AI that thinks like a human, we'd be seeing a drastically different world than we do currently. That technology is still far off, decades away at the least.

Who had the knobs to try and read this

Ah, I was wondering why all my calculations were off by just a bit, but the numbers provided being rounded didn’t occur to me for some reason.

I hate not being able to drive at 100Km/h. so much score is always bellow 200. Who though that was a good idea ? saving concrete, pfff.

You could write that a bit neater: 1000 * flow * complexity / concrete

I suppose since complexity is a fixed number, all that really matters is flow / concrete.

One point to Silver!

its always clockwise, but sometimes you see the clock from the mirror

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming hello just 156k subs to go

He's British. Their traffic goes the wrong way round and so do their clocks.

@@SimpleAmadeus wereas i'm always amazed these imperial people still use the same time units as the sensible part of the world... Serious lack of creativity and independent thinking.

You forgot number 3, Matt says he's working in a clockwise direction but is going anticlockwise

Maybe It's the inner European in him?

RCE is secretly an architect tried to warn us, so Matt put them in the Shame Wheel.

Did he "forget"? or was this willful ignorance of the hot mess he created?

There was no score for level 41. There are only two roads, and they must be connected, but there is no stopwatch to press to simulate the traffic.

multilane roundabouts are fun. I still specifically choose to drive when there is little to no traffic tho(only need the car once a week), that way i can enter at like 50km/h with no stress :3 You really don't want to be in the middle lane of the roundabout when there is traffic and you gotta exit.

Unfortunately you're already getting the full value out of watching these videos, because playing the game yourself is rather dreadful due to the lack of an undo button.

you are not the only one

You can't, like 23 it's non-scored. There's a few more straight roads like that

i hope you didn't explain level one shape to your 6-year old

Think the deer antlers are power poles.

Hadn't notice that, but absolutely can't unsee it now.

He's definitely doing it on purpose. =P

Two roundabouts would fix it!

yes

Wait until he unlocks the heliport...

@@rpgaholic8202 I haven’t either but oh god that sounds like a car crash