sure would be a shame if an entire fandom of an indie game about a monochrome boy in a colorful pastel dream world that makes a lot of references to stairs and hospitals and jumpropes found it's way to this comment
@@oscarmccormack1611 I was playing minecraft while listening to the vod in the background, and your axe comment made me laugh so hard I nearly fell into a ravine and died
Actually, this pattern recognition weakness was subtly foreshadowed in the Tetris Effect stream Dan did a while back, where he constantly failed to realize that the square went into the square hole and proceeded to make the most unsatisfying board imaginable. Such amazing writing coming from the RTGame team.
this video does not translate how absolutely painful watching it live was, sitting for what felt like 20 minutes watching Dan move around 3 plant pots.
Something that fascinates me is that RT method of solving the puzzles is the equivalent of a kid taking the figure blocks and ramming it on the figure shape slots until it works out
Yes, to make it less likely that the carton will be dropped due to an imbalance of the distribution of its contents. If all the eggs are to one side of the carton the chances of dropping the carton and destroying its contents when picking it up elevates *exponentially*. ...I shouldn't need to explain this, but apparently *I'm the crazy one* for having foresight.
@@angelaramos5399...but that fails to encapsulate the full and proper scope of the *existential dread* of having to clean up a half-carton of dropped eggs on the kitchen floor! ...and not to mention the knowledge of unnecessarily wasting perfectly good food! Oh! If only I'd had the foresight to properly organise the eggs in the carton so as to not cause an imbalance and bear witness to such a travesty! By my own hand!
I am convinced that the homeowner of this game is a psychopathic serial killer who has killed over 50 people and instead of burying the bodies in an undisclosed location, he rearranges the bodies by how he’s killed them in his basement. *He is still at large.*
The thing I love about watching people play this game is when I can see people easily solve puzzles that I would struggle with, as well as the opposite where I breeze through while the streamer struggles
3:52 just an fyi, this took him FOREVER to get through. And everyone in chat’s exhaustion and stress was further exacerbated from him trying over and over. They were all BEGGING him to look up the answers.
*nods* Dan has the puzzle game connection with chat that I have with my gf- playing "calming" games that drive one of us _up the wall_ with how the other person plays it XDD
Yeah, I'm gonna be honest. I don't even know what Dan was doing wrong on this one. Hell, the only time when I got even mildly upset was when the game didn't just make size ascending/descending the correct option, because that is objectively the ONLY correct answer.
@deadersurvival4716 The people mad probably played the game before watching the stream, and the solution wasn't exactly obvious at times. That or they were taking the piss out of Dan.
Sends you to the macaroni dimension where you are forced to arrange giant macaroni pieces while a disembodied voice rambles about how their mother died of food poisoning after she ate his macaroni 23 years ago
@@samandom8772Me mum made me spare my rations one night. We we're stricken with the black plague and could barely afford food let alone supper. She treated me to my favorite casserole dish that I wasn't allowed to have. And I wept.
I just take the tags off then throw them away because I can never put them back on. I keep twist ties for that reason. Yes, I have a stash of like 10 twist ties just in case I have anything in packaging similar to bread.
The thing that infuriates me the most isnt dan not getting the answers immediately, its some of the organization of the game itself. Who lays all their cleaning supplies on the ground and places the sponge between the bottles??? _WHO HANGS A CROSSCUT SAW BY A SINGLE NAIL???_
Thank you I was getting so tilted at the utterly incomprehensible sorting methods and then tilted at chat for being mad at Dan for not immediately guessing "oh I should sort my refrigerator based on the lines on the sides of the containers" and shit lmaoooo
@@nathanschmitz2302 It's defferent for each pair, which is just one of the infuriating things about it. Basically look at stuff like the labels, you'll see tangent lines between stuff like the labels of the tupperware and the mayo jar, or the fluid level of the jars on the right. The most diabolical one, and the one that pisses me off the most, is the line from the mayo in the jar leading into the *picture of the milk on the side of the carton*. It's such an insane and contrived organization method it makes my autistic ass angry just thinking about it.
thoroughly enjoyed watching this because it seemed like everyone understood the solution to each puzzle immediately except me and mr rtgame. him and i are connected spiritually
Dan's garden tools assemblage before the plea to check the discord looks like every single garden shed I've ever seen, including when I was a professional gardener
I played this game in its entirety while I was recovering a major surgery, and I remember one little gremlin in my brain that was like “where is the chaos”. Thank you RT, you’ve satiated the gremlin in my brain.
RT can play the most calming, nice, and soft-styled game there is and make it into a hellscape, but when it comes to deadly, horrifying, and outright infuriating games he puts on "Sunshine and lollipops " music, Never change Dad, never change
After the calendar bit I felt a tear in my eye--not because of RT, though he had a part in it, but because I have no clue what happened and why its correct AND THAT'S what makes this video stressful for me
A lot of people in chat for this one were referencing ocd and ik it's a common joke, but organising isn't all ocd is, and order ocd isn't even that common (checking and contamination make up 75% of cases). For something to be ocd it needs intrusive thoughts/feelings and rituals. It isn't a cute little quirk where you like things in a certain order, it's a debilitating mental illness. Honestly the amount of jokes about it is kinda tiring.
Oh yeah it’s frustrating as someone with ocd, but I do have to say that sometimes my ocd does make me impulsively clean my desk, but more in the “I’m going to spiral and have an anxiety attack if I get in trouble and having my desk messy might get me in trouble” sort of way, so I can get where some of the jokes come from. Yeah 100% agree with your points, just want to play a teeny bit of devils advocate and say that for SOME people with OCD, it can lead to obsessive cleaning because they don’t want to be seen as sloppy or for any other valid reason
I think what this game nails is that feeling of "oh, pleasantly reorganising my bookshelf will make me feel nice" slowly spiralling into "it's 03:17 and I have work tomorrow but I need to figure out how to fold all these different types of socks into the exact same sizes before I can sleep because otherwise undefined bad things will happen." While it is infuriating that your brain's anxiety can debilitate you in that way, I still manage to find some gallows humour in the way our odd little monkey brains try to deal with modernised life.
7:15 to be fair I do that with eggs for even weight distribution...too many times at the family home has someone picked up the carton by one end and immediately dropped it cause the weight was off.
@@dr.g5261this one made me so angry when I figured out why this was the solution. Basically look at every adjacent pairing, and there's some line or shape that gets continued; the labels on the containers to the left line up with the label on the mayo jar, the two jars on the right have their contents at the same level.... And then there's the absolute INSANITY that is "the curve of the mayo in the jar lines up with the picture of the milk on the side of the carton"
This is still better than watching someone play "A Little To The Right", which is a similar-styled game focused around reorganizing your thoughts and beliefs to justify the latest horrible actions your preferred political candidate has done.
I don't know if the fact that I'm just as confused as Dan in a lot of these scenarios says that I'm stupid, or that chat has unusually high expectations.
okay but this perfectly simulates the ADHD experience of finding neat little shapes that fit together, and obsessing over that instead of whatever is going on in your daily life
I was there live and this edit doesn't do it justice. His method was mostly randomly moving stuff around until something sticks. Some of the levels took like 20 minutes. It was fun, but the frustration was definitely real.
watching him do the book rib pattern puzzle three minutes in was wild simply because i was the exact same. makes me glad to know i wasn't the only one suffering while playing this - there's a reason i say the full title is actually "a little to the left of hell"
@@jacksonm6969a lot of the levels are just sorting by size, shape, or pattern but with twists. For example, I believe that the pasta one can be sorted by both size and curliness. (Dan did the size thing wrong, some were off) A lot of the levels with pots or mugs ask of you to line up patterns on the side or leaves or other such things. On the levels with the leaves you can stack them so that the holes match up with each other, I think you can sort them by the amount of jaggedness as well. The bookshelf has two solutions that both line up the bottom, one that Dan did and the other that makes the edges create a symetrical curve. With the ones in the video where he had to line up the envelope, reciepts etc, and the level where he had to organize the tools, the proper solution would have been to find odd edges/curves that line up (like the folded edges lining up with each other) and buolding it out from there. Another varient would be the puzzles where he had to line up the lines on the post it notes. You're meant to find two or three that line up with ecah other and then put those clumps together and so on. The best example would be the pencil puzzle, which you can solve as dan did, or line them up based on how sharp/blunt the ends are- and there are patterns on the bottom that corrolate with the shape of the pencil shavings, which is meant to be used with the solution and why they are there (aside from being for throwing away) He mostly brute forced it which is why the solution looks less logical than it actually is, and why a lot of people found it stressful. If my words are not clear enough, then looking to youtubers who specialize in these sorts of puzzle games and looking at some of the gameplay would help you understand better, though you don't have to go out of your way to do so.
Holy UA-cam, forget about the times RT hurt me, this game ITSELF had some really UA-cam ways of organizing. Who the UA-cam organizes their pantry like that
3:06 this is so true. its the reason i bought rhythm doctor. i'm only immune for A Little To The Left because i've seen other people play it Nicely. very entertaining video as always!
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real. i downloaded it expecting it to be more like unpacking where there were a couple ways to get things right. like not AS freeform as unpacking, but still allowing me to figure stuff out my way. and then some of the puzzles are like "no you obviously deconstruct your sandwich and put individual blueberries on individual corners of the plate" and i was just... Help
honestly not that far off from my own experience with the game, except i made sure to get every solution (which often involved getting tired and looking at hints). calendar and box stacking levels my beloathed. also i somehow managed to get jumpscared by the leaves growing back in the symmetry leaf level
10:35 *sees most obvious puzzle-sort level ever* "Ohhh I can do this, okay" ... ... "I'm pretty sure this is size" I actually had to get up and leave the room for a bit jesus christ Dan wtaf
I was so confused by the twitch title when I got it in my notifications because I previously saw aliensrock, a UA-camr that plays a lot of puzzles, calmly solve the puzzles at a decent rate. Then I clicked on the horror that was dan’s stream and instantly understood how this game torments the viewers.
Bought this game because of you! I knew I could do a better job, but in reality, I just kept jamming random objects into place, hoping for the "ding" sound to tell me i did something properly 😂
You know in the first chapter, I assumed the Psychopath in the title was referring to himself. Then I hit the second chapter of the video and went "Oh! Wow! Why!"
I would say I apologise, but I'm not sorry lmao you will all suffer
Hello Daniel, thank you for stressing me out more in 18 minutes than my entire 9 hour shift that awaits me tomorrow at the hospital
Don’t apologize for art.
Based
Mr. Rumble Tumble you need to go see a doctor
thanks dan
The fact that Dan somehow continues to make comfort games stressful is oddly impressive to me
Chat made this stressful for me
this game is naturally stressful
"Thankfully this game only has one solution in most scenarios" -RT while playing a 2 solution level
Him not doing the other method is killing me more than anything else
Does he not know each star is a solution?
@@limpkola same
@dollenrm he know he just didn't want to do them
@@dollenrm Did you watch the video before making this comment? Because he does adress the stars being solutions in the video.
"Okay, bear with me," he said as he reached through the screen and dug a pair of garden shears into my eyes
Omor
@@Viv1ann0i
sure would be a shame if an entire fandom of an indie game about a monochrome boy in a colorful pastel dream world that makes a lot of references to stairs and hospitals and jumpropes found it's way to this comment
H𝗼w 𝗼ddly fa𝗺ilia𝗿
0:56 "only has one correct solution"
*Instantly shows him getting 1/2 stars*
Iirc he even said a few levels later that he got 2 stars on that one
"...in most scenarios"
One. Correct. Solution. - Dan
He later even says 3 solutions, but only one was correct. lol
it’s not included, but during the toolshed section someone commented “move the axe before i move it into my head” and it kills me 😭😭
That was me! @Mindaborg in Twitch chat. I'm glad I made you laugh, the puzzle was driving me insane lol.
@@oscarmccormack1611 I was playing minecraft while listening to the vod in the background, and your axe comment made me laugh so hard I nearly fell into a ravine and died
We know he doesn't have rhythm, but we didn't know the pattern recognition parts of Dan's brain weren't all there either. I love it
What is rhythm, if not just audio pattern recognition?
Actually, this pattern recognition weakness was subtly foreshadowed in the Tetris Effect stream Dan did a while back, where he constantly failed to realize that the square went into the square hole and proceeded to make the most unsatisfying board imaginable. Such amazing writing coming from the RTGame team.
@@De_an I FORGOT ABOUT THE TETRIS STREAM
90% of his brain is dedicated to drifting
@@De_an Someone tell that one lady that FINALLY there's something that doesn't go in the square hole
this video does not translate how absolutely painful watching it live was, sitting for what felt like 20 minutes watching Dan move around 3 plant pots.
There are only 6 possible orders, so why did he not just brute-force them?
@@peperoni_pepinoHe kept putting them one way and then moving them back... while thinking he was trying something new. Goldfish ass memory.
@@peperoni_pepino that's between him and God idk
I fear no man, but that game in this mans hands....it scares me.
This is how it feels to watch your boyfriend try your skincare
Something that fascinates me is that RT method of solving the puzzles is the equivalent of a kid taking the figure blocks and ramming it on the figure shape slots until it works out
I'm fairly sure he said he used to do that
the square block and a square hole but he still managed to brute force the puzzle
this one goes in the square hole
*_HOW ELSE DO YOU DO IT?!_*
I "organize" my eggs, but just so that the weight is more evenly distributed in the carton.
EGGSACTLY I DO THAT TOO
Yes, to make it less likely that the carton will be dropped due to an imbalance of the distribution of its contents.
If all the eggs are to one side of the carton the chances of dropping the carton and destroying its contents when picking it up elevates *exponentially*.
...I shouldn't need to explain this, but apparently *I'm the crazy one* for having foresight.
@@hyperdragon001 ok Shakespeare just say its to spread out the weight
@@angelaramos5399...but that fails to encapsulate the full and proper scope of the *existential dread* of having to clean up a half-carton of dropped eggs on the kitchen floor!
...and not to mention the knowledge of unnecessarily wasting perfectly good food!
Oh! If only I'd had the foresight to properly organise the eggs in the carton so as to not cause an imbalance and bear witness to such a travesty! By my own hand!
@@hyperdragon001 you’re the crazy one for saying that the chances “elevate” instead of “increase”
I love this game for its ability to make you go mad with the mildest inhibition.
I think its the music? when i played it i needed to turn it off for a bit because it was driving me up a wall instead of relaxing
@@Has-uo1lq True, I had to turn it super low
This game should be used for psychiatric evaluation
@@RTGame OR as seen by this provided footage: torture
@@RTGame I hope you don't plan on finishing this for Halloween
I am convinced that the homeowner of this game is a psychopathic serial killer who has killed over 50 people and instead of burying the bodies in an undisclosed location, he rearranges the bodies by how he’s killed them in his basement.
*He is still at large.*
That's just RT.
The homeowner of this game lol
or by size
Fun fact, the devs said the levels are mostly based on the places around their home.
OCD Simulator
The thing I love about watching people play this game is when I can see people easily solve puzzles that I would struggle with, as well as the opposite where I breeze through while the streamer struggles
Same!
The latter is Jerma’s stream of this game
3:52 just an fyi, this took him FOREVER to get through. And everyone in chat’s exhaustion and stress was further exacerbated from him trying over and over. They were all BEGGING him to look up the answers.
It was glorious yes
I don't know how he got the design on the bottom instead of the other solution.
I almost died through that
I like watching chat go mad knowing damn well this is also how i would do it
*nods* Dan has the puzzle game connection with chat that I have with my gf- playing "calming" games that drive one of us _up the wall_ with how the other person plays it XDD
This game looks like a form of purgatory designed specifically for me
Yeah, I'm gonna be honest. I don't even know what Dan was doing wrong on this one. Hell, the only time when I got even mildly upset was when the game didn't just make size ascending/descending the correct option, because that is objectively the ONLY correct answer.
@deadersurvival4716 The people mad probably played the game before watching the stream, and the solution wasn't exactly obvious at times. That or they were taking the piss out of Dan.
Hey, don’t sell yourself short! We believe in your competence!
1:05 pov: Daniel kidnaps you but it's his first time and he's a little nervous
underrated comment
I hate how accurate this is despite being weirdly specific
Everyone in chat is just telling dad to read the instruction manual but he's insistent on figuring it out by himself even though everyone's in pain
They called him the Interior Decoration King back in college
They we're lying to him
I.D.K, it feels like that would drift away from him.
they should've called him something else
@@caedilly The Size [is] King.
it was a small college
Oh, thank goodness you're here! Hurry now, help me organize my oddly shaped macaroni!
Sends you to the macaroni dimension where you are forced to arrange giant macaroni pieces while a disembodied voice rambles about how their mother died of food poisoning after she ate his macaroni 23 years ago
@@samandom8772Me mum made me spare my rations one night. We we're stricken with the black plague and could barely afford food let alone supper. She treated me to my favorite casserole dish that I wasn't allowed to have. And I wept.
“Luckily every level in this game has one correct solution”
Almost every level in the game: *has multiple solutions*
"one correct solution in MOST scenarios" he never claimed they were all one solution levels
@@nsg9484 iirc even that is wrong
past a point, lots of the levels have multiple solutions with even fake ones to confuse the player
@@nsg9484the vast majority of the levels in this game have multiple solutions. Especially the dlc levels.
A Little to the Left has Left me with Little to no sanity
i think this is the first time i've seen an everhood pfp out in the wild (unless I forgot), sick
the chat telling the raiders to run and escape while they still can LMAO
My biggest take away from this is that RT can't get the Bread tags off the bread. Absolute Maniac.
Yeah hes a maniac. Does he just let his bread get stale?
He's also a madman that doesn't carefully sort his bread clips to make them fit together nicely!
I just take the tags off then throw them away because I can never put them back on. I keep twist ties for that reason. Yes, I have a stash of like 10 twist ties just in case I have anything in packaging similar to bread.
@@failedtalent1018In the Britain (or at least my area) we don't have bread tags, just the twisty plastic
What kind of man tears the plastic open to get the bread out?
RT: Puts a singular strawberry on a plate
RT: Enjoy your raspberry!
The thing that infuriates me the most isnt dan not getting the answers immediately, its some of the organization of the game itself. Who lays all their cleaning supplies on the ground and places the sponge between the bottles??? _WHO HANGS A CROSSCUT SAW BY A SINGLE NAIL???_
It's not meant to be practical all the time, but also aesthetically pleasing
Thank you I was getting so tilted at the utterly incomprehensible sorting methods and then tilted at chat for being mad at Dan for not immediately guessing "oh I should sort my refrigerator based on the lines on the sides of the containers" and shit lmaoooo
@@Tomoka51Even with that explanation, I'm still confused. How are the lines orderd here?
@@nathanschmitz2302 It's defferent for each pair, which is just one of the infuriating things about it. Basically look at stuff like the labels, you'll see tangent lines between stuff like the labels of the tupperware and the mayo jar, or the fluid level of the jars on the right.
The most diabolical one, and the one that pisses me off the most, is the line from the mayo in the jar leading into the *picture of the milk on the side of the carton*. It's such an insane and contrived organization method it makes my autistic ass angry just thinking about it.
I would use a screw, but yes, I have seen saws hung like that several times. Pretty sure that hole is there so you can hang the saw up like that
This game is half "This is so satisfying." and half "Who organises like this?!
thoroughly enjoyed watching this because it seemed like everyone understood the solution to each puzzle immediately except me and mr rtgame. him and i are connected spiritually
Dan's garden tools assemblage before the plea to check the discord looks like every single garden shed I've ever seen, including when I was a professional gardener
My favorite part is when Dan waits for the puzzle to say he’s done it right but he hasn’t so we all just stare at his failure for a few moments
I played this game in its entirety while I was recovering a major surgery, and I remember one little gremlin in my brain that was like “where is the chaos”. Thank you RT, you’ve satiated the gremlin in my brain.
It's peaceful when you play it alone since it has this very jar stacking vibe. God forbid you watch someone after you play this though.
I love how chat became poets by the end, merely from having to witness the atrocities of RT's crumbling pattern recognition.
“Crumbling” implies he had pattern recognition to begin with
RT has better pattern recognition than majority of y'all, the fuck are y'all on about?
@@deadersurvival4716from what i could gather from the comments the stream was much, much worse
@@SunnyKimDev Yeah, well, Twitch chat isn't exactly known for being correct, now are they?
@@deadersurvival4716 nah i was there for that stream the pattern recognitiomn levels just randomly went from good to really really really bad
They used to call him the Organization King back in college
I stand corrected, there is nothing organized about him
More like the disorganized king
@@matthewboire6843what happens when you drift inside your bedroom
Clearly, the disorganized king will somehow find the answer through infuriating ways.
@@Hacivat-i6r yea that’s what happens
Man mistakenly assumes rt would be good at game
RT can play the most calming, nice, and soft-styled game there is and make it into a hellscape, but when it comes to deadly, horrifying, and outright infuriating games he puts on "Sunshine and lollipops " music, Never change Dad, never change
Dark Bramble: New Donk City music
Cute sorting game: *Dark Souls boss music*
When the dark souls music is your introduction to the video, you can tell it’s going to be a painful, painful ride.
Chloe we love you for your editing choices in this and apologize that you had to watch the WHOLE thing to do this.
After the calendar bit I felt a tear in my eye--not because of RT, though he had a part in it, but because I have no clue what happened and why its correct AND THAT'S what makes this video stressful for me
A lot of people in chat for this one were referencing ocd and ik it's a common joke, but organising isn't all ocd is, and order ocd isn't even that common (checking and contamination make up 75% of cases). For something to be ocd it needs intrusive thoughts/feelings and rituals. It isn't a cute little quirk where you like things in a certain order, it's a debilitating mental illness. Honestly the amount of jokes about it is kinda tiring.
Oh yeah it’s frustrating as someone with ocd, but I do have to say that sometimes my ocd does make me impulsively clean my desk, but more in the “I’m going to spiral and have an anxiety attack if I get in trouble and having my desk messy might get me in trouble” sort of way, so I can get where some of the jokes come from. Yeah 100% agree with your points, just want to play a teeny bit of devils advocate and say that for SOME people with OCD, it can lead to obsessive cleaning because they don’t want to be seen as sloppy or for any other valid reason
I think what this game nails is that feeling of "oh, pleasantly reorganising my bookshelf will make me feel nice" slowly spiralling into "it's 03:17 and I have work tomorrow but I need to figure out how to fold all these different types of socks into the exact same sizes before I can sleep because otherwise undefined bad things will happen." While it is infuriating that your brain's anxiety can debilitate you in that way, I still manage to find some gallows humour in the way our odd little monkey brains try to deal with modernised life.
7:15 to be fair I do that with eggs for even weight distribution...too many times at the family home has someone picked up the carton by one end and immediately dropped it cause the weight was off.
00:29 literally forgot about my drying, thank you RT
Honestly I wasn't feeling anything when Dan got it horrifically wrong, I was just satisfied to see him get it right
The onky thing stressful about this gamne is chat freaking out and the sometimes obtuse answers (for example 10:25)
I am fully with RT here, I don't understand what that solution actually is.
@@dr.g5261the horizontal lines match up. so the labels match with the labels etc
@@dr.g5261this one made me so angry when I figured out why this was the solution. Basically look at every adjacent pairing, and there's some line or shape that gets continued; the labels on the containers to the left line up with the label on the mayo jar, the two jars on the right have their contents at the same level....
And then there's the absolute INSANITY that is "the curve of the mayo in the jar lines up with the picture of the milk on the side of the carton"
I find it so funny how all of chat is getting mad simply because he’s doing everything I would do as well lmao
Because he's trying to think practical which is a wrong approach to this game
"How can A Little To The Left be stressful? It's not even possible."
Reaches the books four minutes in.
"I can't take any more of this."
This is still better than watching someone play "A Little To The Right", which is a similar-styled game focused around reorganizing your thoughts and beliefs to justify the latest horrible actions your preferred political candidate has done.
I don't know if the fact that I'm just as confused as Dan in a lot of these scenarios says that I'm stupid, or that chat has unusually high expectations.
I was just about to go to bed and thought a chill RT video would be nice to end the day. I am so agitated I have to go for a run to calm down
if i had such a struggle watching this, god save the people in chat who had to watch it live with no jumpcuts.
okay but this perfectly simulates the ADHD experience of finding neat little shapes that fit together, and obsessing over that instead of whatever is going on in your daily life
Honestly chat is the most stressful part of this video lol. Maybe I'm a freak but Dan's process makes the most sense lmao
I was there live and this edit doesn't do it justice. His method was mostly randomly moving stuff around until something sticks. Some of the levels took like 20 minutes. It was fun, but the frustration was definitely real.
@@lemolea9571 dont get me started on that level with 3 plant pots
@@funnyname6281 that one was so easy and he took SO LONG
This stream hurt me actually
10/10 can't wait for the next one
watching him do the book rib pattern puzzle three minutes in was wild simply because i was the exact same. makes me glad to know i wasn't the only one suffering while playing this - there's a reason i say the full title is actually "a little to the left of hell"
Dan clearly has whatever the opposite of OCD is.
Well, Obsessive Chaos Disorder has the same acronym, so...
Casual Carelessness Standard?
@@hadesciphernius5244Ah, so ADHD.
(You can't correct me on this, I'm diagnosed with it!)
Boss music and it’s not even a minute in?, this is going to be a good video.
Some of the ways the game wants you to organize are so utterly unhinged! I was more stressed after finding out the solution lol
Honestly, I'm with Dan on this one - the logic on some of these is quite hard to figure out.😅
Darnit, i just cracked my bowl…
Welp, guess I have to _crack the other ones so I can organize them by _*_crack_*
1:34 Rt has no pattern recognition skills, this might explain why he’s bad at rhythm games
I physically can not tell if he genuinely doesn't or if he is doing a bit the entire time
Maybe i dont too can you explain what the pattern is
@@jacksonm6969a lot of the levels are just sorting by size, shape, or pattern but with twists. For example, I believe that the pasta one can be sorted by both size and curliness. (Dan did the size thing wrong, some were off) A lot of the levels with pots or mugs ask of you to line up patterns on the side or leaves or other such things. On the levels with the leaves you can stack them so that the holes match up with each other, I think you can sort them by the amount of jaggedness as well. The bookshelf has two solutions that both line up the bottom, one that Dan did and the other that makes the edges create a symetrical curve. With the ones in the video where he had to line up the envelope, reciepts etc, and the level where he had to organize the tools, the proper solution would have been to find odd edges/curves that line up (like the folded edges lining up with each other) and buolding it out from there. Another varient would be the puzzles where he had to line up the lines on the post it notes. You're meant to find two or three that line up with ecah other and then put those clumps together and so on.
The best example would be the pencil puzzle, which you can solve as dan did, or line them up based on how sharp/blunt the ends are- and there are patterns on the bottom that corrolate with the shape of the pencil shavings, which is meant to be used with the solution and why they are there (aside from being for throwing away)
He mostly brute forced it which is why the solution looks less logical than it actually is, and why a lot of people found it stressful. If my words are not clear enough, then looking to youtubers who specialize in these sorts of puzzle games and looking at some of the gameplay would help you understand better, though you don't have to go out of your way to do so.
@@momononon thank you very much for such a in depth answer it must have taken awhile to write that
@@momononon bro I ain't reading all that. Good for you or sorry you feel that way
I love how his approach to these is basically bogosort
I'm actually glad he's not going for all solution, that would have been way more suffering
9:16 Daniel this is LITERALLY a monkey intelligence test
it’s also literally a mobile game that advertises itself by the video having a frustratingly stupid user :D
Why am I watching this. I've already stressed myself watching a longer version.
"You have to organize them by crack!?"
Ah, that explains it.
17:57 Mom, I'm on TV (loved the suffering btw)
I'm writing a novel about despair but had been on a 6 month writers block, thank you so much for the inspiration
the difference between this and gore of my comfort character is that this is nearly 20 minutes.
Holy UA-cam, forget about the times RT hurt me, this game ITSELF had some really UA-cam ways of organizing. Who the UA-cam organizes their pantry like that
"Why are they not organized by size?"
The alternate solution to that level was, I believe, organizing them by size.
i feel like such an outlier because dan is doing the same though processes i would have LMAOOOO
I am an unorganized person but this video has unlocked a part of my brain I didn’t know I had. Granted, I am just using it for rage against RT.
I'm with you RT. I'd have that boss battle music on the entire time. I took a look at that last puzzle and just said no as well.
Soul of Cinder is putting in the work this video.
oh my god thank you so much for saying the name
I'd love to see RT play a Professor Layton game sometime. Especially after this and Unpacking :)
Dan is correct, size is the best way to organize... although I am also partial to color
This game pretends to be sensible at first, but these later sorting methods are psychotic.
1:04 gotta love saying theres only one solution in the first puzzle with multiple solutions
13:27 the defenition of throwing -youtube- at the wall
1:26 Chat was screaming, I was crying 10/10 experience would recommend
3:06 this is so true. its the reason i bought rhythm doctor. i'm only immune for A Little To The Left because i've seen other people play it Nicely. very entertaining video as always!
They used to call him the size king back in college
The editing work that went into this is so good.
Made it funnier than it was stressful during stream
Normally I love watching Dan's videos at the end of my day to relax. This is not one of those days.
Fun fact the discord proffesors got so stressed during this stream that they made poems
In Twitch's Streams
In Twitch's streams, the chat flies fast
Messages flood, the memes outlast,
Amidst the chaos, mods stand tall,
Guided by an Irish call.
We are the chat, just moments ago,
We laughed and memed in lively flow,
Now buried deep, our words are crossed,
In scrolling text, we're tempest-tossed.
Take up our words, our frantic pleas,
And carry on through this unease.
The torch; be yours to hold the line,
If ye break faith with us online,
The chat will rest in endless dreams,
In Twitch's streams.
The creator of this game is an absolute psychopath, some of the solutions to these puzzles are baffling and unnaceptable
real. i downloaded it expecting it to be more like unpacking where there were a couple ways to get things right. like not AS freeform as unpacking, but still allowing me to figure stuff out my way. and then some of the puzzles are like "no you obviously deconstruct your sandwich and put individual blueberries on individual corners of the plate" and i was just... Help
I think this game's supposed to be a rage game considering some of the solutions
If there's one thing that Dan has taught me in this stream, it's that size matters
honestly not that far off from my own experience with the game, except i made sure to get every solution (which often involved getting tired and looking at hints). calendar and box stacking levels my beloathed. also i somehow managed to get jumpscared by the leaves growing back in the symmetry leaf level
RT not spotting the book that was obviously going to be in the middle was driving me to drink.
tbh I couldn’t figure out how half of these were supposed to go raniel taniel
I would also go “ah by size” and then nothing clicks and just scream
You know Dans made a banger of a video when you literally shout "NO!" at the screen within the first 5 minutes of the video.
10:35 *sees most obvious puzzle-sort level ever*
"Ohhh I can do this, okay"
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"I'm pretty sure this is size"
I actually had to get up and leave the room for a bit jesus christ Dan wtaf
Nah, youre crazy. Who the hell is playing Tetris with their cleaning supplies, at least size makes more sense than that
@@mysticdigital5936 leave your sense at the door when entering a puzzle game. Unfortunate that it's the case for a lot of puzzle games
I was watching the vod and I gave up during the book spine sequence - the what remaining bits of sanity I have left are precious. MY, precious...
Physiological horror game where the protag has ocd
He's so real for the box puzzle though, that one killed me a little bit when I played
"That's right, it goes in the square hole!"
Thats the essence of Dan's solutions
I was so confused by the twitch title when I got it in my notifications because I previously saw aliensrock, a UA-camr that plays a lot of puzzles, calmly solve the puzzles at a decent rate. Then I clicked on the horror that was dan’s stream and instantly understood how this game torments the viewers.
“Size king”
- RTgame
Bought this game because of you! I knew I could do a better job, but in reality, I just kept jamming random objects into place, hoping for the "ding" sound to tell me i did something properly 😂
This game was sent from the depths of hell to torture me.
i was tired from a lack of sleep when i startef watching.
now
now i am filled with enough rage and annoyance that i have to move to calm down.
You know in the first chapter, I assumed the Psychopath in the title was referring to himself. Then I hit the second chapter of the video and went "Oh! Wow! Why!"
I love it so much when dan says some household tool "lives" somewhere
Oh no, as someone who has felt rage playing this game i'm looking forward to muttering at my screen in frustration