@@sneakyrifle5031 yea, you can differentiate between a lazy math teacher and a good math teacher by their amount of hair 😂 or how much hair has turned to white
to me it feels unsettling i’ve tried playing it and it’s really tense so seeing someone playing it be this calm makes me somehow freak out XD (it’s very annoying to see youtubers basically yelling tho)
The game is all about clear communication and keeping your cool. I never watched YT play this, but I think the Fine Bros did something like this. It's hard to work under pressure and keep good communication.
you should watch very advanced players play this. LtHummus playing Elevator of Doom mod, 54 modules in 20 minutes. It's crazy how calm and clear they are, moreso than bomb squads.
On air traffic control recordings from pilots, you occasionally hear that same kind of icy cool admission of imminent catastrophic failure. Captain Sullenberger's "Negative, we're going to be in the Hudson" is a good example.
Jason Carswell to be fair there’s a hell of a lot of difference between the stuff you sometimes hear on frequency from a crashing plane and a controlled ditch. At that time it’s perfectly expectant that a trained pilot would be calm. Nose darting into the ground? Not so calm. See: ExcelAir crash.
watching this video made me realize that a real defusing bomb squad are literally the calmest and most collected people you can probably ever meet. Also, they are like the best at teamwork.
i saw an interview where the bomb guy was asked if hes ever nervous and he said nah if im right thats great and if im wrong its immediately not my problem anymore. which is an interesting take on it
They have to be, they also don't use people very often, they normally use robots to attempt to defuse and it if it proves too difficult They'll just attempt to detonate it as safely as possible.
@@Zalied that's an attitude that's gonna get other people killed, if you ask me. Like obviously it's not good to be stressed and paniced, but to shrug at the fact that there are other lives in that situation other then yourself is just fucked.
@@aliciafraser1835 if youre thinking about the lives around you, you're distracted by them. And endangering them alot more than if you put them out of mind.
I like how he uses the word “we” even tho he’s the ones that’s providing the info on what to do. He Dosent say “ I took a shot in the dark on what to do but instead say “we” took a shot in the dark. That makes an awesome team player quality
This was still seriously impressive. Just imagine if someone memorized the manual so they knew how to complete every module just by looking at it solo. This is the step below being that good.
I'm years late to this game, but I'd love to try Right now all I've memorized (off of videos, I haven't actually played myself) is that for wire sequences, in order the black wires need to be cut for A or B or C, A or C, B, A or C, B, B or C, A or B, C, C That's it though
They doing the the hardest quest, the morse code in 30 seconds without any mistakes is crazy, anyone normal playing usually does that in like 3 minutes with mistakes
@@deadersurvival4716 -- Especially when you figure out that you can start halfway through and it's still helpful, and f one of you knows morse code, it's an easy module.
@@TlalocTemporal Hell, it has it on the page. As with most other things in the vanilla game, it's based almost solely on logical processing, and communication. Most newbies get so flustered at "morse", that they stop process what they're looking at. As someone who tends to watch newbies play on Twitch (i'm following the KTANE category), my general advice to newbies is to breathe, and to focus on the letter pauses. Process one letter at a time, and accept that you won't be able to get the full sequence in one shot. If you miss a letter dumping the previous one on your expert, tell them, and either pick back up at the next letter, or wait till to back to where you were on word cycle.
Even when they lose, they still remain much calmer than every RUclips duo who's played this game. I'm a little surprised considering this is like their job, and if they do a bad job in real life, people die.
I've read a quote that asked a bomb defuser why he had no stress in his life from his job and making the right decision and I believe the response was "Either I'm right or suddenly it isn't my problem anymore"
"Why should I fear death? If I am, death is not. If Death is, I am not. Why should I fear that which can only exist when I do not?" - Epicurus, ancient Greek philosopher
Bc when actually defusing a bomb, you can’t freeze up or panic. You must defuse it as quickly as possible. They’re trained to stay calm and concise in life or death situations.
I'd imagine that is exactly the reason they are so calm. If something as consequence free as this could phase them, they probably wouldn't be very good at their jobs.
i’m honestly impressed that guy managed to keep his cool even with the alarm blaring. for me visual distractions mean nothing but audio ones are the worst so very impressive. i know they’ve been trained for that kind of stuff but still.
It's like what the best teachers say when you're taking a multiple choice test you might as well take a shot and choose one rather than get a guaranteed loss
0:15 that ain't no smack dude. I mean , if yall have the generosity to show off your amazing bomb defusing skills in such an intense and exciting way , we are totally down for part 3 , part 4 , part 5 and more! Cause its some very good content . Well as soon as you're fine with it 😎😆 p.s Damn , thanks for love ya'll !!!😎🤘🤘
Police already use special programs (in a huge room) where they can enter with multiple people and practice engaging a shooter/hostage that sorta stuff. Hospitals are using (more like testing probably but still) it too.
It's been over a year, and I still want more from these guys. I want to see them go modded. That'd be brilliant. Even better, get them to do the Elevator.
Dan and Chuck: Going with the flow, staying calm, trusting each other and giving things straight to the point. Me and my friend: Intense shouting, nervous laughter, lots of "I think it's that one" phrases, elaborating more than needed.
This is a great concept. Love watching. Here's what I would like to see: Give the instructions guy the freedom to organize the manual however he likes. Let him bring sticky flags, make notes, pin pages up on the wall, whatever. Having played this game, I'll tell you that it changes completely when you start getting serious about organizing the instructions and your workspace. Then if you want them to do even better, let them switch roles for a couple rounds so that the tech knows what the instructions are like and the guide knows what the modules look like.
There is a training round and clearly they did look through the manual together enough to be able to describe the different modules succinctly but still differentiating simple wires from complicated wides, to know to look at the serial number first, etc.
When he says "not gonna make it" at 8:15 I imagine this is what he would actually say in a real situation if he was failing to defuse a bomb. Just calmly accept it. edit; I come back 8 months later and I have 58 replies! wonder what they sa- oh ok..
I don't even care they didn't get the last one. They worked so well together! I can't begin to imagine what a real situation would be like, especially when you're down to the buzzer. Awesome dudes!
What I took from that was what they communicated. On the symbol keypad module, the letters are obviously from a Cyrillic alphabet, but I get the feeling even if one of them knew that and knew what the actual letters were called, they'd still describe them visually as like AE or backwards N or trident as otherwise you are assuming the other person knows the same as you, a dangerous assumption to make in the circumstances. Secondly, on the wire cutting tasks, the guy with the view isn't just describing everything he sees, just what is relevant in order to be able to narrow down the possibilities. The guy with the manual leads asking for the info he needs to know to identify which puzzle it is. It's streamlined and efficient without adding in extraneous and irrelevant details to confuse things and waste time. Be interesting to see them have something in say Arabic or a much less familiar to westerners script to see how they'd cope when they are really out of their comfort zone.
Its crazy how he can read that manual so quickly and identify what hes talking about with no confusion and still make educated guesses when it didnt match up
chances are, these guys ignore the time completely, the goal is to defuse the bombs as quickly and safely as possible, worrying about the time just causes stress, they know their job and they do it well.
Love watching them play this game. I have 3 friends that I constantly play this game with, and we've gotten quite good at it, but the morse code part always gets us. It's like we can't tell when the breaks are between letters and between words
i'd love to have people EOD people not panicking when the lights start flashing red and they have 10 seconds left and defuse the bomb with 4 seconds left.
I've played this game enough to know when to sit back and enjoy my last few seconds of life. And seeing that last module with the time they had? They needed a miracle.
I love them my sister and I tried something like that a few days ago, were literally yelling each other (until we made it) I love how calm they are and how they explain everything
when a bomb squad guy lives long enough to lose his hair you know he is good at his job
yep
They lose their hair faster than genetically possible due to job related stress
@@ddarko3089 Still, if he went though so much stress to lose that much hair and still be alive he's damn good at his job
this logic applies to so many things
math teacher, they have receding hairlines
Saitama
@@sneakyrifle5031 yea, you can differentiate between a lazy math teacher and a good math teacher by their amount of hair 😂 or how much hair has turned to white
It is so satisfying seeing them communicate so clearly and calmly.
Ikr. Especially after watching a bunch of RUclipsrs playing this game who just yell a bunch of nonsense.
Tbh its more than expected because both of them know a mistake could cost their lives
to me it feels unsettling
i’ve tried playing it and it’s really tense so seeing someone playing it be this calm makes me somehow freak out XD
(it’s very annoying to see youtubers basically yelling tho)
The game is all about clear communication and keeping your cool. I never watched YT play this, but I think the Fine Bros did something like this. It's hard to work under pressure and keep good communication.
you should watch very advanced players play this. LtHummus playing Elevator of Doom mod, 54 modules in 20 minutes. It's crazy how calm and clear they are, moreso than bomb squads.
I like how he says "not gonna make it" calmly
On air traffic control recordings from pilots, you occasionally hear that same kind of icy cool admission of imminent catastrophic failure.
Captain Sullenberger's "Negative, we're going to be in the Hudson" is a good example.
Jason Carswell to be fair there’s a hell of a lot of difference between the stuff you sometimes hear on frequency from a crashing plane and a controlled ditch. At that time it’s perfectly expectant that a trained pilot would be calm.
Nose darting into the ground? Not so calm. See: ExcelAir crash.
@@MarkPentler Yeah, its just Hollywood films that established the typical "MAYDAY; MAYDAY!!!" cliché
"Houston we have a problem" kinda situation
Mark Pentler some people know what’s coming and accept it
Bring them back again! They're such a delight to watch, tired of people screaming at each other
Mister Meep Pllsssss... Wait, I’m not even subbed xdxd.
yeah...i love dem smooth operators. ..exactly my kind of people
Besides they look like they're really having fun.
Give them the centurion
I love seeing professional people like them on RUclips
watching this video made me realize that a real defusing bomb squad are literally the calmest and most collected people you can probably ever meet. Also, they are like the best at teamwork.
i saw an interview where the bomb guy was asked if hes ever nervous and he said nah if im right thats great and if im wrong its immediately not my problem anymore. which is an interesting take on it
They have to be, they also don't use people very often, they normally use robots to attempt to defuse and it if it proves too difficult They'll just attempt to detonate it as safely as possible.
@@Zalied that's an attitude that's gonna get other people killed, if you ask me. Like obviously it's not good to be stressed and paniced, but to shrug at the fact that there are other lives in that situation other then yourself is just fucked.
@@aliciafraser1835 if youre thinking about the lives around you, you're distracted by them. And endangering them alot more than if you put them out of mind.
@@davecrupel2817 You know what, I've never thought about it that way, so fair enough.
When you already accepted that you're about to die.
"Not gonna make it"
And the way he said that is calm af too
@@BenziLZK if your gonna die might as well accept that you are
@@arandominternetperson437 Technically speaking, we're all going to die. Many still find it very hard to accept. ^_^
@@jessiehogue. Lol ok
@@Chris-jj1uo We're all not gonna make it! :P
"Not gonna make it." "nice knowing you brother" i would have cried
Calling it. This comment will have 1000+ likes.
@@jrodriguezpiano im not that sure...
Edit: oh it...actually did it. Nevermind
A for effort
You jinxed urself there mate
JR Piano well now im unliking it 🤠
I love how he doesn't care at all about the alarm clock
They're trained to eliminate distractions
That thing anoys me so much i alway have to hit snooze
He probably doesn’t even know you could hit the snooze either way
_Chaos is their calm_
They acknowledge it, but they're too focused for it to phase them.
Therapist plays Getting Over It
Oh no no no no
or a yoga instructor or those people who tells you to calm down
oh my god thatd be amazing
OMG YES
bruh
I like how he uses the word “we” even tho he’s the ones that’s providing the info on what to do. He Dosent say “ I took a shot in the dark on what to do but instead say “we” took a shot in the dark. That makes an awesome team player quality
There's no "I" in "team" my man, that's why teams are the best way to handle any kind of work environments.
It goes both ways. You share the credit but you also share the failures.
He was a soldier. I believe it’s an expected quality
Sometimes there is an i in team. It's hidden in A hole.
www.feelingoodtees.com/Assets/ProductImages/PS_0683W_TEAM_IS.jpg
No, he's just communist
There are several lessons I've got from them ... =)
(1) teamwork
(2) straight to the point
(3) short & pack kind of communication
(4) no drama
You forgot one, stay calm
@@sinnersvalley Even if your partner says: "not gonna make it".
and my pubg mates scream like hell when knock down.
Definitely
One word: Military.
This was still seriously impressive. Just imagine if someone memorized the manual so they knew how to complete every module just by looking at it solo. This is the step below being that good.
@@abrasmage You have an incredible memory.
@@abrasmage They still didnt do it, right? I dont want to scroll through 200 comments again if not
@@leg10n68 not yet
we done more
I'm years late to this game, but I'd love to try
Right now all I've memorized (off of videos, I haven't actually played myself) is that for wire sequences, in order the black wires need to be cut for A or B or C, A or C, B, A or C, B, B or C, A or B, C, C
That's it though
Their professionalism is so good, they are 100% focused and amazing. Bring them back!
There not real in the 1st video the controller isnt on
There’s a setting to turn the light off
@@tadhgokeeffe310 you mad?!?!? You sad you dont have one?!?!??
@@tadhgokeeffe310 Bro dont know anything about controller belike:
@@tadhgokeeffe310 Bro fr jealous asf 💀
Real Assassin plays Assassin’s Creed.
Assassins creed isn't a assassination game... Hitman or Splinter cell is :v
HaHa-H!
Shaco Cristão 🤦♂️
... I still wanna see real Hitmen play ‘Hitman’
Good trap fbi
This makes ME so stressed but they're just like, COMPLETELY chiil
3:17 "I got 4 seconds..."
They are used to it and panicking wouldnt help either
Well they are Bomb Squad, you panic you explode lol, gotta stay calm in these scenarios ESPECIALLY DEALING WITH FING BOMBS U HAVE TO DIFFUSE
Yeah. I thought like it's real bomb
I thought the same thing! I started freaking out when the first buzzer noise started going off and he wasn't phased at all.
This is all fun and games but its crazy they do this with real life explosives.
Yeah! Really cool!
except it’s nothing like this in real life aside from dealing with distractions 😂
No. They plant explosives.
It's nothing like real life explosives. And more often than not, they are impossible to diffuse.
Throw in some gunfire, an absence of information on the explosive/no manual to use, and you have their daily job
This is BuzzFeed Content that I actually enjoy.
Because theres no buzzfeed people in it
Because its just good entertainment and not biased liberal journalism?
Likes
And also buzzfeed unsolved
I fucking hate gaming because it appeals to the mail fantasy
God, they are so satisfying to watch.
They’re so calm and they’re communication is completely clear. So nice
Yeah, they are highly-trained professionals. It’s normal.
“I don’t have any gaming systems except for SEGA Genesis.”
oof
Thats a OG
Thats a real gamer
Hey me too
SEGA will comeback and made similar game only for these guys
You need these guys longer man. Hour long episode or something. Am i right?
A livestream would be amazing
Have them do the hardest bomb in the game
@@TheGodGamr 161 Modules in 160 min ... have fun
@@mecisbuvelle4025 that'd be a big hardcopy manual.
1.4 likes and 5 comments?
What about, a pathologist playing Plague Inc?
Damned Claw DUDE THIS WOULD BE DOPE
make this happen!
it would be actually awesome
YESS
More like a infectologist, pathology is kinda diferent lol
They are so professional bro they operate like efficient machines.
Jäger stop spawn killing me on the new map oml
They doing the the hardest quest, the morse code in 30 seconds without any mistakes is crazy, anyone normal playing usually does that in like 3 minutes with mistakes
Only if they don't know what they're doing. Morse is super easy when you actually know how to process the light.
@@deadersurvival4716 -- Especially when you figure out that you can start halfway through and it's still helpful, and f one of you knows morse code, it's an easy module.
@@TlalocTemporal Hell, it has it on the page. As with most other things in the vanilla game, it's based almost solely on logical processing, and communication.
Most newbies get so flustered at "morse", that they stop process what they're looking at.
As someone who tends to watch newbies play on Twitch (i'm following the KTANE category), my general advice to newbies is to breathe, and to focus on the letter pauses. Process one letter at a time, and accept that you won't be able to get the full sequence in one shot. If you miss a letter dumping the previous one on your expert, tell them, and either pick back up at the next letter, or wait till to back to where you were on word cycle.
@@deadersurvival4716 I can never identify flashing morse at any speed. (maybe need a mod with semaphore on it !)
@@highpath4776 The key to Morse is to infodump between letters instead of trying to keep up.
Also, there are multiple mods with semaphor.
Even when they lose, they still remain much calmer than every RUclips duo who's played this game. I'm a little surprised considering this is like their job, and if they do a bad job in real life, people die.
I've read a quote that asked a bomb defuser why he had no stress in his life from his job and making the right decision and I believe the response was "Either I'm right or suddenly it isn't my problem anymore"
@@kardiackilla Interesting
"Why should I fear death? If I am, death is not. If Death is, I am not. Why should I fear that which can only exist when I do not?" - Epicurus, ancient Greek philosopher
Bc when actually defusing a bomb, you can’t freeze up or panic. You must defuse it as quickly as possible. They’re trained to stay calm and concise in life or death situations.
I'd imagine that is exactly the reason they are so calm. If something as consequence free as this could phase them, they probably wouldn't be very good at their jobs.
The way he said “not gonna make it” i felt that
i’m honestly impressed that guy managed to keep his cool even with the alarm blaring. for me visual distractions mean nothing but audio ones are the worst so very impressive.
i know they’ve been trained for that kind of stuff but still.
I have a legit phobia of alarms lol
they dealt with real b*mbs, games like this are nothing compared to that lol
@@berrinoice9022 yet they lost lmao
@@ikr233 ha
If the manual was spread out on the floor or table instead of being stapled together, they would’ve had an easier time.
yeah he seemed to have lost most of those time flipping pages. im sure if he found it just 2-3 seconds faster they'd have won
Exactly
On PSVR the manual is displayed on the screen and you can quickly jump to the page needed. These pages would annoy me so much
The manual is intentionally designed to be confusing I think, with page breaks in annoying locations and confusing wording.
@@perennials118 The game is meant to be played the way the video was made -- and they played it on PSVR ya dummy.
Round 3, they should switch places 😆
Absolutely.
He said “cut it and see what happens?” LOL
It was either "die" or "have a shot at survival" so yeah
They're serious. Even if they trained, every IEDs they're disarming are different. They've zero information before deploying.
I was thinking maybe the next step depends on what happens after cutting it
irl a chance is better than certain death
It's like what the best teachers say when you're taking a multiple choice test
you might as well take a shot and choose one rather than get a guaranteed loss
0:15 that ain't no smack dude. I mean , if yall have the generosity to show off your amazing bomb defusing skills in such an intense and exciting way , we are totally down for part 3 , part 4 , part 5 and more! Cause its some very good content . Well as soon as you're fine with it 😎😆
p.s Damn , thanks for love ya'll !!!😎🤘🤘
I'd watch if these guys started their own channel where they only played this game.
@@VompoVompatti same
@@VompoVompatti same
Ha-Ha!
Business men/women play Monopoly.
Or real-estate agents
yeah let the Sharks from shark tank do it!
With handicaps
They are like "I buy this company and I mean it." Gonna buy it in real life.
That its a good idea
I could see VR being a viable means for training EOD and demolitions techs during their initial phase of training.
They probably use it nowadays.
Oh yeah , show me footage of THAT please
Police already use special programs (in a huge room) where they can enter with multiple people and practice engaging a shooter/hostage that sorta stuff. Hospitals are using (more like testing probably but still) it too.
I bet they already had something similar or better than VR even before VR was around.
@@leandro4552 there’s an Atari game made for the military. You can actually play it, it’s since been released to the public
"I'm die, thank you forever"
A men of culture
o7
Ah, I see you're vtuber of culture as well
"WHAT!?"
@@NewTypeDilemma01 together die, together die
This video made my hands sweaty and my heart pumping 😂
Did it also make your knees weak, and your arms heavy as well?
Was there vomit on your sweater already, mom’s spaghetti?
Did you pee on your leg a little?
Same here!
Were you nervous but on the surface you look calm and ready?
We need to see a Defense Attorney play Pheonix Wright: Ace Attorney
+1
Just watch Nick Rekieta's streams with Ace Attorney, him being a defence attorney and owning his own law firm fit well into that
or a detective play Daganropa
The Legal Eagle did bits of it
They did that
If only school group projects went as smoothly as this....
(._.)
Not gonna make it...
Me too, me too...
Im 1k comment
School group projects is where you take the first step in learning to collaborate like this.
For me they do because I do all the work and I am the only one that gets no grade on the required project because “I did not do it”
Me this whole video: palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy
Mom's speghetti
Eminem - Lose Yourself
🤮😂😂😂
weekendatmyplace I love the 8 mile parody in Scary Movie 3
palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy *mOM'S SPAGHETTI*
Bro imagine if these two had a RUclips channel I would binge watch that like mad
"I don't have any game system except for sega genesis.."
Sonic
Love when chuck say ; cut it.
The only thing I can imagine is how chill these guys would be during Kahoot
Yeah, now we need a real spider to play spider-man ps4
Ha--hA(!), Yeah… . :)
@Alesandro Mateo Cortez woosh
It's been over a year, and I still want more from these guys. I want to see them go modded. That'd be brilliant.
Even better, get them to do the Elevator.
it's two years now... bring them back please
It's been 3 years...they aren't coming back, huh...
@@aaronking2020 yep...
@@aaronking2020 4….
Hell yes imagine these two tackling the elevator of doom
Dan and Chuck: Going with the flow, staying calm, trusting each other and giving things straight to the point.
Me and my friend: Intense shouting, nervous laughter, lots of "I think it's that one" phrases, elaborating more than needed.
This is a great concept. Love watching. Here's what I would like to see:
Give the instructions guy the freedom to organize the manual however he likes. Let him bring sticky flags, make notes, pin pages up on the wall, whatever. Having played this game, I'll tell you that it changes completely when you start getting serious about organizing the instructions and your workspace.
Then if you want them to do even better, let them switch roles for a couple rounds so that the tech knows what the instructions are like and the guide knows what the modules look like.
There is a training round and clearly they did look through the manual together enough to be able to describe the different modules succinctly but still differentiating simple wires from complicated wides, to know to look at the serial number first, etc.
they're still super impressive
Chivas hoy
Agreed!
Plz do real swat team plays rainbow six siege
All recruits tho, gadgets is for the weaks.
It's not easier for them I guess
@@babagee2216 but againts another swat team in custom match, and not again real players
@@babagee2216 cuz you dont wanna see them paired up with an ash rusher main
It would be better swat team vs swat team in a paintball game
When he says "not gonna make it" at 8:15 I imagine this is what he would actually say in a real situation if he was failing to defuse a bomb. Just calmly accept it.
edit; I come back 8 months later and I have 58 replies! wonder what they sa- oh ok..
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I WANNA SEE THE UNCUT VERSION! The whole fun of watching this game is seeing people struggle with the instructions!
Its so satisfying to see awesome teamwork on this game for once, its weirdly calming for a game about defusing a bomb
go give it a try, it made me realize how much it takes to make the other person's life easier through this game
I don't even care they didn't get the last one. They worked so well together! I can't begin to imagine what a real situation would be like, especially when you're down to the buzzer. Awesome dudes!
3:28 If nothing happens just cut it 🤣
What I took from that was what they communicated. On the symbol keypad module, the letters are obviously from a Cyrillic alphabet, but I get the feeling even if one of them knew that and knew what the actual letters were called, they'd still describe them visually as like AE or backwards N or trident as otherwise you are assuming the other person knows the same as you, a dangerous assumption to make in the circumstances. Secondly, on the wire cutting tasks, the guy with the view isn't just describing everything he sees, just what is relevant in order to be able to narrow down the possibilities. The guy with the manual leads asking for the info he needs to know to identify which puzzle it is. It's streamlined and efficient without adding in extraneous and irrelevant details to confuse things and waste time.
Be interesting to see them have something in say Arabic or a much less familiar to westerners script to see how they'd cope when they are really out of their comfort zone.
@Xero the Lampcat I'm not defusing a bomb.
They did have an Arabic letter on the last video, a modified T = ټ
@@danem2215 would that be bulls horns (taurus ?)
@@highpath4776 they described it as smiley face with a tongue out
Its crazy how he can read that manual so quickly and identify what hes talking about with no confusion and still make educated guesses when it didnt match up
Terrorist: *0*
Counter Terrorist: *2*
it's more 1-5.
Next time let both of them use headphones. Let both of them felt the pressure of the surrounding.
Alvin Bong Hui Min
You see that’s. The point they are better than as in those kind of situations
Because they feel no pressure
@@alandmariwan4507 *feel
@@alandmariwan4507 thanks for editing.
hey, grammar genius get a life bro
@@alandmariwan4507 bro I did not mean it that way but thanks for watching.
I could watch their always calm and straight forward team work, and listen to their banter inbetween, for hours :)
I don't think I'd ever get this exited by a sidebar recommendation video from BuzzFeed 👀
Yeah this is the only buzzfeed video I've ever watched unironically, it's also the only buzzfeed vid I've seen without disliking
Ok bomb defused
Step 1: Cut IT!
Step 2: Cut It in the last 4 seconds for dramatic effect
Step 3: high 5 with the boys for Cutting it
I was feeling anxious about the time going down for them. I admire people who can manage pressure and communicate so well
chances are, these guys ignore the time completely, the goal is to defuse the bombs as quickly and safely as possible, worrying about the time just causes stress, they know their job and they do it well.
There's something amazing about two people being able to communicate efficiently and still be able to completely and fully understand each other.
Please bring them back once more, I love how calm they are and how they have so much experience with this in real life
2 Real war strategists play against each other in starcraft 2
Starcraft wtf
Yes, that’s what I said
Or Warhammer DoW!
Grimalkin Felidae
I don’t know what that is but cool
@@gordier6787 An RTS game. A better one than SC imo.
Woah
You are one of my favorite! Talk about woah!
Now I think of the (a) Keanu Reeves supercut.
Exactly *Woah*
Kelsey! ❤❤❤
Ahmed Shekhdon famous and blonde
gordan ramsay plays cooking mama
YES PLEASE!!!
play overcooked
we'll know if he's better than mama
*Cut it.*
Plot twist he cut his fingers on the paper.
I love how when the lights went out it didn't even face the one guy.
Best Intense 3:00 Imagine if that thing is a real Bomb
6ix9ine Plays the escapists
Lmao
Lmao HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
😂😂🤣🤣👌
LMAO
Fck HAHAHAHAH
They were still way better than anyone else who played the game. I LOVE THESE GUYS SO MUCH
i love this series! it'd also be super interesting to see real epidemiologists play plague inc.
ARMA
Him, calmly: Not gonna make it
Her, calmly: Oh, I'm die. Thank you forever
I’d be down for another segment of them playing this. It’s very relaxing.
This is so cool
Part 3 pls
I like the idea of pathologists playing Plague inc. By Miniclip
Epidemiology would fit betree, because they actually study the spread
This just proves once again that in stressful situations we need to remain calm in order to make the best decisions
These guys are badass.
Okay now make a part 3, but let them practice the final bomb a few more times. I want to see these guys win!
Chuck freaking committed to this like it was a real bomb lol the suspense was intense af when he was flipping through it. These guys make a good team
Dan and Chuck at it again. Kings.
*A real wanted criminal plays gta 5*
yes
These guys are giving me heart attack. I can see them sweating but these guys are freaking calm and don't even budge!
I just imagine him helping someone in real life defusing a bomb and he just says "I don't know just guess" lmao
Love watching them play this game. I have 3 friends that I constantly play this game with, and we've gotten quite good at it, but the morse code part always gets us. It's like we can't tell when the breaks are between letters and between words
"Cut it and see what happens."
Not exactly what I want my EOD guys to be saying
Not when it's only 4 seconds left
i'd love to have people EOD people not panicking when the lights start flashing red and they have 10 seconds left and defuse the bomb with 4 seconds left.
Well they're not EOD guys so...
yes omg i've been waiting 4 this
Yes!
Damn. They are good. It took me ages to get to that difficulty.
Love the way that guy says “good to go” so satisfying idk why!!
"I don't have any... ...gaming systems except for Sega Genesis" 0:34 This is gold. This guy knows.
“Real Hitman from the dark web plays Hitman”
That morse code sequence was crazy lol
They seem to be having fun in this
Woww. I can tell why the guy at the right is the boss!
Dunno why but this video makes me feel satisfied in a way. Kudos to them. Do admire their teamwork
my butt is clenched. This is so intense.
I've played this game enough to know when to sit back and enjoy my last few seconds of life. And seeing that last module with the time they had? They needed a miracle.
Damn the coolness and the professionalism. They dont even budge on the clock that is ticking and on the alarm. I wanna watch more from them!
The legends are back! Great job, guys! I would've cracked under that kind of pressure.
Lol. When i see this in my recommend, i immediately open it.
These two videos are some of the best most professional videos that perfectly shows expertise using a game, that I have ever seen on youtube, ever.
I love them my sister and I tried something like that a few days ago, were literally yelling each other (until we made it) I love how calm they are and how they explain everything