Cannon-dwarf turned a chance game into THE sisyphus gameplay, and the fighter’s experience every single last drop of it. One step forward, two steps back
Yeah, I've always wanted one. I was playing Idiotic Investing and thought that maybe Noah could make a recreation of this game with a board. I think it might include the infamous Stock Market square
The crypto finance game, where every currency has a stupid name and has its value multiplied or divided by a random number from -6.9 to 6.9 every round. Celebrity endorsements double the effect. The goal is to end the game with the most real money
@@WlatPziupp I sure do love myself some Bitsmants (the new cryptocurrency EVERYONE (totally EVERYONE) (i have to say EVERYONE in all caps) is talking about)
@@CR4TES-Media obviously it wouldve been really easy to cheat and noah + everyone playing knew that, but theres no real incentive to winning and theyre all good enough sportsmen to play fair
Cannon dwarf Player reactions: oo, that's new haven't seen that before Viewer reactions: Oh god no Previous player reactions: *incoherent screaming interspersed with Amba*
"This is probably the least amount of spinning in a Magic The Noah video since a long time." While, considering how much spinning was done in the last video, I'd assume that this is a welcomed break.
@@user-ve1oh9oo6w No, I'm talking about the last video he uploaded before this; the hour and a half long episode where the players kept losing wheel spins against Hydras, Cannon Dwarf, and the final boss Dragon.
Given how consistently all players got really complicated patterns right, it's almost certain they were all cheating. If not with screenshots, then with a phone camera or just a pencil and paper.
Life pro tip: for memorising sequences of complex objects like this, the brain is much better at handling sinple information; you'll get much further memorising the sequence twice, first the colours and _then_ the shapes
I remembered it by first letters of each colour and repeated the sequence in my head and shapes are based off vibes or TIE-Fighter near X-mas tree type beat. So far 100% accuracy. (17:57 into the video)
Impressive but I had a lego set that said 8-9 years and I ate it in thirty minutes Edit: to respond to some of your concerns no I did not have a stroke but I did build-up an intestinal blockage and the batmobile
There should’ve been “flip all monsters horizontally” on the chance wheel so that if someone hits it all of the codes on the map get turned back to front
I love the fact that MTN lore is a legit real thing at this point, with comments about stuff like Cannondorf's previous appearance and that insane 3-wall gambit.
Red square Blue circle Green triangle Green circle Red circle Red square Red square Red triangle Blue cricle. Time to analize the next second of footage
My brain hurts. I am nowhere near THIS good at memorization. They did a good job with different mnemonics to memorize things. They failed only 1 time, I think.
The fact that they actually won this one is crazy to me. It feels like there’s been so many other simpler games others have played and failed spectacularly.
The frequency of the videos and the quality of the games are incresing drstically and i am happy with that we just beed an game with a massive number of youtubers
Smant truly showed his memorization skills tho not surprising bc he is a speedrunner but absolutley impressive same with fail boat and captin kidd but that boss rush smant went through was crazy massive props to him
@@ventusse one of the games(where you can't choose where you move) he used 3 walls to lock someone else into an area of two bad wheel spaces where the one further away had 2 arrows forcing them into the deeper space if they moved up or down, then locked himself in the spot next to it, alongside having a wand to swap player spaces as insurance
@@kimchyi9161 Agreed. Sophist using wall items to get everybody else trapped in the bad wheel space section was probably my single favorite part of any MTN video to date.
It is true that humans can generally only remember 7ish sets of things in short term memory. Fortunately, if we can categorize these numbers in more encompassing sets or trends in our long term memory we can effectively keep more
I personally just turned all the shapes into numbers like a key pad. Ex:1 was red square, 7 is green square, 5 is blue circle, ect. This helped me a lot personally Either that or im just artistic
I would love a video where it’s a recording of him presenting a Google slide to the developers of Google slides on why he should get a sponsorship, but he slowly lures them deeper and deeper into just playing another one of his games.
@@guillaumeperrin5152 They only failed a fight like.. once I think, super early on haha I think they lose 1 coin (or maybe 1 per symbol) and get pushed back 2 spaces so they dont get to fight the monster again right away next turn
Here's an idea: Do this again, but this time they can use notes. The players can write down anything they want unless you're in the monster making slide (so you still have to remember it, but just for like a second before you write it down). However, there's items and other things that allow you to look at other people's notes. This adds a bit of strategy, since you'd have to choose between writing plain text and risking it getting leaked, or encrypting it to make it harder for your opponents to read, but also potentially making it harder for you to read.
@@gamer2pl4yer9 for 3 paper and 3 pencils (it's probably better to do it on paper)? It might be a stretch, but I think they can make something work if they put their heads together.
should have made cannondwarf super hard and make it where every time they guessed wrong he gains another shape but gives a free gold away as a throwback to the +300 cannon dwarf lord
I just have a really good memory without training it for some reason. About 8 months ago my friend gave me a 25 digit number to remember and to this day I can still recite it easily
The template icons were arranged in a 3x3. They could've just pretended it's a numpad and memorized a number for each monster. I ended up memorizing the monsters as phone unlock patterns. Worked like a charm. This was probably the best noah game so far!
only watched half of the video so far but honestly your best gameshow video so far imo (the scuffed RPG ones are great on an entirely seperate axis), the fact that the participants are not constantly just balls of frustration and there isn't constant spinning of wheels is a huge positive, I will happily watch more of this in the future.
Time to make the impossible memory game more impossible. - Add an upside down triangle - Occasionally, flip the monsters (which in turns flips the codes) - Multiple rows of shapes Also, at 55:00 Captain Kidd could have bought 2 move player hats and moved both Failboat and Small Ant left XD
Could also add letters or numbers inside the shape that you have to remember. Could also have intricated shapes, like a blue triangle inside a red circle idk
pettition for noah to make a championship in the style of mario party in wich every round they have to do one of pasts game mechanics to win points, flamingos are the stars btw you can figure it out, but that would be a mega video cus ppl be really crazy and shenanigans are bound to happen
I want to say that I really like this game, it takes inspiration from the math game in that it's a "game of the mind" but since it's memorization which is a lot more accessible to people both the players and viewers can participate a lot more easily. This one was a banger.
for the whole game, i remembered the sequence as numbers instead of objects. because each object can be seen as a number from 1 to 9, 123 is red, 456 is blue, 789 is green. its much easier to remember numbers than objects
I stopped paying too much attention to the patterns really quickly myself, but I was just so heavily reminded of when I studied pattern recognition in people, and how the human brain is a marvelous thing! I'm amazed at how well they could remember so many of the patterns!!! This was amazing, a great video as always!
This is the first game in a long while where Noah didn't fuck with his contestants, probably because the memorizing was so hard they would've torn him apart if they had to deal with trolling and memorizing. It got real serious real quick and I loved it the whole way through!
Does anyone else legitimately feel like this would be a fun game? The sheer intensity when fighting a monster that you know has a long code seemed like it was super fun. It actually has skill involved too, unlike most board games. I might actually try to code a full game for this. There's a lot of fun manipulation you can doo too, such as adding in new colors, new shapes, lengthening codes, etc. Like, imagine each player had a health code. Every time they lose a fight they need to input their health code or else they lose, and after that their health code lengthens some more. Tons of options for items too. It really seems fun tbh.
I'd love to see a video where the monsters can use the spaces like the players (buy items, have effects applied, teleport etc...) that would be really fun
Thank GOD I have a memory palace. I can memorize decks of cards in order if I'm given a few minutes to look at the cards, and very similar principles apply to this! Though instead of having set objects/characters for certain cards, with this I have to be more creative. Once I imagined a square watermelon so big it crushed the car in my garage (green square, first spot), and another time I imagined my sidewalk made of millions of blueberries (blue circle, second spot), and another my feet squishing strawberries on the stairs up to my porch (red circle, third spot). I literally learned how to make a mind palace over one weekend a few years back and to this day I can still memorize grocery lists even if I haven't used it for months. Highly recommend everyone who reads this tries to build a mind palace, it's a nifty trick. Harder to memorize numbers or specific words or passages, but good for lists of objects (grocery lists, cards, order of books on a bookshelf, random shapes of random colors). I feel smart for once in my life lol.
@@dumbinternetbird actually you can do this with aphantasia! I have whatever the opposite of that is; I can imagine everything basically as if I was there. But the same concept applies. If you look up 'aphantasia' paired with 'memory palace' or 'method of loci' you should find some results. From what I understand it's more about the fact of what you memorize? Instead of an image? In day-today life you can generally recount a walk you took to someone later, and what happened during, and in what order. Just transfer that to a mental place you know well enough to recite locations and details from it, visually imagined or not. My memory palace is my childhood home, and a walkthrough of it. You assign 'foci' to different locations in a specific order. Mine goes 'garage, sidewalk, porch stairs, porch swing, front door, chandelier, stair landing' etc etc. Each foci is a 'slot' for a package of information. Then whenever you want to remember a list in order, you place certain objects/representations of objects in individual foci in order. The more bizarre the easier it will be to remember. I'm having trouble describing how else to move forward without visual cues, since I rely on it so much, but it can be done even if you have aphantasia. Maybe think of it as a story you tell yourself instead of a visual walkthrough of a place? I've also heard that for some people with aphantasia visual memory and spatial memory are two different things, and while they don't have access to their visual memory they do to their spatial memory? Sorry this reply is so long, I just like explaining the memory palace to people lol
This video just reminded me that Smallant is just a genuinely smart person and it showed how smart Kidd and Failboat are as I could barely remember anything.
I love the videos that have mostly strategy and skill. It takes more work for the players to build something up than just letting fate decide it all, so there's more at stake. It's a lot more entertaining to watch that way
That was SO fun to watch, my go~osh. And Ant has really earmed it. From plot arkour luck to overcome all odds with relentless strength... Such a great video, my god
one of these times you should make a really worrying slide (aka something crazy that might make the players worry) off on one end of the slideshow and 'accidentally' switch to it at some point
I watched the first half of the video, went away for a couple hours, and just came back yet i STILL remember the Rizzard and his Tie Fighter. That's one good mnemonic
I came up with a powerful strat for this game: translate the shapes into positions on noah's 3x3 grid of shapes. That way you turn the codes into android unlock patterns (or sequence memory on human benchmark if you're familiar with that). At this point you can come up with a mnemonic for the shape of the unlock pattern rather than one for a sequence of 8 shapes, which is way easier.
Tried a couple ways to remember things, converting to a number-code was good but meant I could only hold one in my head. Easiest way was pattern-locks, allowing me to tie movements to the code (where final boss dragon became second easiest code!). Story-mmnemonics worked too, but had the issue of getting mixed up slightly is various ways (stuff could change place, or 2 codes could changed halves). All had the main issue though: remembering which enemy had which code. Never developed a method for that, and the story-mmnemonics was worst at this as the story had nothing to do with the monster (should have inserted that somehow).
SmallAnt's memory skills are of an incomprehensible level. I've seen him doing human benchmark word retention before and he basically could go infinitely. Love the game idea. Truly diabolical because your failure is a result of your own forgetfulness, but memorizing it all is hell. Hats off to the participants for somehow almost never failing the memory tests.
The game becomes pretty easy when you just use the anchoring memory device. each shape and color becomes its own little image that creates a nice little story. For instance, the dragon at the start is in a green grass field (green square) and spits fire at a blue cloud (blue circle) that turns into a pool of blood (red circle) and the pool of blood becomes a red velvet cape (red square) that goes back into the grass (green square). This converts hard pieces of information to remember into a narrative that is more liked by the mind and easier to remember. Rather than some wierd abstraction it becomes a concrete story which is easier to remember for the brain.
I've associated these figures and colors with elements - blue and circle are water, green and square are earth, red and triangle are fire. All green figures was easier to associate with different earth forms (circle for boulder and rock for triangle), others are elemental fusion -- for example, red square means lava and blue triangle means cloud (close to steam). Then get fist letters of these things and for the monster code it's basically like remembering random password - try to make sence of this letters sequence. Yeah, I've probably went too hard on the strategy, but at least it worked for me)
i love to see them struggle but succeed. and that was the whole first half of the video so far. i love that so much. will get back to you when i finish the rest of the video
A good trick for this is to memorize the sequence of colours and shapes as numbers so all you'd have to memorize is, 1 sequence for the entire game and 1 long or short number per monster. Red would be 1-3 blue would be 4-6 and green 7-9 and then just remember the order of the shapes per row.
This has quickly become my favorite channel but I just finished the last of the games last night! Good thing this video arrived to save the day! I am so excited I cant wait to visit the shop
Next time you do this, you need a specter of death that just sits there in an unobstructive place until they get a certain number of cumulative flamingoes, then starts moving around the board (ex. the players have 2 each by 3 players, 6 flamingoes total, it moves for every 3, it moves two spaces). It should have an insane number of shapes and be introduced at the start, spend most of the game inactive, and become active in the late game. A final boss to spread fear in the players and raise the tension.
Just remember the shape of the grid that he pulled the shapes from, I found that remembering the pattern Noah took from the grid was easier than remembering the shape itself, since you only have to memorize a sequence of lines from shape to shape.
I love that I went from "oh this is a fun game to play along" to "fuck it I'm just gonna enjoy the video" real quick
Let them remember it I'm here for funny not remembering myself
Canon dwarf is when I hit this point 😂
Ikr!! I figured I am here to just enjoy the video, not to add unnecessary stress to myself xD
I know my limits, I didn't even try
This is correct
You should've had a 33% chance to add two shapes to the cannon dwarf upon someone fighting it
We dont need cannon dwarf to become stronger than the final boss again
@@Matei54321 Nah it should be
Cannon-dwarf turned a chance game into THE sisyphus gameplay, and the fighter’s experience every single last drop of it. One step forward, two steps back
@@gaimnbro9337 we dont need to traumatize 3 more people
2 since captain kid wasnt doing much
@@Matei54321 cannon dwarf becomes the final boss instead of overtaking it
Memorization is one funny thing, blind investing is another funny thing. A game about investing would be funny as heck
yes
Yeah, I've always wanted one. I was playing Idiotic Investing and thought that maybe Noah could make a recreation of this game with a board.
I think it might include the infamous Stock Market square
The crypto finance game, where every currency has a stupid name and has its value multiplied or divided by a random number from -6.9 to 6.9 every round. Celebrity endorsements double the effect. The goal is to end the game with the most real money
@@WlatPziupp I sure do love myself some Bitsmants (the new cryptocurrency EVERYONE (totally EVERYONE) (i have to say EVERYONE in all caps) is talking about)
@@vouxessIsn’t that game based on BIDiots?
A Magic the Noah game where people are having FUN and showcasing SKILLS?! That's ABSURD!
Yeah, I guess, if stealthily taking pictures with your phone's camera and looking at them later is considered a skill.
@@CR4TES-Media obviously it wouldve been really easy to cheat and noah + everyone playing knew that, but theres no real incentive to winning and theyre all good enough sportsmen to play fair
@@CR4TES-Media what gain would you get from cheating? these games are for fun, there's no prize; everybody there knows that. they're all grown adults.
@@justchillinginWell this guy clearly isn't
Cannon dwarf
Player reactions: oo, that's new haven't seen that before
Viewer reactions: Oh god no
Previous player reactions: *incoherent screaming interspersed with Amba*
Don’t give me flashbacks…
I felt the PTSD of cannon dwarf, and I only watched it.
I love it that it sounds like ganondorf lmao
"WE ARE ON HOUR 3 OF RECORDING"
oh god +2
"This is probably the least amount of spinning in a Magic The Noah video since a long time."
While, considering how much spinning was done in the last video, I'd assume that this is a welcomed break.
wait the last vid was FDD right?
@@user-ve1oh9oo6wnay, it was the introduction to the greatest villain
@@user-ve1oh9oo6w No, I'm talking about the last video he uploaded before this; the hour and a half long episode where the players kept losing wheel spins against Hydras, Cannon Dwarf, and the final boss Dragon.
@@TheTrueThomaster oh i thought you meant spinning the characters
That was by far the most deserved win in all of noah's videos
couldn't agree more. Smant is the best
players could just take a screenshot of the pattern
@@lucasrittner I think Noah banned that in the rules
Fr, I just imagined him dodging all there attacks and just shouting "RED CIRCLE BLUE CIRCLE GREEN SQUARE" then they just go GAAAAAH!!! and evaporate.
Given how consistently all players got really complicated patterns right, it's almost certain they were all cheating. If not with screenshots, then with a phone camera or just a pencil and paper.
36:20 I'm glad they realized how bad they messed up by creating a stalemate while someone was in the lead lmao!
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Life pro tip: for memorising sequences of complex objects like this, the brain is much better at handling sinple information; you'll get much further memorising the sequence twice, first the colours and _then_ the shapes
Just change the shapes to numbers, so from top left to right first dragon is 75217
I bet treating the set of shapes as a 3x3 grid, and memorizing the lines between the shapes would work
I would just map it to a 1-9 grid like on a phone or calculator and use positioning.
I remembered it by first letters of each colour and repeated the sequence in my head and shapes are based off vibes or TIE-Fighter near X-mas tree type beat. So far 100% accuracy. (17:57 into the video)
@@sakrai36that’s actually very smart!
Dude the budget is going strong. By the time this year ends the budget will go up by 12 dollars, a piece of bubblegum and 8 sticks.
That’s a lot judging by the fact the very first budget was a penny and a blade of grass.
And soon enough, it'll be the highest possible budget of... Twelve bamboo.
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@@carimeslockdownedtree2654nice reference
@@carimeslockdownedtree2654 that's worth approximately 1000 dollars.
Bro Noah actually made a game of skill instead of luck for once 😂 😭
what are you talking about? noah has in the past made a skill based game with captain kidd, jreg and maldhound
So you're gonna spin the bad wheel for correcting him
😂 😂😂
The luck factors in when you're trying to memorize it
@@towel_gaming "ooh thats a good idea. __________ Spin the bad wheel"
All the players being like "Canon dwarf? Thats new." was stupidly funny to me considering what happened LAST time.
Helldivers when I'm trying to order a hellbomb in a situation with any stress at all.
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Impressive but I had a lego set that said 8-9 years and I ate it in thirty minutes
Edit: to respond to some of your concerns no I did not have a stroke but I did build-up an intestinal blockage and the batmobile
lego speed eating?
Damn that changed my life!
Wait what the fu-
I had an actual stroke reading this, just like OP did when he ate those Legos!
thirty minutes? 14-99 years took me nineteen!
There should’ve been “flip all monsters horizontally” on the chance wheel so that if someone hits it all of the codes on the map get turned back to front
That's diabolical, I love it
You are evil, good
I love the wall with passcode and the cannon, Noah really learned instantly how strong barriers would be.
'strong barriers without any real way to pass' you mean. They had hammers, yet without that, it was impossible to pass.
Cough Solphist
I love the fact that MTN lore is a legit real thing at this point, with comments about stuff like Cannondorf's previous appearance and that insane 3-wall gambit.
never give sophist broken mechanics
Red square Blue circle Green triangle Green circle Red circle Red square Red square Red triangle Blue cricle. Time to analize the next second of footage
"analize" im dying
Done@@insertcreativenamehere492
vaginalize
@@insertcreativenamehere492 Ops sorry i meant to say Anyalizee
@@foxfromdenmark3632why the hell did you mean to say Anyalizee thats even worse
My brain hurts. I am nowhere near THIS good at memorization. They did a good job with different mnemonics to memorize things. They failed only 1 time, I think.
They cheated. All you have to do is write shit down.
@@CR4TES-Media just because you're stupid doesn't make everyone stupid.
@@CR4TES-Media You have no proof
@@CR4TES-Media Maybe but i was able to memorize all of it without cheating so its possible without cheating
@@awsmrs At 46:42 you can literally hear Smant typing it down
Smallant is used to memorize the pokemon load zones randomizer, this will be wild.
I mean he usually has a tracker for that to minimize memorization, so it's not TOO bad
@@awsmrsOoh, Id always thought that he had to memorize all of those in his head
He has specifically done one completely from memory
@@chadrussell1221 Yeah, the first HeartGold one
The fact that they actually won this one is crazy to me.
It feels like there’s been so many other simpler games others have played and failed spectacularly.
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The frequency of the videos and the quality of the games are incresing drstically and i am happy with that we just beed an game with a massive number of youtubers
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Smant truly showed his memorization skills tho not surprising bc he is a speedrunner but absolutley impressive same with fail boat and captin kidd but that boss rush smant went through was crazy massive props to him
12:54 We all know this is because of Sophist
Fucking love the guy
What is the lore of the wall with Sophist? I think I haven't watched that yet
@@ventusse watch "i made a game that removes your free will", that play was absolutely wild
@@ventusse one of the games(where you can't choose where you move) he used 3 walls to lock someone else into an area of two bad wheel spaces where the one further away had 2 arrows forcing them into the deeper space if they moved up or down, then locked himself in the spot next to it, alongside having a wand to swap player spaces as insurance
@@alt1763Exactly! Couldn’t explain any better
This is how I feel solving a puzzle in any Zelda game
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This is litterally the best and funniest people to ever play your games and you put them together. This is gonna be funny
I gotta disagree, I think the funniest was twobold on the first rpg or the second gameshow screaming everytime he spins a wheel. But they are close
I think the rpg with terrible people or party crashers (mostly sophist) are better
@@kimchyi9161sophist really
@@kimchyi9161 Agreed. Sophist using wall items to get everybody else trapped in the bad wheel space section was probably my single favorite part of any MTN video to date.
@@coryzilligen790 the girl is too classic for me and iconic even tough other moments arr better it just too iconic and became the best moment for me
It is true that humans can generally only remember 7ish sets of things in short term memory. Fortunately, if we can categorize these numbers in more encompassing sets or trends in our long term memory we can effectively keep more
Probably the most item uses in a session. So far, the most tryhardy game between 2 players.
And CaptainKid is just there
I personally just turned all the shapes into numbers like a key pad. Ex:1 was red square, 7 is green square, 5 is blue circle, ect. This helped me a lot personally
Either that or im just artistic
Yeah im way better at strings of numbers that is so how i would do it
I did the same tbh
I have the sneaking suspicion that everyone just screenshotted and pretended they didn't, because they never failed a battle
Mate theyr all grown ups playing a game for fun why cheat
I would love a video where it’s a recording of him presenting a Google slide to the developers of Google slides on why he should get a sponsorship, but he slowly lures them deeper and deeper into just playing another one of his games.
54:58 what would've been diabolical is him buying two teleport hats and ending them both to the 4th sqaure. ABSOLUTE twist
i noticed its almost the exact same as the "players cant see a the map"
The memory team
I dont know why but i feel that that game is being played everytime i see a noah video. I saw that video like 2 months ago maybe 3.
With the map they were allowed, and supposed, to draw their own.
If they did that here that's very unsportsmanlike.
@@idanbhk3875 i just said the maps are similar
Nobody ever got the shield to see what it did. The nukes were too tempting.
it prob acts like a safe square but with only 1 monster
I just noticed.. the red arrows are all one-way entrances to the square they're linked to.. so they can't even be used as shortcuts haha
yeah i was looking throughout the whole video wondering where the hell the red entrance was
They are all connected together i think i believe you can travel to any red arrow when you get to one
And btw do you know what happens if they loose a fight ? Because I feel like they always got right 😂
@@guillaumeperrin5152 They only failed a fight like.. once I think, super early on haha
I think they lose 1 coin (or maybe 1 per symbol) and get pushed back 2 spaces so they dont get to fight the monster again right away next turn
Here's an idea:
Do this again, but this time they can use notes. The players can write down anything they want unless you're in the monster making slide (so you still have to remember it, but just for like a second before you write it down). However, there's items and other things that allow you to look at other people's notes. This adds a bit of strategy, since you'd have to choose between writing plain text and risking it getting leaked, or encrypting it to make it harder for your opponents to read, but also potentially making it harder for you to read.
i dont think they have enough budget for notes
@@gamer2pl4yer9 for 3 paper and 3 pencils (it's probably better to do it on paper)? It might be a stretch, but I think they can make something work if they put their heads together.
@@gamer2pl4yer9 the blind map one had players drawing their own maps
holy crap that’s good
Fairest Noah game
I mean the board was balanced
ngl, he needs another Noah asset pack, after seeing cannon dwarf, elite dragons and offbrand enderman
Unironically. Like, this is a genuinely balanced game
SmallAnt gained 200IQ in the span of 3 seconds just for a pink birb, That's the gamer right there.
should have made cannondwarf super hard and make it where every time they guessed wrong he gains another shape but gives a free gold away as a throwback to the +300 cannon dwarf lord
55:21 Great thing Noah remembered to set up the ambience for the final boss
shouting "THE AMBA" at the screen, to the weird looks from other people in the room
Bringing Daniel in is a sure fire way to make a video entertaining lmao
I just have a really good memory without training it for some reason. About 8 months ago my friend gave me a 25 digit number to remember and to this day I can still recite it easily
@@bcpdarkness8643not related to the OP (I think you can post this as your own comment), but that's awesome!
Like the art video, when you combine a negative and a negative, it becomes a positive.
Noah's games + Memory games = A good game
The template icons were arranged in a 3x3. They could've just pretended it's a numpad and memorized a number for each monster.
I ended up memorizing the monsters as phone unlock patterns. Worked like a charm.
This was probably the best noah game so far!
only watched half of the video so far but honestly your best gameshow video so far imo (the scuffed RPG ones are great on an entirely seperate axis), the fact that the participants are not constantly just balls of frustration and there isn't constant spinning of wheels is a huge positive, I will happily watch more of this in the future.
Smallant in this will be absolutely wild
Edit: I should explain that from what I remembered smallant has a pretty ridiculously good memory
The prophecy, it was fullfilled
I really like how Noah started small, but his content was already v funny, and now he invites a lot of youtubers I like and still makes great content
Time to make the impossible memory game more impossible.
- Add an upside down triangle
- Occasionally, flip the monsters (which in turns flips the codes)
- Multiple rows of shapes
Also, at 55:00 Captain Kidd could have bought 2 move player hats and moved both Failboat and Small Ant left XD
Could also add letters or numbers inside the shape that you have to remember. Could also have intricated shapes, like a blue triangle inside a red circle idk
I'm only half way through so hopefully it changes... but the lack of a red path to actually follow is killing me.
This reminds me of those school quizzes
Remember that scene in autobots where that guy beat the entire army?
That’s Smant
pettition for noah to make a championship in the style of mario party in wich every round they have to do one of pasts game mechanics to win points, flamingos are the stars btw you can figure it out, but that would be a mega video cus ppl be really crazy and shenanigans are bound to happen
These are my favorite videos, I love the unknowing chaos that unfolds
I remember when there was a language only consists of circles, squares and triangles
I want to say that I really like this game, it takes inspiration from the math game in that it's a "game of the mind" but since it's memorization which is a lot more accessible to people both the players and viewers can participate a lot more easily.
This one was a banger.
The players: what do we do
Noah: Think fast chucklenuts
This is the best thing I've seen all week and really want another 2 hours of it 😂
This was a really really good one. Would love it if some of the games returned sometimes.
for the whole game, i remembered the sequence as numbers instead of objects. because each object can be seen as a number from 1 to 9, 123 is red, 456 is blue, 789 is green.
its much easier to remember numbers than objects
I stopped paying too much attention to the patterns really quickly myself, but I was just so heavily reminded of when I studied pattern recognition in people, and how the human brain is a marvelous thing! I'm amazed at how well they could remember so many of the patterns!!! This was amazing, a great video as always!
This is the first game in a long while where Noah didn't fuck with his contestants, probably because the memorizing was so hard they would've torn him apart if they had to deal with trolling and memorizing. It got real serious real quick and I loved it the whole way through!
men
true
yes
such wise words never spoken before
men 👍
yooo its the real futbol 24 man
This one was very creative, entertaining, and genius.
Does anyone else legitimately feel like this would be a fun game? The sheer intensity when fighting a monster that you know has a long code seemed like it was super fun. It actually has skill involved too, unlike most board games. I might actually try to code a full game for this. There's a lot of fun manipulation you can doo too, such as adding in new colors, new shapes, lengthening codes, etc. Like, imagine each player had a health code. Every time they lose a fight they need to input their health code or else they lose, and after that their health code lengthens some more. Tons of options for items too. It really seems fun tbh.
the curse of the unbeatable final bosss "who loves cannons" cannon dwarf. Totally wasn't the most traumatizing enemy in any series ever XD
best magic the noah video to date. cant wait to see you hit 1 mill subs
I saw the cannon dwarf and I immediately got PTSD because of the last video
I'd love to see a video where the monsters can use the spaces like the players (buy items, have effects applied, teleport etc...) that would be really fun
34:05 Oh no the Dwarf of Louie, Twobold, and Phish’s nightmares Cannon Dwarf has returned
I FEEL there is something fishy with them guessing some of the codes. Maybe... Printscreen? Hahahaha
Anyway amazing game as ever xD
Thank GOD I have a memory palace. I can memorize decks of cards in order if I'm given a few minutes to look at the cards, and very similar principles apply to this! Though instead of having set objects/characters for certain cards, with this I have to be more creative. Once I imagined a square watermelon so big it crushed the car in my garage (green square, first spot), and another time I imagined my sidewalk made of millions of blueberries (blue circle, second spot), and another my feet squishing strawberries on the stairs up to my porch (red circle, third spot).
I literally learned how to make a mind palace over one weekend a few years back and to this day I can still memorize grocery lists even if I haven't used it for months. Highly recommend everyone who reads this tries to build a mind palace, it's a nifty trick. Harder to memorize numbers or specific words or passages, but good for lists of objects (grocery lists, cards, order of books on a bookshelf, random shapes of random colors).
I feel smart for once in my life lol.
What if you can't visualize shit
@@rainydeestar i have aphantasia im fucked LMAO
@@dumbinternetbird actually you can do this with aphantasia! I have whatever the opposite of that is; I can imagine everything basically as if I was there. But the same concept applies. If you look up 'aphantasia' paired with 'memory palace' or 'method of loci' you should find some results. From what I understand it's more about the fact of what you memorize? Instead of an image? In day-today life you can generally recount a walk you took to someone later, and what happened during, and in what order. Just transfer that to a mental place you know well enough to recite locations and details from it, visually imagined or not.
My memory palace is my childhood home, and a walkthrough of it. You assign 'foci' to different locations in a specific order. Mine goes 'garage, sidewalk, porch stairs, porch swing, front door, chandelier, stair landing' etc etc. Each foci is a 'slot' for a package of information. Then whenever you want to remember a list in order, you place certain objects/representations of objects in individual foci in order. The more bizarre the easier it will be to remember.
I'm having trouble describing how else to move forward without visual cues, since I rely on it so much, but it can be done even if you have aphantasia. Maybe think of it as a story you tell yourself instead of a visual walkthrough of a place? I've also heard that for some people with aphantasia visual memory and spatial memory are two different things, and while they don't have access to their visual memory they do to their spatial memory?
Sorry this reply is so long, I just like explaining the memory palace to people lol
This video just reminded me that Smallant is just a genuinely smart person and it showed how smart Kidd and Failboat are as I could barely remember anything.
"Captain kid your simply a tax break" it's just sad and I speak from experience my mother called me a tax break once or twice
34:04
CANNON DWARF!!!
AMBAAAAAAAAAAAA!
The fact that they only got ONE monster code wrong is honestly so impressive
I love the videos that have mostly strategy and skill. It takes more work for the players to build something up than just letting fate decide it all, so there's more at stake. It's a lot more entertaining to watch that way
That was SO fun to watch, my go~osh.
And Ant has really earmed it. From plot arkour luck to overcome all odds with relentless strength...
Such a great video, my god
Thank you for pausing for me to memorise it... truly appreciated, but no thanks. Am to dum four dis.
😂😂 i die of laughter when I watch these
one of these times you should make a really worrying slide (aka something crazy that might make the players worry) off on one end of the slideshow and 'accidentally' switch to it at some point
I watched the first half of the video, went away for a couple hours, and just came back yet i STILL remember the Rizzard and his Tie Fighter. That's one good mnemonic
LETS GO A NEW VIDEO
Stopping kids from saying first
I came up with a powerful strat for this game: translate the shapes into positions on noah's 3x3 grid of shapes. That way you turn the codes into android unlock patterns (or sequence memory on human benchmark if you're familiar with that). At this point you can come up with a mnemonic for the shape of the unlock pattern rather than one for a sequence of 8 shapes, which is way easier.
I find it easier to look at the pieces at the top right as numbers or even as a phone unlock pattern
Tried a couple ways to remember things, converting to a number-code was good but meant I could only hold one in my head. Easiest way was pattern-locks, allowing me to tie movements to the code (where final boss dragon became second easiest code!). Story-mmnemonics worked too, but had the issue of getting mixed up slightly is various ways (stuff could change place, or 2 codes could changed halves).
All had the main issue though: remembering which enemy had which code. Never developed a method for that, and the story-mmnemonics was worst at this as the story had nothing to do with the monster (should have inserted that somehow).
1:15 "Pause to memorize"
My brain: "No, I Don't Think I Will"
Every player asking, "Canon dwarf? "That's new," in light of the previous instance, struck me as absurdly humorous.
SmallAnt's memory skills are of an incomprehensible level. I've seen him doing human benchmark word retention before and he basically could go infinitely.
Love the game idea. Truly diabolical because your failure is a result of your own forgetfulness, but memorizing it all is hell. Hats off to the participants for somehow almost never failing the memory tests.
The game becomes pretty easy when you just use the anchoring memory device. each shape and color becomes its own little image that creates a nice little story.
For instance,
the dragon at the start
is in a green grass field (green square)
and spits fire at a blue cloud (blue circle)
that turns into a pool of blood (red circle)
and the pool of blood becomes a red velvet cape (red square)
that goes back into the grass (green square).
This converts hard pieces of information to remember into a narrative that is more liked by the mind and easier to remember. Rather than some wierd abstraction it becomes a concrete story which is easier to remember for the brain.
I've associated these figures and colors with elements - blue and circle are water, green and square are earth, red and triangle are fire. All green figures was easier to associate with different earth forms (circle for boulder and rock for triangle), others are elemental fusion -- for example, red square means lava and blue triangle means cloud (close to steam). Then get fist letters of these things and for the monster code it's basically like remembering random password - try to make sence of this letters sequence.
Yeah, I've probably went too hard on the strategy, but at least it worked for me)
This is by far the best video I’ve ever watched 😭😭😭 that ending was just.. muah chefs kiss 🤌
For the record Noah made an 'All these squares make a circle' reference with the golem and didn't even notice.
i love to see them struggle but succeed. and that was the whole first half of the video so far. i love that so much. will get back to you when i finish the rest of the video
A good trick for this is to memorize the sequence of colours and shapes as numbers so all you'd have to memorize is, 1 sequence for the entire game and 1 long or short number per monster. Red would be 1-3 blue would be 4-6 and green 7-9 and then just remember the order of the shapes per row.
This has quickly become my favorite channel but I just finished the last of the games last night! Good thing this video arrived to save the day! I am so excited I cant wait to visit the shop
Next time you do this, you need a specter of death that just sits there in an unobstructive place until they get a certain number of cumulative flamingoes, then starts moving around the board (ex. the players have 2 each by 3 players, 6 flamingoes total, it moves for every 3, it moves two spaces). It should have an insane number of shapes and be introduced at the start, spend most of the game inactive, and become active in the late game.
A final boss to spread fear in the players and raise the tension.
Just remember the shape of the grid that he pulled the shapes from, I found that remembering the pattern Noah took from the grid was easier than remembering the shape itself, since you only have to memorize a sequence of lines from shape to shape.
SmallAnt's luck being whatever is the funniest in that moment being proven once again
This is the happiest I've seen the participants. This format is awesome, Noah!
Honestly one of your best vids to date. This was pretty funny lol
You know the game is hard when Noah actually tells you how to win