Almost as crazy as sliding on mayonnaise

Definitely lost a bet

It’s in the first 10 seconds

Crazy? I was crazy once

@@paulshaw9475 omg this actually would make sense

He didnt,it was clearly blurred,we cant tell which finger it was 💀

@@edgarssmirnoff7028 couldn't be agree less, i think it was his thumb 💀

@@Radzballe Nah im sure it was his big toe 💀

And that's why I count in binary. Aint no 4th block in these maps

@@see3655 lmao this is the best binary joke i have ever seen

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I feel like this video is only scratching the surface of the potential of 3 block maps too. It is really interesting!

i wast hinking the same 😭

Man this deserves The Best Comment 2024 Award

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The most important thing I learned in University College when studying music - limitations are vital.

@@ChiefFalque I always noticed as a kid with games, Halo has a lot of limitations, no sprint etc etc and it made players so creative and a lot of good players ended up with their own styles of playing and everyone was forced to be creative to get kills and win games, nowadays they give you 1000 options so nobody has to innovate as much.

@@kfc2180 You see it in other games too. When there aren't enough limits, people make their own. You ever want a good time, look up some RTS (WC3, SC2, AoE2, WH40K) challenge runs where they do pacifist or deathless runs.

One of the reasons I like making NES music. Using a full DAW, you have all sorts of escape hatches, like filters, polyphony, and way more memory. And even then, I don't know how to fully utilize everything. Constraining yourself to one triangle, one noise, one DPCM and two pulse channels? That requires a different kind of creativity. This also applies to software. Sure, you can use Unity, Raylib, etc. to make a game, but making something for a console like the NES, or even the Atari 2600, takes orders of magnitude more technical knowledge considering how limited those consoles were.

I am more familiar with the quote "Restrictions breed creativity." It was (probably still is) often touted by Mark Rosewater, Design Lead for Magic: The Gathering. Which has a comprehensive rulebook and inherently restrictive deckbuilding due to its color system. Even then players still like finding interesting restrictions. The ever popular Commander format got its start as a weird, niche restriction on deckbuilding conventions. 100 card minimum instead of 60, but every card has to have a different English name (except Basic Lands). The deck is based on a Legendary Creature that is designated the Commander and none of the cards in the deck can contain colors that aren't a part of the Commander's. There are other rules that affect how you might build a deck for this format, but with just the direct deckbuilding rules your choice of cards is quite narrow. Magic is older than dirt and has more cards than there are particles in the observable universe so having a narrower slice isn't totally detrimental. Which is why we can add even further restrictions. Pauper is a format that only allows Commons and up to 5 Uncommons. Why not adapt that and make Pauper Commander? One of Wizard's big money making formats is aptly named Limited Draft. There are variants, but these are officially sanctioned tournaments where you and the other competitors crack open 3 packs and then build a deck of 40 cards minimum based on what you found. Not to say Mark is the one who coined the phrase, but it was influential for me. So much so that despite not having played Magic for years I still needed to really restrict myself and be concise to get the point across digestibly.

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bru he was saying "niiii-" as is nine seconds, but he missed it

@@joekeeryshot9085 "nei" means no in Norwegian. The way he pronounced it is very obviously he was saying nooo for not making it

@@Real_MisterSir ohhhhh i thought he was saying nein

This is peak Wirtual content.

You already commented this before I did, aw. 😅

911?

Was looking for this comment 😂

@@user-ej6mz9eu4u gotta carry on the tradition at this point

Green timer my beloved

Thx mate now i can watch

thank you !