How To ACTUALLY Play 5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- 5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel Part 2 - it's back, and with a proper tutorial this time. Now you all can train to be multidimensional chess grandmasters. If there's another video, it'll be on full 8x8 boards, this just had to be 5x5 for the sake of the tutorial.
Edited by: Tyler
5D Chess with Multiverse Time Travel is generalized from ordinary chess. There are two spatial dimensions, a third unused spatial dimension, a fourth dimension representing time, and a fifth dimension representing parallel timelines. When pieces travel to the past, paradoxes are avoided by using a branching timeline system. Capture a king to win!
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0:00 Intro
0:16 5D Chess tutorial
8:49 A few 5D Chess games 
Игры
Shoutout to all the chess grandmasters that watched my first video on this expecting a tutorial. Let me know if y'all actually understand this game now.
idek what any of this video means
Ok lol. Thank you for listening to my comment
@@justsomeoneelse5942 it hasn't even been long enough for you to finish the video
Yes, after some research, yes.
Thank you, sensei.
"You have to let go of Bishops being light-squared or dark-squared, you just have to think about them as bishops."
Racism SOLVED
I never noticed that how we perceived bishops was racist...
I just think of then as tall boy go zig zag
Artix Vektör haha tall boy go zip zap
I'd never thought of it as a race thing.
To me it was a reflection of religion;
Two different rigid ways of thinking that can never agree on something.
So the two bishops each represent a different religion, and can't go into the space the other has dominion over.
The other pieces however, not being tied to strongly to a religion, can go wherever they please...
In 3D chess the color are in inverted on every other board so bishops are still tied to a case color
Man, now I know how my dad feels when I talk about video games.
son is winning confirmed
dang, same...
The Video fuck my mind 😂
@@rudinikolaevski8370 I'm with you. I'm am really trying to follow along but I'm just mind blown
Its easy, ngl
Funnily enough, this is listed on psychological horror on steam...
*Eh, makes sence.*
It’s an absolute mindfuck so I get it
I understand. This is what taking sanity damage feels like.
@@user_hat sense, but if you wanna be pun-ny they "sans"
This is what happens when you dont pay attention in math class for 2 minutes.
This will be accurate for most people, but I am different
@@hellothere6838 You are nothing, Ian.
😂😂😂 y’all funny
Couldnt explain it better
Thankfully, you can rewind a video, but you unfortunately can't rewind class.
"Hey, Aliensrock. How do you play 5D chess?"
To answer that, we need to talk about parallel universes.
the rook needs to build up speed for 12 hours
tj "Henry" yoshi would like to have a word with you
jocab henke so if you can checkmate in one less move, that’s a 12 hour save
*SM64 menu theme intensifys*
This is no lie the funniest joke I've ever heard. Nor being sarcastic.
My brain has expanded with this game’s logic. It’s actually rather simple when you’re not tripping over yourself on how the game works.
Well, the movement rules are simple when you get there. But real chess' rules are far simpler, yet I still don't understand any form of strategy for that. Strategy in this game must be a whole new level of hell.
We should train an AI to play it.
@@alansmithee419 that's the thing, we are all shit at the game, so it doesn't really matter, I mean, in chess itself computers are much better than humans but that doesn't make the game any less enjoyable
In normal chess the board doesn't change, but here half of your directions are constantly changing
It’s actually pretty simple if you imagine the board as a hypercube
@@alansmithee419 isn't the in game computer an AI?
Tyler : I pin your king 2 moves back and 3 dimensions upwards!
Me : *...Go Fish?*
Lol
go fish = 5D chess with time travel and parallel dimensions.
Correct
I don't think this is a possible move. All of the pieces that can move in multiple dimensions at once have to move the same amount in all.. except for the knight, which moves 1/2. (I think there's a variant piece that moves 2/3, but I don't think it's in here)
@@basedeltazero714 yo it was a joke you need to calm down
Aidan Donnelly I don’t know, bud, he explained that pretty calmly
Imagine being able to call yourself 5d chess grandmaster. Big flex
Probably anyone how grasps how to play the game is a grandmaster at this point. They’d be able to beat everyone.
@@ShabazzTBL wew, im grandmaster at a game, finally
@@sandpaperunderthetable6708 haha congrats. I would join you but this doesn’t look all that fun to learn haha.
@@ShabazzTBL Typical response by someone unwilling to learn something new, that forces you out of your comfort zone. It demands you actually think 5 dimensionally, instead of just relying on what you know of old style chess.
It's interesting to me that the better old style chess players will consider and call this game lame,.... because they find themselves losing to weaker players that are understanding how 5 dimensions changes the old style chess game.
This is the equivalent of knocking the board over and saying " This game is dumb."
Much easier to massage your damaged ego if you can convince yourself and others that it's beneath you.
Everyone from the first video: haha check
Tyler: I’m 4 parallel universes ahead of you
Yes
literally
Or one QPU
*Checks their king from two turns ago*
"The best way to learn 5D chess is to NOT think and just make the moves"
Wow, thats exactly how I play normal chess!
I remember seeing a comment saying something like: Move a bishop: i have already won in the past and the parallel dimension that will be created in 2 turns. you should give up by now.
Btw shout out to the one who made that coment. it made me laugh for quite a bit
@@Vinworld I didn't see that comment, so I guess yours is somehow more popular than the original comment, although RUclips's definition of a "popular" comment is beyond me, as I have countless times seen comments placed above other comments, even though those other comments have both more likes and replies.
bro that's some serious anime shit right there
tyler’s advice “don’t think just move”
well, it's not wrong. it's literally how we teach self learning chess ais that are able to make better moves than people who have become reliant on brute force algorithms that would disagree with the moves the ai makes.
Regular chess is cruel to beginners becuase the fastest way to become good is to memorize all of the optimal openings and learn how to deal with certain endgames or else risk being utterly stomped and during the beginning or end of a match learning nothing rather than playing for fun and improving over time.
5d chess, on the other hand, is new and complicated enough to alow players grow their understanding through play rather than letting some algorithm brute force a decent move that should lead to a win.
@@minktanker9705 except for the part where brute forcing every move is A. Still possible, and B. Not going to take 3 years to do, how else do you think the game knows if you are checking kings from the past
@@shakkar23 Figuring out if a king is in check is a lot easier than calculating the best possible move for a given board position
ok
Just don't think. DUH
My brain just expanded 500% from watching this video, but my ego has shrunken by 80%
Tis the dunning-kruger effect.
Boggless for the dunning Kruger effect to be accurate here, he must have had an *extremely* low starting knowledge
Here's a tip: if they create more than two timelines with their queen before you make any, those queens are stuck in those timelines if you don't move them. Never move a piece into the past if you won't make a purple arrow, and especially not a queen, because if you do, you're suddenly down a piece on that board, and if your opponent decides to not move that timeline or make another one, the piece that you sent back will be stuck there. I beat quite a few people who blundered their queens into timelines I didn't have to move.
How do you create a purple timeline?
@@synchrai2969 The first timeline created by anyone will be purple, after that, if you make a second timeline without your opponent making one, that will not be purple. If your opponent makes a timeline after you've made one, that timeline will be purple, because they've made the same number of timelines as you at that point.
- A timeline will not be purple if the player creating it has made more timelines than their opponent. -
If you are the first one to time travel, wait until your opponent time travels, then the timeline you make next will be purple. Never make two timelines in a row (unless your opponent has optional timelines, but in that case, he's down material in the purple timelines, so you'll probably not want to let him get those pieces back), because the second one will not be purple until your opponent time travels (and if you make a timeline that isn't purple with a queen, then they likely won't need to, since you're now down a queen if they let it be stuck in the timeline it fled to). If you make timelines while your opponent has inactive ones, they will become active as you create your own, in the order that they were created.
@@nef36 Put more simply:
1. When you make your first alternate timeline, your opponent must respond to it.
2. When you make further *consecutive* alternate timelines, your opponent *may*, but must not, respond to them.
Austin Schaefer Well actually, rule 2 would be When the amount of timelines you’ve made is 2 or more than your opponent, they become inactive until activated by more timelines being created
There will only be one queen stuck in one timeline, as the other will be active
It's like you start with a single chess board, but each move puts a new board on top of the old one so you're playing chess in a cube (as long as you ignore the parallel dimensions. If you include those, it's playing chess in a 4D hypercube, which is impossible for humans to fully visualize).
Precisely
But I can fully visualize it
People think they are good at chess, but they crumble against the worse AI in 5D chess
Toast to the devs who programed the AI
I kicked the ass of the first two ai before fighting real people. I have not yet bothered with the harder two, how hard are they?
Nef36 Tyler played both in his first video
Because it's not the same game, when people first got btd6 they thought rubber to gold was the best upgrade on alchemist and triple dart was better than crossbow
@@xa447 Speak for yourself.
So 5D chess is basically working under _Avengers: Endgame_ rules of time travel.
Going into the past never changes the future; it only creates a parallel timeline.
but you have to kill thanos in the new timeline faster than he kills you in the old timeline
Bean B34n
So, it _isn't_ a parallel timeline?
@@qtulhoo i meant something like if i check your king and then you checked my king, i win. It would be a race across dimensions.
@@beanb34n95 That's not what I mean.
I mean that what Endgame calls a 'parallel universe' is stupid and makes no sense.
parallel universe theory is an old ass theory that was used to explain time travel
Imagine playing against an opponent and just as you move to checkmate them you realize you're fading away because your opponent travelled back in time and prevented your parents from meeting.
“It was me barry”
Technically, we're playing 4D chess mechanically; we have x and y, z for time, and w for parallel dimensions. It's more intuitive to describe it as 5D though, because instead of taking place inside a 4-cube like 4D chess would normally take place in, our game takes place inside an ever expanding four dimensional rectangular prism.
It is closer to a trapezoidal prism, as it is ever expanding, unless you count all parallel timelines to stretch back before they were seeming created, and just being exact copies of the first timeline
@@nutmeggaming11261 no, because as it expands in the 4th dimension, the corners are still 90 degree angles. As a square expands into a cube, the sides aren't slanted relative to the original square before it reaches its cube shape, and they're not slanted after the cube expands further; it's a rectangular prism before and after. It's helpful to think of the fourth dimension in terms of the differences between the second and third.
The dimensional setup is Einsteinian, not “introvert” stop making fun of me
@@sybro9786 That was a typo, I meant intuitive XD
Nef36 Alright lol all good
Here is how the pieces move:
They can move in 1-4 different dimensions X, Y, T, P
One dimensional moves are lateral(rook)
Two dimensional moves are diagonal(bishop)
Three dimensional moves are triagonal(unicorn)
Four dimensional moves are quaDRAGONal(dragon)
Using N for number of spaces and D for direction
Rook: N[D] - any number of spaces in any single direction
Bishop: N[D, D] - any number of spaces in any two directions
Knight: [2D, 1D] - a knight’s move in any two directions
Unicorn: N[D, D, D] - any number of spaces in any three directions
Dragon: N[X, Y, T, P]- any number of spaces in all four directions
King: 1[D, (D), (D), (D)] - 1 space in up to 4 directions
Queen: N[D, (D), (D), (D)] - any number of spaces in up to 4 directions.
Takeaway: queens are op as hell for having all 4 movement types(rook/bishop/unicorn/dragon)
Other takeaway: dragons suck because they're so situational. When is a quadragonal move ever going to be useful?
I like the notation you used here, very clear and leaves no room for interpretation.
Lord AJ thank you
I have read through this comment several times and none of it makes any sense still
This made me understand it, thank you.
"Now I'm setting up a checkmate in the past" o...k
Me and the bois playing 10D in a alternate universe:
*haha, amateurs.*
Pararel universe inside Pararel universe
i love how everyone’s immediate reaction to being early is to just comment “ok”
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This game has no depth. Only 4 dimensions. Smh, false advertising.
Yeah I was like wait where's the 5th dimension lmao
This
I mean technically the alternate universes have two dimensions.
2+2+1
The rules (read in the first video) say "the typical two spatial dimensions, *_a third unused spatial dimension_* , a fourth dimension representing time, and a fifth dimension representing parallel timelines."
@@shybandit521 That's ... Not how dimensions work
I’m convinced aliensrock is one of the smartest twitch streamers
The
Best evidence: he beat Baba Is You.
Bro, just don't think and you'll get just as smart as him.
Smarter than GM Hikaru in terms of 5D chess
@@boredguy5463 that's why
Ah yes my favorite dimensions
Horizontal, vertical, left, right, up and down
This is like the 6 flavors of quarks
1 dimensional is a thing
@@y1defht211 two if its demensions. You've described a rectangle. Unless it's a square box with 2 or 3 feet deep. And think of the 4th demension as how long that box has stood there. A 4d box is a 2ftx3ftx4ftx18s. You're brain works in 4d too. If you've ever shot a bow and arrow, you dont have to hit a small 2d object, You have to hit a small 4d object. It only exists in a certain space for an instant, and you can aim further in time or sooner in time, as long as it is in the future. 5d big brain tho.
Now think that (most of) you have never actually shot a bow and arrow, except for in a game. You're brain is projecting a 2d screen into a 3d environment then calculating the time it takes for an arrow to reach its virtual destination, then using the information of MANY arrow speeds, creating multiple 4d spaces (and multiple 4d spaces is a 4d multiverse, aka 5d) where it decides on the best possible direction and time to shoot along with the correct velocity to shoot the arrow, then telling your hand to move your aim instead of actually turning (which means you have to move your hand within less than a millimetre of precision, not to mention the inertia of your arm and mouse), then clicking for a certain amount of time to draw your bow back without physical feedback like the tension of a bow to tell you how far back it is pulled (all timing so you cant cheat it with a sense though its hardly cheating irl). Thats all happening in your brain which is basically some fat cells with a few ions passing some membranes. In milliseconds. And its precise enough to where you've probably pulled off shots like that a few times and you probably haven't tried that many. Oh and most of the time, it was your hand moving too little or too far, and clicking for a little too short or long. You probably calculated everything fairly well and saw it happen in your head. And you know you've missed (most of the time) pretty much as you fire it. Im thinking shooting someone flying with elytra in minecraft and trying to hit them. (hard but very possible)
You're literally doing 5d math in your head without even realizing it, and compressing the decision into 4 dimensions. X angle, Y angle, Time to shoot, and Time to click.
Thats really big brain.
@@xa447 Yes it is
The classic two dimensions in the past and one up
weirdly, I DO still think of it as an L shape
Well yeah, I kinda imagine it as a L but the end part is kinda sucked into a portal lead to the past or parallel universe.
I think I've absorbed enough weird maths youtube that I just think of the endy bit of the L going "out". Obviously I'm still imagining a faux spatial dimension that's inaccurate, but I don't need to be imagining the precise right thing in order to understand the approximation. I think.
Imagine time as the z axis
Joke's on you. I understood it before, and wanna see more of this.
How does the game decide if an arrow should be purple or white?
Katzen33
from my (probably incorrect) understanding of it
The first arrow you make will always be purple, and until your opponent makes an arrow, any other arrows you make will be white
It probably decides whether it should be purple or white depending on if there is a king on the board in that dimension
HOW
"en passant b*tch" - Aliensrock 2020
10:03 shoutout to the editing here, it feels perfectly inserted and it made me laugh the first time I saw it.
Alright yeah this was a LOT easier to understand now. I'm not 100 on it or anything, but really once you went in on the Bishop it all started to click. Thanks for this one! I'd love to see more 5D chess content, especially with how excited you seem to be for the game, makes it more fun to watch
When is actual 5D chess WITH 3D spatial dimension being used? I need all 5! I don’t even know how 3D chess works for diagonals but still.
just another direction babey
3d would just be a texture pack(the 3rd is the only one that's missing)
XA44 Texture pack? Normal chess is 2d, if the board was a cube, now it’s 3D chess. Normal chess is not 3D it’s played on a flat board.
@@enixma820 but the pieces are 3d in normal chess. the third dimension is purely aesthetic
@@icefire6622 the implication here is that wed be playing *across* the 3rd dimension, like how the 2 dimensions added in 5d chess arent decoration either
Random Player: *does anything*
5d chess bot: I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you🙃
well the bot is not technically wrong 🙃
Just realized the background squares show the turn number
Lu Yuyu And the parallel universe number on the y-axis
The thing about this game is that it is easy to understand but hard to understand, you can understand all the moves and how time travel works etc. pretty easily, but it's hard to work with the concept because it's not a space dimension, so it's always changing.
I've been spending this morning learning and playing. And I finally won my first game! It was on easy using the 5x5 boards but I feel pretty accomplished. Mainly because I actually understand all the mechanics now and I can just get better instead of being confused most of the time. Thanks for the video!! Helped a lot!!
And thank you to the creators of this. This is turning out to be really fun. I can see myself pouring a lot of time into it.
Teacher: the test is not that hard
The test:
If felix moved his rook 3 parallel dimensions down, and the king was on the top row, where the rook goes, would Felix be able to checkmate the king on his next turn even if there was something blocking his way in the present?
I loved the 5d chess video, thanks for uploading another!
Thank you for this! Delivered straightforward and sensibly.
what we call directions in normal 2D chess like in "the bishop moves in two directions at once" or "the knight moves by 1 in one direction and by 2 in another" are actually dimensions. directions would be any direction, like for example it would include 30°, 69.123° and so on.
Now that it’s been properly explained, this is actually quite a fun game to watch
This was actually super helpful thank you so much
THANK YOU
This makes so much sense!!!
This makes so much sense holy crap, thinking of time as a direction helps so much
Yeah, he explained it well. It's a super clever idea
yeh
I went up to my dad and told him about a game called 5D chess i explained him what i know about the game and i said "i still have no idea how to play this game" and then i open RUclips and what is the first video i see this one.
Thank you alians rock very cool 👍
10:00 It seems that recognizing board positions in the past where the king is vulnerable, and being able to capitalize on them in the future, is the key.
Hey aliensrock I've been really enjoying your vids recently
I should get this. My whole family is a bunch of chess players and I'm the most overthinker of the bunch so this is perfect for me
I want to see your family's reaction lol
@@nublord5648 Having multiple friends who are into chess, seeing the reaction of someone who actually knows chess in this game is an utter joy, if only because a lot of the traditional chess meta just gets yeeted straight out of the window in this game.
For example, in the 8 by 8 board, king pawn up is actually a super risky opener in 5D chess, because if that pawn gets taken/moved for any reason, you're leaving yourself open to both a bishop mate and a queen mate. Whereas in standard chess, king pawn up is about as bog standard of an opening move as you can make, because it contests the center board and allows your bishop and queen to make meaningful moves early on.
@@webbowser8834 Yeah i can totally see a lot of strategy get destroy or changed (Also random thought : what if you try to get as much queen as you can into a timeline to demolish that board before the opponent can, is it a good strategy ?)
@@nublord5648 So having played a decent amount of 5D chess, I find that instead of going for incremental advantages, it is far better to just have a mate in mind and work towards that, while avoiding obvious mates from your opponent (bishop mates and queen mates are the big 2 you need to watch). If you have an uncontested queen that's able to do bad things to the opponent's board, then chances are you have a checkmate (or, at the very least, a time travel or mate, which is often a checkmate with a few extra turns thrown in) in the making and you should just do that. Here's 3 rules that if you keep them in mind, you'll perform a lot better.
1. Never leave the vertical line your king is on unblocked, that's just begging to get bishop or queen mated.
2. Watch the opponent's queen at all times, especially in reference to the queen's ability to position itself diagonally from your king. If you allow your opponent to do that safely, you will probably lose.
3. Always be looking for an opportunity to mate your opponent. If no opportunities are presenting themselves, consider time traveling to create such an opportunity. Draws are exceedingly rare in this game, so playing to not lose will almost always result in a loss.
@@webbowser8834 nice tips thanks :D
Also after watching my brother do some match, i can see a pretty weird move to save yourself from dying is to create new timeline to trap the time line that you got check mate in the middle (which make it disabled).
Whats your thought on that ?
Last time I was this early chess was 2d
Ok
how do you explain the knight if chess is 2d?
@@Eric-zz5ijthe knight moves 2 in one direction, one in a different direction in a L, there is no going under or over
@@bruhmoment4405 Oh yeah, I forgot. It's not like knights are the only piece that can jump over other pieces because that would be stupid...
12:31 I’m so glad it was though cause that’s why you’re my favorite RUclipsr now
I actually understood the game now. Thanks so much, great tutorial!
unicorn has to move in 3 dimensions at once, and dragon has to move in all 4
yeah i know that but it was asked how they are **useful**. Having to move in all four dimensions is really limiting, you have to create new timelines just to benefit it, and creating new timelines puts you at a "tempo disadvantage"
@@fraz0r820 From what i see both of them are just a parallel universe mess maker since every of their move will create a parallel universe whether you wanted it or not.
@@nublord5648 You can still choose to just...
only move them when it's worth it? the problem is, when is it worth it?
Nub Lord the unicorn won’t always create parallel universes, you can move it across x, y, and the future-most versions of parallel universes. Neither will dragons, but the only way to do that is to move from a parallel universe that’s lagging behind to a different, future-most version of a parallel universe.
Of course I still agree with your point that they’re extremely edge-case haha
@@nublord5648 technically, only the first move is guaranteed to create a new timeline since it has to be backwards, but after that it can also move into the future so it might NOT always create more timelines. ;-)
I mean, it literally just is chess, but with the option to move through 4 dimensions.
0d is just a point in space, infinitely small with no real size.
1d is just a series of points in space in a line that is infinitely long.
2d is just every point that exists in a plane that can be defined by two non-parallel lines.
3d is just every point that exists within a volume that can be defined by two non-parallel planes.
There could be a 4th spacial dimension, but that is typically beyond the scope of our human understanding. Closest thing that we could point to and say is 'proof' of a 4th spacial dimension are wormholes, as they theoretically connect 2 points in 3d space without having to travel along any of the points between.
The existence of a second spacial dimension allows for 'teleportation' along a given line, to travel from point A to point B without having to interact with any of the other points along that line. Similarly, the existence of a third spacial dimension allows for 'teleportation' around a given plane, to travel from point A to B to C without having to interact with any of the other points on that plane.
4d is just a series of points in a line of time. It is the first temporal dimension.
5d is just every point that exists in a plane that can be defined by two non-parallel timelines.
For the sake of the game, you are allowed to move in two spacial dimensions, and two temporal dimensions. The third spacial dimension is left out for readability, as it's already hard enough to see everything that's going on in this game.
I understand why they called it 5d chess, but you really only deal with four dimensions. So going by that naming logic, 7+ dimensional chess would be boring as fuck, as white would always make a first move to rewrite the rules of the game so that it wins.
I always liked the notion that the "3rd dimension" is used, but only by the Knight (and the King/Rook during a certain strange move/rule). **Every** other piece in the game **CANNOT** "pass through" other pieces to reach theoretical destinations, they either have to stop at the piece or go around it. Thus it is reasonable to assume the Knight (and the King/Rook) also can't just phase through things to get to his destination, instead he hops over(read:through the "3rd dimension") the other pieces (the King/Rook also doing a hop during Castling) to avoid having to take them or being outright block by allied pieces.
@@BrianatorFTW Every piece "hops"....
Think about it: a knight moves by two in one dimension and by one in another dimension.
a king can be moved by one in as many dimension as you like.
let's take this example
３ Ｑ
２Ｒ
１ＫＮ
ＡＢ
the king, in order to move to b2, needs to either "hop" over the knight (when moving horizontally) or "hop" over the rook (when moving vertically).
in the same way, the knight, in order to move to a3, needs to either "hop" over the queen (when moving vertically) or "hop" over the king (when moving horizontally and then "hop" over the rook (when moving vertically).
The way you think about this is truly a huge stretch, I really don't like it and it isn't even consistent with the rules since it's not a dimension in which you can move (dimensional move) or a dimension in the general sense at all.
To elaborate on why this isn't consistent with the rules, if you consider an "hop" a dimension this happens:
３ Ｑ
２ＱＫ
１ＫＮＲ
ＡＢＣＤ
In this example, the knight can't move to a3 because that would require moving by 2 in the "hop" dimension, by 2 in the vertical dimension and by 1 in the horizontal dimension: the knight can only move by 2 in one dimension and by 1 in another dimension, so, that isn't a valid knight move.
The knight can however move to d1: by moving by 1 in the "hop" dimension and by 2 in the horizontal dimension!
This, obviously, isn't how the game works!
@@emanuele6 sorry, but Brian's right... The king's diagonal move just passes _between_ the rook and knight, while the knight moves and the castling pair of moves need a 5th dimension to pass-through, just like regular chess has most pieces sliding around on the board, except the knight that will be taken OFF the board into the 3rd dimension for some of its moves. :-B
Yes! I Love seeing you playing this game
i love how in this game the queen is a multidimensional time warrior and the king is a coward with a time machine.
Girls: we aren’t complicated
Also girls:
Honestly it's not all that complicated from a movement standpoint, the hard part is figuring the best moves to make
@@MagiSwag we talking bout chess or girls now?
Definitely girls
@@jonaspedersen7456 why not both
lol, yes
this game only 4d becouse it only uses 2 dimensions of convencional space
I called it : 5-1D Chess
This was actually a very good video :D
Having watched your 5D chess vids and your shape factory .io game vid, im subed.
I just wanna see hikaru play this lmao
I think he was playing it on stream at the same time as this stream
Gety I didn’t see his stream but I saw his video on it, and he fell into the trap of overthinking it. Also he didn’t read the rules.
When you wait all day for midnight for aliensrock to upload and its chess game instead of bridge or train game. :( jk I love all your videos
Aliansrock I love your vids so much and ever so often I watch the stream.❤️❤️
This makes me think of time travel differently. This is why 'board' games are so good, playing them gives you knew ideas.
shoot, can someone send me a link to the VOD where hikaru watches aliensrock's video on this?
the id for that video is : v2zg-66eTY8 . :-B
I like to say I'm decent at chess but this is beyond me
Actually this makes at least slightly more sense than in your last vid
well... chess and 5d chess are different games, wowwww!
@@saltezers2242 rEaLlY?
Good job aliensrock, i know that some people still wont understand how to play this game because its 5D chess, but i feel like you did a better job at explaining the game this time. Im sure more people have gotten to understand it a little bit better now.
Thank you for this video. I do find the bishop move pretty easy to understand if you imagine a diagonal in 3 Dimensions.
I really hope he starts playing actual chess lol
He used to
Yea but on streams with a broader fanbase
I'm gonna throw up. This is so confusing
need a bucket or trash can?
I think they could have laid out the timeline better, but basically think of "turns" as less of "one per move", but a turn as "one per pair of moves". So black moves, white moves and boom that's a whole turn.
Then, think of pieces only being able to move up/down/left/right, but some pieces like like the Bishop move in set combinations of those. So for each space you move a bishop, it has to move up once, right once, in the same directions each time. Upright, upright, upright, that's three diagonal moves.
Finally, think of moving back in time, as just another direction. So knights can move up, down, left, right, or *backwards*, which ends up making a new timeline. Bishops can move upback, upback, which moves them two spaces up and two turns into the past, making a new timeline for the bishop to exist in.
Hope that helps clear things up for you!
I've noticed a trend. He only uploads 5d chess videos when I already have a splitting headache.
Oh I am so glad that this happened, thank you Tyler!!!!
One way to think about it is kinda like 3d chess i guess.
in normal chess each piece can move in the x and z planes of the board.
i use x and z cause they are the horizontal planes, and y is the vertical plane, which will denote each new board
so after each move, you get a copy of the board, lay it on top of the board you just used, and use the new board for your next move.
so a bishop can move in the x and z planes equally to make the diagonal, but because of the layered boards, it can also move in the x and y planes, or the y and z planes.
each square on the board is actually a cube, the direction a piece can move is in any direction in that cube, as long as it obeys its primary move pattern.
each move adds another layer of cubes on top, and the pieces on the top layer can travel down the stack of cubes.
thats the best i can explain it, and i hope this helps some of you
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Fun fact: at the time of this comment, no one has watched the full video
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if you watched the video at 2000% speed, or if youre tyler, then you probably have watched the full video
t1rbr doesn’t he have an editor?
i watched the full video because i was there in the actual stream
Boorider7 so you watched the stream, not the video
1:38 if you click the piece that has the king checkmated,
you can press the history view button that pops up the the left of the board.
Pressing this button will switch to History View with arrows for where the piece could move.
I'm glad this is back!
Keep up the great work
I think if you make use of the History and Parallel Views, it'll be easier to convey the "moves in the past" and "move across timeline" concepts since you can linearly connect the dots between the spaces, especially for something like demonstrating the bishop's movements.
I love you explaining this again, I would've loved to watch last video but it didn't seem like the game makes any sense strategically
There is a larger chessboard in the background that helped me remember what it is
At 13:11, when somebody asks about the bishop, they don’t mean moving to where you put the queen. The mean going up two spaces and back in time two turns.
Love it the first video I don't fully understand. Now I do understand.
Yay i was waiting for this
Me too
An easier way to visualize moves between the past or timelines is by creating a plane along the timeline axis and kinda make like a new chess board but perpendicular and intersecting all of past boards.
Also u can instead think of each piece being in a 3d box instead of a 2d one, that way all of the boxes on the present board and the past boards are connected and then you can imagine the piece moving freely in 3 dimensions
Another way to counter a check in the past is to send a piece far beyond the time where the check happens and win before that check becomes the present.
I only understand in this situation (8:40) that going back in time doesn't return you to past but you just branch out to another timeline thus making a timeline split. Added with the fact that interfering in another timeline doesn't change the future but only deviates you to another timeline thus making another split
I love how while im watching, i get the discord notif
13:11 But you could have done with a unicorn. Unicorns move the same distance in exactly three dimensions (so exactly one dimension must remain unchanged during that). A dragon however could not have done it, because they have to move the same distance in all four dimensions.
Nice, cant wait for 5D bowling where u have to throw the bowling into the past where the goal was open
All pieces are white or black square pieces, because the board is a square and you can only move from your own turn to your own turn, which is a board in your color in the game
i feel a need for a word to best explain how i feel about this. it's so complex and trippy yet actually super simple.
When you combine Killer Queen Bites the Dust, D4C, and King Crimson into a chess game
One of the Tricky Checkmates shows a checkmate by check and stale: while the king can take the checking piece, doing so leaves him with no legal move to pass the other dimension's time so that The Present moves to the other player. It's a cool situation to think about.
Yay a new 5D chess with multi verse time travel video
Fascinating gameplay
What helped me a lot, was just stacking the boards on top of one another, and then imagining it as a 3d board. On that all the pieces move like in normal chess, just on a 3D board. With the exception of Queens and kings, which got new moves by moving through the corners of the cube
Or just remember how many dimensions and how far in those dimensions any piece can move
I gotta tell you my guy, you've got great charisma, good edited content and you stream as well! But get yourself a simple backdrop that is not a bed and some curtains, you are gonna look so much more pro! Also do more KSP plz! :)
If you want to show how you did a checkmate with a clear visualization, after showing the checkmate move you can click the « checkmater » pawn and click on the popup buttons to show historical or parallel views.
This automatically hides black boards and present your boards in a « 3D » way that makes sense
"the best way to play this game is to not think"
So, I need to be a jedi to be the best?
Wow, that's a lot to wrap your mind around. Time itself being a movement already fried me.