ASMR Math: 10 by 10 Math Puzzle: a Pattern Recognition Game, Introduction - Male, Soft-Spoken, Paper

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  • @chycho
    @chycho  3 роки тому +8

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    • @K1VV1939
      @K1VV1939 Рік тому

      I get addicted to games - all I see these days is Patters - I'm not sure if I like it or hate it - it's patterns - it's Frequencies - it's the number of times a second it happens and it Hurtz when I ignore it.
      You're a smart guy - you're smarter than me - I saw the 13th times table was a war zone against me father, you saw it as another step Up - You're a smart guy - you're smarter than me.
      I have a problem ... issue is I can reproduce the effect of 9/11 clear enough that I can create an electronic Sculpture that when water Blasted clean is going to leave the numbers "9/11" made in an alloy that can't be made on earth - - - using Only the environment that was available on 9/11 and the important bit is I can re-produce it anywhere on the earth in any city in the earth or any Fly By Wire Computer controlled Aircraft system and I know another agent [US MIL] knows the same thing -
      I'd like a method to chat that doesn't have the rest of the world reading.
      Nothing is safe, Email is best - because nothing is Safe.
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      Afghan and Iraq were bullshit - I Have what I say I Have.
      I have the Smoking Gun.
      I can Reproduce the 9/11 effect and I'm betting that my Grand Father would back my Bets with flight MH370 and MU5735.
      Do the Math do some research - I'm Really Wanting to talk to you - I have No Friends Believe Me - I'm The_Ugly_K1VV1 ...
      instructions on how to get Banned for 20 years ... Blocked from WWW, no emergency calls

  • @alexbarron7965
    @alexbarron7965 8 років тому +336

    The Bob Ross of math

  • @PurpleShmegal
    @PurpleShmegal 7 років тому +134

    You know he was a teacher because he says "right" and "ok" a lot lol

    • @gbs-v5m
      @gbs-v5m 6 років тому +2

      And?

    • @weirdactivities2220
      @weirdactivities2220 5 років тому +1

      None of my teachers do that?

    • @Vahe345
      @Vahe345 5 років тому +14

      He was my best math teacher. Makes learning math interesting unlike most math teachers.

    • @WhimsicalShark
      @WhimsicalShark 3 роки тому

      He also definitely has an irish accent that is americanised and irish people tend to say right a lot

    • @Rylai_xiv
      @Rylai_xiv 3 роки тому +5

      @@WhimsicalShark he is canadian/armenian.

  • @NatorDM
    @NatorDM 5 років тому +10

    This guy is the best!! So many interesting thoughts, ideas, and viewpoints, that are 100% relatable. Deserves many more subs than he has. Some UA-camrs just give up if their content doesn’t blow up instantly or even after a couple of years. This guy is still making videos till this day. Rock on Chycho!!! Your content has more influence than you could possibly know!!!!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  5 років тому

      Thanks for the love, Mills. Lots of love right back. Peace :)

  • @MR_COOOOOOOut
    @MR_COOOOOOOut 8 років тому +109

    I keep thinkong that chycho lools like the lead singer from system of a down

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому +34

      +1984BRAS Serj is my brother from another mother ;)

    • @joshuagilmore1651
      @joshuagilmore1651 8 років тому +4

      +chycho omg you know system of a down. Massive respect

    • @adminassistant4409
      @adminassistant4409 8 років тому +4

      Wake up (wake up)
      Grab a brush and put a little make-up
      Hide the scars to fade away the shake-up

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому +22

      I am most definitely a fan of System. Here is a little review I wrote back in 2006 for Hypnotize. You might like :)
      chycho.blogspot.ca/2012/12/system-of-down-hypnotize.html

    • @LauriAnnSmith
      @LauriAnnSmith 8 років тому +3

      +chycho hypnotize is probably one of my favorite songs by them, other then maybe lonely day ^.^

  • @danielthehead
    @danielthehead 8 років тому +92

    Hey Patrick, you wanna know what's funnier that 24?
    Lemme hear it.
    17:35.

  • @lukeallen5282
    @lukeallen5282 9 років тому +132

    You seem so happy about math, I wish I had that ability. Great vid btw.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  9 років тому +28

      thanks, Luke... and yup, i do love the perspective to life that math offers me, it's a beautiful language.

    • @smackmybones1371
      @smackmybones1371 8 років тому +8

      +chycho I hope you see this, but as I was watching this video, I noticed something about this game.
      I know you mentioned that this game relies on symmetry, but as I watched how you placed your numbers, it looked VERY much like stitching. The game looks like a template for cross-stitching, and if you were to follow dot by dot, you would reach the end. much the same as Cross-Stitching works.
      This may add nothing to your knowledge on the game, but it seems like a nee perspective.
      You also said that it may be a good strategy to leave holes in the outside to jump across when you needed it. Very much like weaving.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому +9

      +Green Dragon That's a great perspective, I hadn't thought about it that way. I actually did some stitch work, sewing, when I was a kid and loved it. It was hypnotic to me and now that you mention it, for sure, it definitely reminds me of that. Thanks for the connection :)

  • @moosegoose2859
    @moosegoose2859 8 років тому +34

    You make me happy man, just everything about you just makes me happy.

  • @jordancohen7915
    @jordancohen7915 Рік тому +2

    Dang this is nostalgic to see this again after all these years

  • @AJddfx
    @AJddfx 8 років тому +7

    And here we see a very valuable use of 100 post-it cards.

    • @AscendingApsolut
      @AscendingApsolut 8 років тому +2

      ...96 actually.

    • @j_roccru4966
      @j_roccru4966 8 років тому

      +AscendingApsolut douche

    • @AJddfx
      @AJddfx 8 років тому +1

      AscendingApsolut I purposely didn't say the number so that if someone was watching this for the first time they wouldn't see how far he got in the game. I appreciate the input though!

  • @asmralice4572
    @asmralice4572 8 років тому +4

    I always loved maths. I was a bit concerned that this video would keep me awake just because I find any mathematics interesting, but I went right to sleep. Thank you for your innovative videos! Bravo!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому

      You're very welcome, and I hope you had sweet dreams :)

  • @littlemarcus15
    @littlemarcus15 7 років тому +4

    How can someone be so happy talking about Math ;D I literally cried my way through algebra 1.

  • @SorrySoup
    @SorrySoup 7 років тому +2

    I've never been particularly good at math, but when i was younger i used to add random three digit numbers together in my head until i fell asleep. I find your videos so relaxing, thank you so much for making them. (:

    • @chycho
      @chycho  7 років тому

      My pleasure, Sam, and a nice trick on falling asleep. You took counting sheep and kicked it up a notch :)

  • @garyparker1220
    @garyparker1220 7 років тому +12

    I find math asmr very relaxing

  • @Top5Viral
    @Top5Viral 9 років тому +10

    Man I love this channel. Keep going you're a great asmrist :P

    • @chycho
      @chycho  9 років тому +3

      XXL Most definitely will do, and thank you :)

  • @tkw4555
    @tkw4555 7 років тому +15

    drinking game: take a shot every time he says "right"

  • @VivisDoomsday
    @VivisDoomsday 9 років тому

    Thanks for the video man! Math is kind of a hobby to me and adding the ASMR aspect makes this video even better!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  9 років тому

      +Anthony Hernandez My pleasure, brother. Great hobby you have there :)

  • @thegoodestboy780
    @thegoodestboy780 8 років тому +9

    Your videos make me very comfortable. Thank you for these.

  • @TheOverdxse
    @TheOverdxse 8 років тому +2

    you have a wonderful personality. You're glow and enthusiasm with everything makes you very good for asmr. You could make anyone's anxiety melt away.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому +3

      *BLUSH*
      :)

  • @Adoogna
    @Adoogna 8 років тому +1

    i think learning this brought me to sleep more than the whispers it was a good video

  • @stormyascent6982
    @stormyascent6982 8 років тому +2

    Just found your channel. Subscribed. I've been looking for a male voice like yours, and the content is interesting too!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому

      +Stormy Ascent Cool, welcome to my channel, I hope you enjoy your stay :)

  • @AltimaMantoid
    @AltimaMantoid 8 років тому +5

    Hoooooly tingles, I don't think they stopped for most of this video

  • @hollie7470
    @hollie7470 8 років тому +2

    Your maths videos are fantastic!

  • @samstevens6544
    @samstevens6544 8 років тому +1

    This is such a great video Chycho. Love your work. Please do more puzzle/problem solving videos they are super soothing. :)

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому +2

      Thanks, Sam, and will do. I actually have a couple of puzzle vids planned out, hoping to get to them towards the end of the year while doing the comic book reads for set #4. Fingers crossed :)

  • @wranglers575
    @wranglers575 9 років тому

    I was surprised at how relaxing this was, looking forward to viewing more of your content.

  • @DJCharizard
    @DJCharizard 8 років тому

    Played this with my grandmother since she likes puzzles such as sadoku and I got to about 70 while she got about 60 most of the time. We used different strategies and it was a neat little thing to do on a lazy sunday afternoon. Great work on the video and thanks for teaching me about the game!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому

      +DJ Charizard You're very welcome... and please say hello to your grandma. Glad she liked the game :)

  • @williamcantone1343
    @williamcantone1343 6 років тому +1

    Chycho deserves his own discovery channel program

  • @GitaGirl49
    @GitaGirl49 9 років тому +1

    oh wow! your voice, only you could make math calm!!! I love you for that!! amazing!!!!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  9 років тому

      +M'Lynne Crawley :)

  • @owenwilliams1222
    @owenwilliams1222 8 років тому +6

    This puzzle is actually very fun! Thank you for showing me this!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому

      +AppocolyptoRachet You're very welcome :)

  • @ChrisCanomi
    @ChrisCanomi 2 роки тому

    I wish I had teachers like him

  • @jonasengstrom3979
    @jonasengstrom3979 8 років тому +5

    Got to 97 on my first try. Now I'm hooked.

  • @pachzotter
    @pachzotter 8 років тому +1

    Very, very impressive! I will definitely be trying this myself!

  • @DemoniteBL
    @DemoniteBL 9 років тому

    This was so simply but so fantastic. Really good video!

  • @sydney19931
    @sydney19931 6 років тому +12

    If I’d had a maths teacher like you in school, I might have passed maths. 🙂

  • @notasclever
    @notasclever 9 років тому

    This is incredible. You are incredible. Thank you for making this video

    • @chycho
      @chycho  9 років тому

      **Blush!**... thanks, brother/sister, and you're very welcome. Peace :)

  • @calebtrotter3248
    @calebtrotter3248 3 роки тому +1

    instead of catching up on heat transfer lectures this weekend, i’ll be playing this.

  • @jackbromfield1832
    @jackbromfield1832 3 роки тому +2

    Interesting the points system you mention at the end. I reckon it would be better if say you got 96... you get 4 points as it is 4 away from 100. Both players use this rule and whoever has the lowest total after all rounds is the winner. Just a suggestion :)

    • @chycho
      @chycho  3 роки тому +2

      Nice suggestion :) ... would have to modify it though to make sure it reflects the difficulty level, so maybe a multiple of two (exponential). So 100 = Zero points, 99=2, 98=4, 97=8, 96=16 and so on.

  • @recalcitrance2561
    @recalcitrance2561 9 років тому +5

    The brain is amazing.

  • @XxKingOfHeshxX
    @XxKingOfHeshxX 9 років тому +1

    Cheers from Edmonton Alberta! keep up the great ASMR videos chycho!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  9 років тому

      ***** Hello neighbour. Salutations from Vancouver :)

  • @aaronbellak5438
    @aaronbellak5438 6 років тому +1

    I am genuinely fond of math, although I sometimes find it challenging.(I find it fun as well.) Your video has given me, as well as countless other great enjoyment, along with something to keep me busy while on the train on the way to work. Cheers!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  6 років тому

      I'm very happy that this video has been received in this light and providing people with some fun times, a pleasure to share, Aaron. Peace :)

  • @conjames421
    @conjames421 9 років тому

    Great Video! Thanks for sharing I'll have to try this sometime either by programming or by hand!

  • @LTCapt.326
    @LTCapt.326 9 років тому

    Excellent adventure! Had me on the edge. I thought you were going to make it. It's nice hearing a Canadian voice again. Raised south of the Border in Buffalo, now in South Florida. Keep up the excellent work good sir!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  9 років тому +1

      haha... will do... and for the record, every time I start this puzzle/game I have the full intention of completing it... slowly the tension builds. Will it be this time? will I make it? Round and around I go... one more jump... one more jump! ... fun :)
      Salutations to you from the West Coast of Canada.

  • @immortan-valkyrie90
    @immortan-valkyrie90 8 років тому +1

    I had to substitute a math class recently and I showed them this game to try out. I'm not a math teacher lol I needed help and I'm glad I came across your channel!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому

      +LordAlucardsbride Cool, welcome to my channel, and I hope the kids liked the game. Peace :)

  • @RedmayneDeadmayne
    @RedmayneDeadmayne 2 роки тому +1

    Wow! This is a fantastic one I didn't know about, this game looks really fun and the answer you showed formed a nice pattern that after 20 I was able to see where it was going for the rest of it. This is really awesome, I love finding old gems of yours I've never seen before!

  • @LennyTurner
    @LennyTurner 9 років тому +3

    Omg I love ASMR and I love Maths! This has made my day haha ;')

  • @GloriousSwag
    @GloriousSwag 4 роки тому +1

    I didn't know Count Dooku was a math enthusiast.

  • @rickeyboy42
    @rickeyboy42 8 років тому

    A lot like the Knight's Tour. Always had trouble with that one.

  • @gxpxnx6379
    @gxpxnx6379 9 років тому

    I used to be an adventurer like you... But then i took myself into "10 by 10" game

  • @Camps2630
    @Camps2630 5 років тому +6

    Yes. I know my multiplication tables. *slowly hides*

  • @jenniferlosobka3078
    @jenniferlosobka3078 8 років тому +1

    I'm totally going to do this game and see what i come up with.

  • @ashleyswain1526
    @ashleyswain1526 7 років тому +5

    I know I'm late but I just managed to get 100 and fill my board! shame it took me so long to find this video this was really fun!

  • @roderik1990
    @roderik1990 9 років тому +1

    Seems like a variation of the knight's tour problem, with a different movement pattern.
    Which makes this some form of Hamiltonian path problem.
    I wonder how many solutions there are, and how many solutions there are for different sized grids.

  • @FW-Lifeline
    @FW-Lifeline 6 років тому +1

    You are truly amazing... keep up the great work!! Oh, and BTW, I tried this game/puzzle and got 93!!! Thanks for teaching me the game. One more thing, you seem like a happy man! You are happy about math, and that is good!! You have a new subscriber!!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  6 років тому

      Thanks for sub, Tyler, and most definitely, love looking at the world and life through the lens of mathematics. So much to appreciate.... and welcome to my channel, I hope you enjoy your stay :))

  • @testtest-lc4xz
    @testtest-lc4xz Місяць тому

    I miss when Chycho used to do videos like this.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  Місяць тому

      I miss the world where I could just focus on only making this type of content, however, in times of genocide and tyranny, imho, it is an obligation to speak out. Here is to getting back to more non-political and economic content sooner rather than later.

    • @testtest-lc4xz
      @testtest-lc4xz Місяць тому +1

      @@chycho I hear you. Keep speaking out.

  • @helena_5456
    @helena_5456 8 років тому

    You're a wonderful man. I love math and ASMR. Subbed :)

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому +1

      +Helena Hansen Cool, welcome to my channel :)

  • @cjbcjbcjbcjbcjb6083
    @cjbcjbcjbcjbcjb6083 8 років тому +5

    The Mysterious Ashens guy is real!

    • @cjbcjbcjbcjbcjb6083
      @cjbcjbcjbcjbcjb6083 8 років тому

      Maxwell Zimmermann it's in LOADS of his vids, they basically pop up for a frame,

  • @Ychiz42nd
    @Ychiz42nd 5 років тому +1

    Cool game, thanks.

  • @jacderida
    @jacderida Рік тому +1

    I watch this video all the time for the ASMR. However, I've been wondering about something. Would it be possible to calculate the total number of valid complete grids, given the movement rules? Is it possible it's so challenging because the number of valid arrangements is quite small?

    • @chycho
      @chycho  Рік тому +1

      There has to be a way to do this but my math is not powerful enough to do. It would be a sort of "Knight's tour" type of play/math, but probably with more possibilities.

  • @GraceNotesBEYOURSELF
    @GraceNotesBEYOURSELF 7 років тому +2

    PLEASE do more Math games!!!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  7 років тому +3

      Love the games, Jacob, and I do plan on doing and I'll try and get more done as soon as I can. I really want to layer my work so I can be more effective as a teacher, so when I see an opportunity to link it with Language of Math content, i will definitely do. Wish I could freeze time and go ballistic with this work... we can dream :)

  • @Okosaki
    @Okosaki 8 років тому

    This looks really fun, I am going to have to play this. I need an easy way to make 10x10 grids though.

  • @needlermasta
    @needlermasta 9 років тому +14

    33:50
    4-100= -96
    I'm smarter than a math teacher, yay!

    • @starilie
      @starilie 9 років тому +4

      I think he just means 4 subtracted from 100, haha

    • @Fridgebeast
      @Fridgebeast 9 років тому

      +TheSneakyOnion 4-100= -96.... "-96"

    • @dontstopmenow3662
      @dontstopmenow3662 9 років тому

      +TheSneakyOnion lol i was going to comment the same thing. This video was great though- i'm going to see if my math teacher knows the game :)

  • @dallasboringnews7157
    @dallasboringnews7157 5 років тому +1

    Great channel.

  • @poeticyy
    @poeticyy 9 років тому +14

    Greetings from Turkey. We call this game Turkey 10s.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  9 років тому +8

      poeticyy Greetings from Canada. First time I've heard it called that, and a search didn't pop up anything, but I do like it. "Turkey 10s", it's fitting and simple... got my vote... thanks :))

  • @AlexG-g5l
    @AlexG-g5l 10 місяців тому +1

    Didn’t know the lead singer of SOAD does asmr

    • @chycho
      @chycho  10 місяців тому

      ... and math, don't forget the math

  • @wesharper5034
    @wesharper5034 8 років тому

    Man math never came easy to me in school. But you help it all make sense and I actually get it. Wish I would have had you as a teacher. I would have actually enjoyed math haha.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому

      I really wish our schools did a better job teaching math as well. It's a shame that they don't. I'll do my part though and keep putting these out. Hopefully in about 10 years i'll have all of high school math covered... slow and steady.

  • @akhtara.164
    @akhtara.164 9 років тому +1

    That was pretty great

  • @DrumsAndMetal
    @DrumsAndMetal 6 років тому +1

    You make me want to go to collage and fail math just so I can hire you as a tutor.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  6 років тому +1

      haha... and for anyone that's into Drums and Metal, I'd guarantee that you would not fail math, ever :)

  • @tigershav
    @tigershav 8 років тому +1

    What makes this game hard is the fact that 10 is not is
    divisble by 3. Maybe you could try solving as a 9x9 and making moves onto the 10th squares that, when you re-enter the 9x9 grid would have been a possible move from where you left the 9x9.. I don't know if I explained that well. I don't have time to play this game but I wish I could. :(

  • @phaedruscj3330
    @phaedruscj3330 Рік тому +1

    1. I may not know math but at least I understand why post-it notes were invented.
    2. I'm just getting started down this rabbit hole but wonder if this can be done using the same rules but on a smaller board?

    • @chycho
      @chycho  Рік тому +1

      For sure, you can do it with a 5x5 grid (25 boxes), and there are solutions for it. There is actually a method where you can break this grid into 4 parts and complete each one to give you a 10x10 (100 squares)

  • @eliteriot1067
    @eliteriot1067 5 років тому +2

    Mobile Time Stamps
    |
    Skip Intro (5:29)
    Play Game
    |

    • @chycho
      @chycho  5 років тому

      Thank you, added :)

  • @andrewnewell6414
    @andrewnewell6414 8 років тому

    this was very interesting. I really enjoyed this, thank you!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому

      You're very welcome :)

  • @j.r.bannister
    @j.r.bannister 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome video, Chycho. I hope you have been well as of late - I don't expect you to remember, but I reached out to you way back in the day and had asked if you'd heard of or listened to Volbeat. I haven't heard their newest stuff, but I love their first four albums, definitely recommend them!
    Happy Friday and much love!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  2 роки тому +1

      Hello hello, just looked up Volbeat again, and yup, remember checking out a couple of their tracks at the time. I didn't continue listening to them, but did like the sound a lot. Nice high energy :)
      ... and thank you for the well wishes, here is to a nice chill 2022, if we can manage it :)

  • @alfreddrevis7364
    @alfreddrevis7364 8 років тому +1

    Thank you Sao Feng!

  • @lccarole9011
    @lccarole9011 9 років тому

    This is awesome!!!!

  • @Lulu-ci5qq
    @Lulu-ci5qq 9 років тому +1

    I wonder if we can solve this in a way we can go from the number 100 to the number 1 with one move, thus making a sort of infinite loop. A bit like in the knight's tour puzzle...

  • @shadohuntr1
    @shadohuntr1 9 років тому

    This is was really addictive! I spent the last couple days playing this in my free time, and I finally got to 100

    • @chycho
      @chycho  9 років тому +1

      Nav Sweet! :)

  • @frate9165
    @frate9165 7 років тому +1

    Hi, have you tried doing it in reverse? Maybe start from 100 and count down? Idk, I personally would probably try it once I get the chance.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  7 років тому +1

      No I haven't played it that way, counting down, but it should work the same... might help though, a psychological twist to help complete the puzzle. I'll give it a try next time I play.

  • @starilie
    @starilie 9 років тому

    Maybe try working from the corners in as a strategy? I feel like those are easily missed if not careful.

  • @steelegiggles
    @steelegiggles 6 років тому +1

    The lines in every direction for a true magic square must equal 505.

  • @justinjhung9322
    @justinjhung9322 4 роки тому +1

    Bob Ross of mathematics.

  • @NOSCOPE-tv4io
    @NOSCOPE-tv4io 8 років тому

    I managed to make a 5*5 square grid starting in the middle and finished in a way so that I would start at the center of the next 5 by 5 matrix. Now ,since the grid can be rotated, as a consequence I created a multitude of ways to solve a 10 by 10 grid as well as any x by y grid where x and y is divisible by 5 ... and much more. Including cyclic solutions.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому

      This sounds super cool, can you share one of your solutions?

  • @bleu8882
    @bleu8882 7 років тому +1

    I hated math, I now want to work in the field of computers. I now really need to know math and actually doing it right is kind of fun! I want to develop games soon. This will definitely help me. Thanks!!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  7 років тому

      Cool. Hope you enjoy the learning process and end up making some awesome games, and when you do, let us know. Would love to see :)

    • @bleu8882
      @bleu8882 7 років тому +1

      chycho will do!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  7 років тому

      :)

  • @scarykitten9082
    @scarykitten9082 7 років тому +2

    This reminds me of math class because in both situations my eyes are closed

  • @eberk24
    @eberk24 6 років тому +1

    is it possible to completely fill 100 squares? i wanna see how can we do

    • @chycho
      @chycho  6 років тому +1

      Yup, it's possible and some people have provided solutions in the comments. Here is a post I made about this game a few years ago and it contains the solution that my student provided me, just scroll down the page a little and you'll see it: chycho.blogspot.ca/2014/01/an-exercise-for-mind-10-by-10-math.html

    • @eberk24
      @eberk24 6 років тому +1

      chycho thank you :) i wonder can we do it with a l-shape too? like knight in chess

    • @chycho
      @chycho  6 років тому +1

      I think it's possible, I remember reading a comment about it a while ago, that the Knight's tour should also work for this, if I recall correctly that is.

  • @K1VV1939
    @K1VV1939 Рік тому +1

    Riveted to the end - Comment: I am not going to start playing this game - I think it's one of those games that I could literally starve to death.
    My dad drummed the times tables into me and I hated it - but we got to x12 before he took my death threats seriously and he gave me a pass on x13. My Grand Father was a Bookie.

  • @shintaayam
    @shintaayam 7 років тому

    Wow how come i just found out your channel? Math sure makes me sleepy😂 nice asmr vids!! I hope ur channel would grow bigger soon!!!

    • @shintaayam
      @shintaayam 7 років тому +1

      And you just got a subscriber😋

    • @chycho
      @chycho  7 років тому

      Welcome to my channel :))

  • @arsus9198
    @arsus9198 7 років тому +2

    Once i learned the rules i paused the video , made a table myself and got 94
    I think i got the pattern right but i must've gotten confused somewhere along the game.
    anyway I'll try again tomorrow morning and see if I can finish it.

  • @dcoch
    @dcoch 5 років тому +1

    Chycho, I just solved this puzzle using a different strategy than the ones you posted. How can I get you a screenshot of it?

    • @chycho
      @chycho  5 років тому

      Cool :) ... how about uploading the screenshot to imgur - imgur.com/ - or anther image sharing site? ... by the way, the odds are next week, probably starting Wednesday or Thursday, we're going to do a few live stream sessions of this game on Twitch... hopefully anyway. Feel free to join us, here is my channel on twitch: www.twitch.tv/chycholive

    • @dcoch
      @dcoch 5 років тому

      @@chycho cochd.imgur.com/all/ I've never used imgur before so I hope that worked. I ended up beating it 4 times last night... well, 3 times really because two were on the same axis of symmetry.

    • @dcoch
      @dcoch 5 років тому +1

      @@chycho Really glad I found your channel again. It's been years. Do you still have that video on your channel about how to live off the grid or without leaving a traceable tech footprint by randomization of purchases and online activity? It was one of my favorites.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  5 років тому

      That sounds like a great video, don't think it was me though ;) ... by the way, the imgur link is dead?

    • @dcoch
      @dcoch 5 років тому +1

      @@chycho Sorry, it was your video on Anomalies, Prisons, and Geophysics. I found it. Let me see if I can fix the imgur issue real quick.

  • @nierenjoyer3015
    @nierenjoyer3015 8 років тому +1

    Great video. You seem to love maths very much :)

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому

      +Sweet Tooth Yup, do indeed. I wouldn't be who I am and my life wouldn't be what it is without math, that's for sure.

    • @nierenjoyer3015
      @nierenjoyer3015 8 років тому +1

      Thats great !

  • @Jaojao_puzzlesolver
    @Jaojao_puzzlesolver 5 років тому +2

    I've watched some math videos and ASMR videos.
    UA-cam : Why not both at the same time ?
    Me : That's *brilliant* !

  • @FireyRedHot
    @FireyRedHot 4 роки тому +1

    i wonder if there's a way to calculate the lowest possible score

    • @UberBenCat
      @UberBenCat 3 роки тому

      You can lose in 6 moves if you use the corner to limit your options

  • @614560w
    @614560w 9 років тому +1

    this would be an amazing ipad game!!

  • @maggoli67
    @maggoli67 8 років тому

    96 looks dang spiffy, to me! Well done!

    • @chycho
      @chycho  8 років тому

      Thanks :))

  • @xavierthe9
    @xavierthe9 8 років тому +1

    Made it to 89 on my second try. Very fun game!

  • @jacksonfarmer3415
    @jacksonfarmer3415 9 років тому

    Subscribed! I hate math but you've made it relaxing and interesting.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  9 років тому

      +Jackson Farmer Cool, welcome to my channel :)

  • @joxnjoxn399
    @joxnjoxn399 7 років тому +1

    Chycho if you are interested in solving this, chess theory may help you. Check out the Knight's Tour, which involves using a knight to move to every square on the chessboard once. There are infinite ways to do it, so long as a pattern is used. Also, keep in mind the symmetry of the 8x8 chessboard. Essentially it is a 4x4 grid arranged next to one another, meaning that any starting square you choose in one quarter has the same properties as in another quarter. Now in this 10x10 we can focus on a 5x5 quarter to identify starting squares which lead to easier patterns.
    Ill share a video to you soon with my ideas. I got to 98 on my best try.

    • @chycho
      @chycho  7 років тому

      Awesome! A video outlining the strategy would be very helpful. For sure let me know when it's up, would love to take a look and try it out, as I'm sure others would as well :)

    • @joxnjoxn399
      @joxnjoxn399 7 років тому +1

      I uploaded my solution! Check out the link. Im going to add some music to make it more interesting.
      Thanks a lot
      ua-cam.com/video/Ki9rgs_5Kxs/v-deo.html

    • @chycho
      @chycho  7 років тому +1

      Dude, that is fantastic. I just watched it and it seems so simple with your explanation. So good! ... and thank you for the love, right back at you as well. You're explanation and the way you presented the solution was so easy to follow. Think I'll be giving it a try as well :))

    • @joxnjoxn399
      @joxnjoxn399 7 років тому +1

      chycho thanks! I follow your videos for the way you make the concepts easy to understand.! Im happy i got to share it with you

    • @chycho
      @chycho  7 років тому

      I'm very happy about it as well, brother, you did a fantastic job... and thank you for the complement, I'll keep on doing what I'm doing and hopefully not have too many misses. Peace :)

  • @wades9327
    @wades9327 3 місяці тому +1

    One of the best ASMR videos. Still can't get past 77 dude. Or 78. Or 88. Whatever.....zzzzz

  • @insaneschizoid
    @insaneschizoid 8 років тому

    He's that one guy from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

  • @soulsvitality
    @soulsvitality 7 років тому +1

    if i recall, this used to be a computer game i think :) "something" sweeper?

    • @chycho
      @chycho  7 років тому +2

      I think you're thinking about Minesweeper. A fun game in it's own right.

    • @soulsvitality
      @soulsvitality 7 років тому +1

      yes! a very fun game!

  • @chrisfowler2535
    @chrisfowler2535 3 роки тому +1

    I got 96 on my first go which im very proud of and then ive just witnessed my brother get 100 on his first go