The End Of R/Place - Streamers LIVE Reactions
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- #rplace #reddit #twitch #streamers
00:00 - xQcOW
00:56 - Pokimane
01:56 - Mizkif
02:57 - Tectone
03:58 - Hasanabi
04:57 - Sodapoppin
05:54 - Emiru
06:40 - Erobb221
07:33 - MoistCrit1kal
This was low key the best event that’s happened on the internet in a long time
the best thing since the last place lmfao
High key
Yup it united two polar ends of Indian reddit... didn't knew it will ever happen
Your likes should be in the thousands.
This was the peoples war. I hope we see more wars like this. It literally united people to put forth a war on other people
The collective confusion of everyone during the whiteout was amazing. What a way to end this.
I was eating dinner and showing my Mom the fight between Emiru and the Warframe community when I zoomed out and see France just disappear.
I was with the the top of the alliance mostly bronies when this happened we were in discord watching it unfold
The brownies we're neutral throughout all this helping destroyed allies
So glad I was here for this. There was no way to explain it. I think all of us went through the same range of emotions as these streamers. Confusion, sadness, relief, happiness. I didn't think I would be so into r/place but it was truly one of the most memorable things I have taken part of on the internet.
i instantly started helping correct the french flag to 🏳
Whoever came up with the idea of ending r/place by the people making the artwork themselves are absolutely genius.
It was the ultimate, 4 day long April fools joke, working hard to make art, now all you can place is white and erase all your own work.
@@soulance8342 Banksy must be proud
@@MossPalone very
Whoever had good relationships with the others survived the longest
Personally it felt good to finally have revenge on those that wronged the teams I've been part of
Only allowing white tiles was genius for 2 reasons. That and it exposed the bots - bots were “correcting” pixels even when they didn’t need correcting
Love how every American streamer was clueless for several minutes, claiming it was a hack, a glitch or bots, while the French team figured it out in ten seconds
Tellement et on s'en battez les couilles d'une puissance alors que les espagnol et les américains full blancooooooo lets go we win alors que pas du tout
@@hcover 👏🤖
@@Celwind nop
@@hcover Okay 🙄
@@Celwind it's called an active community, nothing to do with bots, so go cry me a river
My favorite part of this whole thing is showing that humans by nature are competitive even if its for digital space
Competitive is part of it. I think this shows humans are tribal and are willing to work together to complete a common goal.
And out of chaos there is beauty
It feels like there was way more collaboration and cooperation than competition. most competition was from streamers for the content
@@bigsquez true its like a microcosm on how countries and empires form in history
@@namoc1455 How I put it to someone else was Realistically this was peak Human nature the strong forced their way in while the meek hid trying to salvage even a memory they existed. This was literally an art war version of humanities tendencies.
everyone: "it's turning white? let's all attack france!"
also everyone: "they are turning white coz of bots"
Yeah people didn't realize that French were the only team using their brain, other streamers were kinda braindead. France used teams to rotate and correct everything with cohesion and not like Spain lol. Spain was... ouch.
@@moussesucree France used bots extensively hence why they wiped off quickly.
@@moussesucree Lol Spain was also coordinated and with way more people, the bots were obvious just not cheat on a event made for fun.
@@abrahammelano3495 the Spanish were using bots, the french weren't, look at the streams, this was organisation at its finest, unlike the spanish crybabies
@@abrahammelano3495 if you trully think so how come even in the Arc de triomphe they were among us? if they were a use of bots from the french people they would have been wiped :/ spain had ne "number" i don't think most of viewers were participating but with absolutely no organisation compared to french. it's just fact you can check everywhere and the Big ass FRA in white at the end just proved we did not used bots. i understand you guys think we cheated but with so many evidence showing we did not calling us cheaters just make us proud of our performance. you have a good day
This depicts real wars very accurately, lots of parties involved, many betrayels, many alliances and a heck lot of emotions but at the end all that remains is nothingness (referencing the white canvas)
It's not that deep brother.
@@wontonman4739 Realistically yes it is this was peak Human nature the strong forced their way in while the meek hid trying to salvage even a memory they existed. This was literally an art war version of humanities tendencies.
Yeah white canvas do be ruining everything
The fact that the Omori faction managed to get Germany and Star Wars as an early ally, for their size is genuinely amazing
@@wontonman4739
It is that deep, and Reddit knew exactly what they were doing when designing it to end this way. You may just be slow for not making that connection.
This was soooo insane. I was showing my brother how this worked and as soon as I explained to him you can change one pixel to any color it was only letting me place white and i thought my side was glitching out i was so confused lol. Then it clicked like 5 mins later. These past few days have been the most entertaining thing on twitch for as long as i could remember .
WOW!!
Th fact France disappeared that fast is not because it was losing but because at the end everyone just raided it
They probably used bots to maintain it but then only white was allowed so the bots overwrote their own work.
@@russellb8314 that's exactly what happened, plus everyone was fighting France too.
@@russellb8314 lmao there was no possibilites to booting they were just way more organized
Keep crying
@@manwhite948 tf
@@russellb8314 HUMAN
Its also crazy how many streamers met each other for the first time through discord calls. Like ibai and mizkif being in a call was nuts to me. But ironmouse and xqc interacting with each other was my favorite lol
Don't forget Ludwig's peace talks with the French! That was absolutely insane.
@@If_Only_I_Knew_Why damn i didnt catch that ill try to look up some vids lol
Who?
Sodapoppin was also talk with Polish streamer on discord and thay had alliance. Even though they had language blocks. It was amazing!
The BBMC I feel had the weirdest alliance. It was the mandem,BBMC, The Germans, Zerka, the croatians, Nopixel India, The Angels, and then at one point even Dream joined in. WILDEST SHIT to experience.
Best part was we were fighting against the Russians! AND WE WON!!!!
France is very impressive they can defends against so many persons. Congratulations to them.
ty bro :D finally someone who acknowledges our work
Thank Kameto ! (King of french team)
@@TheDaisukii actually I like kamet0 I think he's a great streamer
@@xtremwolf5307 yeah ! he managed to unite us all for our flag. (not like our politicians.) Anyway, gg to all participating communities. (Sorry for my english ! Peace !)
@@TheDaisukii Ne t'inquiète pas pour ton anglais , je parle un petit peu français et (google traduction) réellement bravo parce que l'organisation a été géniale.
r/place will go down in history one of the coolest internet events, i will tell my kids about this story in future
I mean, it was already down in history
You say that as if this was the first time lol
The QR Rick Roll team was so intense. Got raided and griefed constantly and had the difficult task of making a functioning code that could sustain maximum 7% error. I’ll never forget it
You’ll probably just have to wait another half a decade
even at 2017 it was a great event
>Around 1 million people contested the French area
"French bots are killing themselves"
I guess people who don't know about how programming works can say that.
This. Bots won’t do that unless they’re told to, and no bot programmer would ever tell a boy to do that. Those were real people.
Litteraly everyone exept French : everybody put white on the French flag !
Everyone one after that : France use bot cause they Turner white in first !
lool
Correction: everyone AND French
It's so true Lmao
@@itano07 No lol, there's no point of destroying your proper flag.
@@laser_red1820 Well some like me did, it's just a game. As fleeting as a butterfly
It was so sad to see it go away and I hope it is gonna be here next year
It will return in 5 yrs.
@@S1ngh1 trolldispair Why Not Every year
@@twichtandy8772 don't know it return this year after 4 5 years
@@twichtandy8772 can't happen every year or it wouldn't be as special
@@yahstino no its a big event and as you can see basically the whole world participated. Its a really special and fun event and wouldn't be the same every year. So when it returns after 5yrs its a long time and we all are very excited again and the pixels dont lose their charm.
There’s something rather profound about how place ended. Everything fades, nothing is immortalized, all we know will one day end. Good job Reddit, very fun to be a part of👏👏👏
Like those Buddhist monks who make beautiful sand art and then immediately destroy it to not be so attached to it
redditor moment
AND…. France goes first.
Perfect.
"its gonna ruin everything everywhere"
that's the point, makes people learn to let it go after so much hard work everything will always turns into its original form,
Except this lesson is just untrue trying to impose physical rules onto the internet doesn’t work…. Things CAN AND WILL live forever on the internet every time someone has tried to do a “you gotta let go” it never works. R/place has just gotten copied from a few minutes before the whiteout meaning it’s all still fine. Unus anus said “all the videos will be gone” but you can still find clips and even full videos around “everything dies” is just not true online and it annoys when people keep trying to make it so
@@supapoopatroopa6882 I mean the way digital things work everything will eventually degrade
@@mortismain6719 Yes and in the end everything humankind has ever created will amount to nothing as the universe ceases functions after all the energy leftover finally vanishes, doesn’t mean the stuff we do right now needs to or will disappear in our lifetimes.
@@supapoopatroopa6882 Yeah, Unus Annus was a dumb idea handled poorly, even if the most videos were superb. Something dying doesn’t mean everything it did vanishes. It just means it can’t produce anything new. It also doesn’t work when it’s very easy to download UA-cam videos and put them on a flash drive.
I mean the last picture is still there
Changing everything to white was a smart move by Reddit. This whole thing felt like a thought experiment by Reddit. You saw a bunch of people participating, trying hard to leave their mark. And just when they felt comfortable with their work, then comes Reddit with the white block. Now you can only "delete" stuff. And once people realised what was happening, they all still wanted to leave their mark by "deleting" everything. Not one pixel was left coloured. It's bittersweet, but also an interesting look into the human psyche.
aight
I love how one of the dudes reaction was like “it’s a glitch on Reddit’s end” and “I think someone hacked reddit” 🤦♂️
Pepepains guy
Pepepains guy
Pepepains guy
they should have done like a 50% chance your pixel is white, so the canvas suffers a slow death
Le fait que le Twitch FR a compris direct que c'était la fin du r/place mais eux continuent de dire qu'il y a un "glitch" chez Reddit ça me bute
en même temps ils croyaient pouvoir "gagné" comme ça ... alors qu'a focus la france il n'ont fait que perdre. ils ont passé le Rplace a détruire sans réussir et rien construire
Watching Xqc's stream with the epic halo music pumping during this was so appropriate lol. The twist ending was totally unexpected and the hectic scramble as everyone was figuring it out was really exciting. A last bit of good drama to close it out. This was honestly a pretty unforgettable internet event.
to be fair I think the art still will be remembered through the eons. Although it would be the whole video, not just he end.
I haven’t even heard of this thing by the looks of it people will forget about this and move on
@@SuperMariofan-pi6nw they will do this every 5 years forever, 100s of years from now they will look back on the early days of the internet which we are living through now, much like we look back on hieroglyphics in egypt, how is your vision so short sighted
@@SuperMariofan-pi6nw nah people still talk about 2017 place and share the image around. xqc was getting 250k viewers just getting people to place pixels on it
@@TBBowman if Reddit still exists in 100 years I'm going to live on Mars instead
People will forget in a month….
I really hope they don't wait every five years to do this again. I could understand if they don't do it annually but hell five years is a long time. They would be expecting a lot out of all of us to live long enough for the next one XD Two years would be alright.
5 years is ok, that way they could not prepare bots. It would stop some companies to put ads there.
@@treestump17 huh? but wouldnt that logic mean that shorter is better because in 5 years someone could make a bot that does that but if its only 2 years theres a chance that the person making the bot is still not finished
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But five years went by in a flash. It's all right.
I'd be fine if place didn't come back for another 5 years. In fact I don't want it to be a frequent event.
Good things are best in moderation. Too much of a good thing is a bad thing.
French to mizkif « We will give you this place but it’s for reckful pixel art, we will help you if you promise to not attack us »
Mizkif « I swear »
Mizkif at the end « attack FRANCE ! »
I knew we can’t trust Americans haha.
I like how everyone immediately decided to attack France
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Because they’re dumb
Then they say france used bots to turn it white while everyone attacked it lol
What an amazing ending. It's true, it's not supposed to be a piece that'll be remembered forever. It's supposed to be a memory. A moment. An experience. Blinding, radiant, fleeting, gone all too fast. Like all things and all life. To cherish the vibrance before it all goes white, faded away.
Except it’s on the internet so that’s just wrong…. Wanna do this effect justice gather everyone and draw a real physical painting then burn it you can’t erase something online it will live on
CHILLS
@@supapoopatroopa6882 Good idea do that next with real war
Yes that’s why the subreddit is currently filled with images of the completed picture.
I like how those who got it played like litteral warlords battling for territory then you had people like poki who just wanted to see cute shit drawed on the canvas...
Truue XD
Human nature, we will fight even over digital space
how can moist have a good take on everything
I have really come to respect him. He has a good take 99 percent of the time and the 1 percent of the time that he doesnt he ends up admitting it and makes a good take out of his bad take!
Because he is the moist one.
His only bad take is that lettuce on burger is bad
@@muhammadrahim4712 We call that a based take still not as bad as cheese tho
Be empathetic while caring about facts! Not leaning to the left or right!
The funniest part is all of them thinking they finally somehow got a leg up on the French lol
it felt like old twitch for a while... now back to modern twitch
That was awesome, thanks to everyone that participated, a little aftertaste that people misunderstand french community but there is everything on reddit everyone can think himself, peace and love for France let’s fight again in 5 years 🙂
it was indeed in the end a good fight see you for the revenge in 5 years :p
The bots ruined everything.
Which streamer did you support ?
I love how Chance was just chilling with the polish. This event was actually such a cool way to get little insights into the streaming communities of other countries
Ludwig "I THINK SOMEBODY HACKED REDDIT" lmaooooo
Despite everyone's confusion at first, I think this was a very wholesome way to end r/place. No matter what happens, everything turns back to white how it all started, and all the art made becomes nothing but a memory.
Honestly the Whiteout was a genius ending
Literally everyone : "ThEre Is A GliTCh OmAgAd Hax3d R3dd1t"
The french generals : "Guys, time seems to be up, let's nuke everything"
By doing this, we made sure to teach everyone that we were the country of the enlightment.
And also that we're accustomed to the fact that white means end. eh.
This was so entertaining, can’t wait for the next one
“You can only put white”
“That’s good we can take France”
^
Are the type of people who would loot a TV during the Apocalypse lol
The cool thing bout this event it only happens every 5th year to for wat i have heard of it.
Incredible team effort for everyone for making cool pixel art and really fight for it to earns its place.
Don't think it's every five since it only happened once in 2017 i think they just re opened it randomly
What a moment in internet history unreal
You know what'll be awesome, if r/place made just a huge canvas to start with add small canvases each month and in the end of the year JUST BEFORE NEW YEAR, the end will start, let's just see how many people and cliques and community react to a work they've been protecting for so long be gone that'll be so cool.
a year would be too long people would lose interest 2 weeks in imo
This event was so fun. Genuinely my favourite thing that’s happened on the internet in a while. I love moments like this where so many different communities join together to do something like this
This was brilliant not because “oh everything is fleeting and this is symbolic of that,” but because we got all the things done one it and we can see how it ended, but also now we’ve got a clear board.
Can’t wait to have to wipe it down again.
There are a lot of lectures I can imagine of this event. It's incredible how people organize to create collaborative activities. How people and communities themselves create new games and situations on the base game.
Would love to see the French and Spanish pov
idk about the spanish but on the french side we first thought it was a raid again but once we realized it was the end and everyone was trying to raid us we just laughed lmao it was so fun !
french got confused at first and stopped putting pixels, understood it was the end and went to write "france" in all white on the canvas
spanish got hype thinking they won against france and didn't realize for a few minutes that the whole canvas was turning white while making up stuff like "it's the french bots glitching against themselves" to cover up their confusion
Nothing but bzzzzt
For french rewind de twitch
On the French side, before redirecting the effort on the attempt to write "France" on the top half of the map, the initial reaction to understanding is was the ending was to embrace it and become the white void, finish the flag and start spreading around.
I don't know how people thought it was a bot detection, as bot place pixels of the right color on wrong pixels, so the white shouldn't expend.
I was told the bots just said: "ERROR"
Guts and TotalBiscuit memorial by Asmond and his chat shall be remembered
i would say the whiteout ending is the best ending ever. and it makes for a perfect timelapse loop, if only people recorded the first few minutes of the canvas that is...
The r/place mods did, apparently. The official timelapse was posted a few days ago.
It was a great collective piece in the end tho lol despite what charlie said at the end. Yeah it's for fun, but it's also great to see the unification or subjugation that went on with the canvas over the last few days lol. "Human experiment" was a success imo.
**tiles can only be placed in white**
France: “why do I hear le boss music..?”
It ended the way it started.
I love how everyone thought France was deleting itself while they were just massively attacked during hours xD
As soon as they couldn't defend anymore (only white pixels), it began to be wiped out fast.
despite their numbers, only the help of reddit (white only) allowed them to finally destroy us: p
Was defending the two dogs holding hearts, was sad at the end when the brown one fell but we managed to get it back up before it ended, was a great victory!
Was defending France,was sad when people called us both while it was the Spanish that had bot...
@@Buglardons Both of them used bots. Both communities also had a ton of real people defending them but you'd by lying if you said such large spaces weren't being contested by bots.
@@malachiaguilar5127 nop, just organized community, watch the streams, everyone was divided in teams to attack and defend when ever the "general" ordered it, you can't beat that, that's why everyone thinks france was cheating. Bunch of crybabies is all they are
i still dont know who said that bots = fast white.
like its pretty obvious the places that got white real fast were high tension places.
And this will forever be marked down in history as one of the time France was able to put up a fight and actually defend itself until the end 😂😂😂
charlie's take was the most important one
agreed, charlie had the best take, the whiteout was the ending r/place needed, it was a genius idea
watching everyone try to team up while they can’t accept the fact that this is the end and no matter what people are going to cause destruction is sad
« Oh attack france attack france » and then « it was so fast it’s bots » lmaoo
To streamers: we EXPECTED THIS, kinda. Day 3 post said that its going to end on a random time tomorrow-
Edit: I expected a black out tho, you know, like the void placers are doing?
LoL everyone saying the France's flag was white cuz of bots and not cuz of every streamer focusing the flag lol
It's great, it just show how dumb and hypocrite some people are :)
(looking at you american reddit community / spanish top streamer)
the thing about small communities is that people not only dont care about it but also dont even know what it means
i actually started crying once the white really got going :/ .. the void always wins in the end
Dude, someone's gotta make 'r/place The Movie' which just strings the whole event together in a linear progression by taking bits of different people's streams and shit
Is like Thanos snapped the whole thing
Where is that Moist stream? Can't find it
I am proud, I fought, I'm French. We win. :)
You didnt win shit, your bots deleted that flag in a minute turning it into their real flag.
@@subdemon. damn can you get your comment out of here? If it's for saying dumb shit like that, that already had been proved that we weren't using bots, just don't.
The video didn’t show the FRANCE written with white pixels at the end lmaooo
how do u get clips bro?
It was sad seeing it all disappear :(
I like how OSU was wiped out first lmao...
at 7:50 how do you even come up with a sentence like that??? and without stuttering at all
He truly is Jesus Christ
I will never look at another QR code the same ever again!
This is the best waste of time in the history of humankind
yeah but it was funny :D
It was worth it
“Life moves on, no matter how slow or fast, life will go. But we will keep going, even if it’s just one pixel at a time.”
- Nabii Hantaa 2022
r/Place was essentially a digital Buddhist mandala
its so sad especially graves and important stuff
Nice end to a crazy internet collaboration
The french was getting blitzed at the end hahaha
I actually really wish i knew about this sooner, it looked so fun. I don’t have Reddit, but if I did, I would have placed pixels!
Erobb’s high pitched “Oh shit!” got me😂
Can someone explain what r/place is? I'm new to Reddit stuff I'm still trying to get the hang of it.
Its a event you can place a pixel each five minute to buil thing it hapeen each 5 year and its the destruction of the french flag at the end of the event you could only place White pixel
This remind me of the bhuddist sand painters.
They make amazing sand art and then just erase it as soon as they are done
c'étais tellement marrant que personne n'avait compris que d'attaquer la France ne servait plus à rien le blanc était là parce que c'était finis donc la France à gagner
Édit :Je voulais dire les francophones
enjoy everything you can, because it could dissapear at any moment
Ludwig thinking it was a glitch and that reddit was hacked.. o.O
Im not crying you are
Some streamers understood quicklyer that was the end before the others... Really a hack, did he really thing this on first ? Knowing the end come soon ?
I wonder how the end of r/place looked, i have yet to look
I have no idea what this is can someone explain?
r/place.
Basta yun na yun
How am I just finding out about this now? I would have loved to join in! Why did it end? No reason for it to end
The concept reminds me of some middle east art form where monks make art out of colorful things and then you ruin it at the end
Hasanabi making a surrender joke while he couldn't do anything to France. lol.
Despicable man. Thanks for the Bourbon Restauration white french flag though, nice tribute.
FRA white void ;)
Hasanabi is a lost cause
@@Floaydi when he insulted the streamers' mothers and all France inhabitants over some pixels, France won.
question how did pokimane do that transparent image on screen
It's a script, like a calc to see what colour put in the case. In france we use this thing and it's for that everyone thought we use bot. But we must put the pixel ourselve. Its not automatic. On the other side the spanish add a bot in the script's program and its why the bts on the french flag is the first thing to disapear
very nice event, that was a golden week for me
I really want t undestand what is this new trend and why pieces or art suddenly appears
Cant wait until 2027, this was was amazing
I didnt know about r/place until 3 days ago
What is this game
I still don't know what this r/place thing is
I was there when the art of the internet was sucked into the white void of death!