This Minecraft Map Will Melt Your Brain
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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Hey, mapmaker here! Sorry to hear all your distressing complains about possible solutions 😢. This was an early stage of the map and if you're thinking of playing it again, make sure to reinstall it with the updated version. It fixes al lot of missing solutions and makes it actually possible to complete the map. Thanks!
Dw, it is fun map, maybe a place for players to post solutions that you may not have thought of?
Is Jordan right that you're just matching known solutions, or does it test algorithmically?
@@jursamaj He is, however, in future versions, all puzzles with be tested algorithmically.
@@siddeney that's good to know, it kind of sucks the fun out of the map when you know you have a valid solution, but you don't have the "correct" valid solution, so im looking forward to the future versions were as long as something follows the rules, it'll be correct
Still a great map my dude. I really liked that idea for the bridge building section
The main problem with this map is that it takes ideas from Taiji and tries to teach you them too quickly.
In the original, these puzzle mechanics were slowly taught over the span of dozens of puzzles.
and theres about a thousand solutions that should work but dont.
There aren't any solutions that should work but don't, given the actual rules. It's just that some of the rules aren't communicated well enough to the player either because 1) there aren't enough "teaching" puzzles or 2) the "teaching" puzzles leave room for misunderstandings or 3) the fact that solved puzzles cannot be reset means that alternate solutions can't be tested to discern rules. @@BreadOnInternet
It feels like they're just copying taiji honestly
Hey guys. I'm sorry to hear your distaste for this map. To answer your question, if I added more puzzles to teach the player the mechanics, it would make the map way longer than it actually is. It's already pretty long with the average play time being 3 hours and I didn't want this map to be something you had to complete in many sittings.
@@IAmUnderscore Actually you can actually reset almost all puzzles. All you need to do is drop nether star.
38:50
"Is it that?" Jordan Sparklez ~ 😂
him not understanding that a region is just orthogonally adjacent tiles is KILLING ME
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Uhhhhhhh
Jardon not understanding that regions are defined by the shared edges hurt, but I think what would really help out with the coloured dice dot puzzles especially is having a "not" block
In Picross/Nonograms, you can put an X into squares you know are negative space to help process the information easier. Having black glass which would fill that general concept (but isn't required to be used to solve the puzzles) would definitely help with mapping stuff out
1:13:47 I was screaming Yes every time Jardon said no😂 that was a wish full send help through screen moment
I think the main problem is that it looks like each puzzle is being compared to a list of puzzles vs each block in the puzzle being tested against some rules
That intro text is basically the script from The Talos Principle
Fantastic game
I was surprised to not see Talos Principle in the list of inspirations because of that.
Not even two minutes in, and we've already forgotten instructions.
Right click signs to read their message
*Sees first sign*
That's useless.
“Screaming at a prerecorded video is not a good use of your time” -my therapist 33:00
38:50 had me rolling lmao
The instant delete of everything made it even better lmao
That happened to me on the puzzle at 48:44 and it's a viable solution too
It's so painful watching him take so long to understand such simple concepts, and forget how to count.
I feel so proud of him every time he understands something right away.
yeah, this is exactly why its so hard to watch people solve puzzles.
watching him mix up the filled in square and the empty square symbols multiple times was infuriating
The difference between jardon’s playthrough of this map vs aliensrock’s playthrough of taiji are so different lmao
Sure do love it when I overcome trails!
I just started replaying The Talos Principle, and my mind got real confused for a second when those first bits of dialogue appeared lol
1:02:14- CaptainSparklez loses all sanity
Well, he didn't have much to lose…
If the mapmaker can make this possible, then I suggest:
Implement the algorithm in the map, not the solutions themselves.
This prevents many possible valid solutions from being overlooked
Or run the algorithm outside of Minecraft to get a full list of all possible solutions and use that in the map
@@royal_zaffreknightx3445 that too, yeah
38:53 pulled a fundy
38:51 WELL IT’S NOT THAT!!! 😂
26:30 "Heeeh!?" and the ensuing confusion is incredible
I was so confused when I watched this stream live but now watching the vod, I’m screaming at my tv pointing where he should place the blocks
Would be interesting to see you try Taiji, as a lot of these puzzles seem to have originated from that. Might also make some of the puzzles more understandable
This makes me want to see Jardon play outer wilds
He has me screaming at my monitor, the colored dots are simple.
Ye me too
"This is good for a RUclips video so you get to scale up."
Me who looked away for literally half a second and have no idea what's going on but don't want to rewatch a part: O_O
This entire map was “you thought you know what you were doing… Sike you have no idea”
Someone said this was based on a game called The Witness. I hope you'll try the original someday. That would be fun to watch! Oh! Or something from the Rusty Lake series? They're shorter puzzle games that are definitely not horror maps and I can't believe you would think that they were.😏
the puzzles themselves and the mechanics are mostly based a game called taiji, which taiji itself does have some inspiration from the witness, but the witness was one of the inspirations of the map.
The Witness is great
I hope you play The Witness. It’s great!
Jordan, you should try solving more Sudoku variants. I recommend Cracking The Cryptic
28:26 it is minesweeper but it is represented by how many negatives there are.
50:50 i think the blues couldnt be connected for both positive and which was why it was incorrect.
I can see these Taiji Puzzles in the start
At 43 mins my brain was like 🤯 💥 🎇
Brain melted after ten minutes.
oh hey, Taiji
why is this so insane
i love jardon's angry slavic accent
this looks like a stream from Jesse Pinkman's little brother
Jordan plays the witness when :)
He's actually playing Taiji, this time, not the Witness.
38:51 When the Jewish person makes a Swastika
To see someone else suffer, while I know every rule is beyond hilarious!
Me too after watching aliensrock play taiji
oh my god its taiji
I feel like Jordan would like The Witness or at least the joke game The Looker
So the first one was the witness and this one is taiji?
If this was me I wouldn't continue the map. Multiple valid solutions that don't work is just silly. And the tutorial sections teach you rules that don't carry over because the simplest interpretation isn't correct.
jardoon needs to play the witness is all im seeing here.
22:49 It’s always the same rule. You just have to figure out that rule. The earlier ones provide hints to figure out their solutions. Then once you have multiple instances, the hints are no longer necessary, and you have to see the common pattern.
oh that's a cool concept tho!
try the witness
Im co lnvinced that some of te negative space is just for those of us who have pooreyesight lmao
Yeah I don't have enough brain cells to understand this map XD
If you listen closely at 27:41 you can hear his brain melting
Dietz Nuts
When is the 5 head joke going to end? 😮
Where is the video for the first map?
To be fair to the mapmaker on the last puzzle, that was basically the first solution the Capt tried. Before he connected the regions instead of using the diagonal.
X33n would enjoy
Who else fully understood the dot puzzles by like the 20 minute mark smh
Well I saw a full playthrough of taiji so I understood from that one lol
@@elizathegamer413 I just catch on really fast
Got the fun works going in well and playing out nice and amazing but yes the designing being so high and solving things many times being epic to see and have fun with going in well and just awesome overall but playful vibes
Yup
As a person who does puzzles, watching him fail hurts me.
Is there going to be anymore Starfield?
hope not
@@th1ccbo1ee L take
Series was great but its been long enough that its probably dead
He streamed it on Twitch once more but hasn’t uploaded that vod. Idk if that means he will never, but it’s possible the views on RUclips are not worth it. He might continue to stream it I’m sure he talks about it during that starfield stream
Anybody else here watch Aliensrock?
Yup I do
For the puzzle at 40:00, I think there's another possible solution:
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Yup! That's right
woah
woah
@34:20 why's this not work?
its hilarious that he says there is a barrier block, and while i do believe him, it really looks like jordan just kind of sucks.
Wow, didn't even take him a minute to forget the game telling him to right click signs to read them. This does not bode well for a puzzle map
Can I just like and say I watched it?
No?
Fair
Can't miss the quality content
Yayeet
Hey Jardon, I really love the content, but I'm about halfway through the video and I just can't watch anymore. None of this is making sense, and I'm right in the boat with you. I hope you get to the end!
smh my head chain:
Talking about multiple solutions: I thought smh meant "somehow" but it doesn't, right?
why do people use blocks we can't see as a wall. It is so much better when you can see the wall
I did not hear "terrace".
Let's go
I am like number 922
What the hell happend your hair
:)
1:02:10 This solution provides a continuous path across the lake, without hopping across diagonals. All the previous attempts didn't. The 1st "obvious" solution was allowed in order to show you that you needed to create a path.
nah, 1:01:00