Feels like I’m watching a science fiction movie where they are showing a futuristic sports gambling show but the movie was made in the 70s based on the tech of the time.
But they have a much bigger game of like million by million by million hexagon blocks, wait that be interesting how would hexagon cell blocks affect the code?
If it was literally the Game of Life, people could just calculate who would win. If there’s advanced tech, there’s gotta be really accessible, powerful calculators, right?
@@randomaccount349 maybe not advanced maybe they used something similar to that PlayStation supercomputer they Jerry rigged together by using large bulk of good hardware to brut force higher levels of computing power for game of life,
@@demian_csomic_winters9484 3D cellular automata are hard to appreciate because it's often hard to see inside them. If we lived in a 4D world, we might be able to look "down" into 3D cellular automata like we do with 2D ones in our 3D world. You have to compromise with a projection or some other arbitrary 3D representation.
It is insane how even in a simple coded game, A crew still performs like A crew with its chaotic comebacks and daring plays (that tend to backfire more than win) and Z crew still performs like Z crew with its safe plays and just stalling for a win
BATTLE TACTICS: BURSTS CROSS BURST: Really good spread out and can increase soldier counts, but can be devastating if done for too long without interference, leaving behind four spread out "0" squadrons if fully completed. NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE CB: 12:49 (done by A) 18:05 (done by A) 27:57 (done by A) 33:25 (done by Z) 34:33 (done by Z) 35:46 (done by Z) 40:28 (done by Z) DEMI-BURST/STD VIRUS: Can be done easily. Leaves behind 4 shuffle squadrons in a close proximity. NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE DB: 27:36 (done by A) 29:13 (done by A) 35:09 (done by Z) 38:54 (done by Z) TRANSPORTATION/ROCKETSHIPS GLIDER: Is one of, if not the fastest form of transportation. The form is flimsy though, usually only able to take out squadrons. NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE GLIDER: 21:11 (done by A) HEART SHIP: Great for spreading out in a specific area, and can move soldiers in a far proximity. Same downside as the crossburst. NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE HS: 29:31 (done by A) SQUADRONS Squadrons are soldiers in a fixed place that can be used as groups you can come back to at any time for a quick boost in soldiers. They can also be used for a last minute stall, causing the other team to overpopulate and die out, leaving only your soldiers. SQUARE SQUADRON: It's a squadron, it does everything a squadron needs to do, and that's all. NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE S-SQUAD: 26:50 (done by Z, also made a cute little smiley) 42:38 (done by A) SHUFFLE SQUADRON/TIC TAC: A line of 3 that shuffles direction every generation. If paired with the DB/STD, can flank an opponent easily. NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE SH-SQUAD: 27:36 (done by A) 29:19 (done by A) 35:09 (done by Z) 38:56 (done by Z) 41:22 (done by A) "0" SQUADRON: Great for saving soldiers, but weak if attacked. MISC: THE HOLY LINES: Only 50x5, It is rumored that the Z Crew soldiers that came out with their lives were scarred. 46:13 (the day the Z'ers died)
@@imacat643 Almost the exact same, but whatever was going around would also flip like a mirror, and it would only return to its prior orientation after going around again. Hence "non-orientable."
@@xanderlastname3281 Not sure what exactly they mean, but if you've spent any time playing around with GoL you'd know that simulation is wrong right off the bat. The three cells were behaving correctly (just a lucky coincidence), but the rest of the board did not look like GoL rules. The idea is that each cell evaluates individually, and then the whole board gets updated all at once. However, Doug made the mistake of having each cell update after evaluating, which introduces unintended behavior. This mistake affects how neighboring cells update on a sub-frame level, and the outcome depends on what order you update the cells in. It's an easy mistake to make, and I've made it a number of times in making my own cellular automata simulations.
jesus christ that battle where z-crew went down to literally 3 soldiers and they came back and won on technicality was literally paced like a movie, that was the most epic thing ever
@@thaizoo It was turn based, you started with a specific amount of cells you got to place at the start and then each turn you could add one cell of your color, and delete one cell of your opponents. Then when you ended your turn the simulation would move forward one step, and it would go to your opponents turn. I believe the game rules were only changed to add in if a cell had more enemy cells touching it, it would die. something to that effect. But it also allowed for using multiple colors in the sandbox mode
The fact that a battleground cell can't die of overpopulation makes 2×2 squares very powerful I think. If I was trapped in the sci-fi future where this is the only sport I think square spam would be my strategy.
CaryKH has a PVP game called "Game of Life and Death" where the grid contains cells of 2 colors, each turn players may manipulate some cells before the game-of-life rules apply, and when reproducing a cell, whichever color is majority among its 3 neighbors decide the new cell's color.
Me and my bro in the fight of life, when we lost all our other teammates, and now we understand that we gonna die, cause we can't repopulate anymore: D:
man I forgot about this stream and it was one of my favourites. You've gotta get the best letter of the alphabet stream in there at some point, that and the One Tree hill streams were my all time favourite 2 streams
Oh that's cool that he did that on stream, I remember I once did PVP version of the game of life for an academy project, I was inspired by the version carykh did.
Doug's fanbase should be studied as the most mysterious uncontacted tribe on earth, how the fuck do they all not have the concept of clip channels despite using twitch???
3:00 As soon as it didn't work, I was like "He's updating the grid in place instead of swapping two grids." DouglasDouglas is not alone. We have all felt that exact pain.
The youtuber carykh made a competitive version of conway's game of life as well, with red and blue players battling by changing cells on the grid. It's called Game of Life and Death and he has videos on it.
@aozzya1563 I'd agree but was a 100 by 100 board which is, 10k spaces, on a smaller board I'd see it but the larger it gets I'd expect more random inputs.
@@serialBLEACHexpert98 Id expect less random inputs as the board gets larger. As the search space increases people rely on heuristics more to make decisions
could you theoretically make a code that does the actions in reverse, then make art and let the code run for a set ammount of turns, then when you make the final product in the original code, after the ammount of turns it will always create that nice picture?
I also thought it was cool that at 38:12 you can see the diagonal forming more clearly than the rest of the chart. It's pretty cool because to get that perfect diagonal you'd need to input the same number for the x and y axis, you can super easily see it happen at 1 1 and 69 69. You can also see a similar pair of lines forming along the 69 x and y 69
@jadynandchara640 performing the game actions on reverse is actually considerably harder than going forward, as theoretically many previous board states could exist (it isn't as cut and dry as you'd think). AlphaPheonix has an excellent video on the topic, it took him 3 years to implement a reverse GOL.
There is a pvp version called "game of life and death" that has turn-based moves where you can either remove a square, or sacrifice two of your squares to make a square
great highlight, i think having a picture in picture of the current populations that were in the window header would've been a nice addition but im mostly glad someone made a full recap of this
Notable strategies: War plane/glider: a standard Conway's glider, for battle Towns (4 variations) Square Town 0 Town Letter O Town Rotary Town Towns all do nothing but defense, except the Rotary Town, which basically does nothing except rotate and defend Cross spread: Populates with troops, and also does stunning patterns, even being effective
Is that a game where you would simulate evolution and you could like raise and lower temperature or sea levels? And I think you could also influence evolution by causing a Gamma Ray Burst....
If this were to ever happen again in the future, it might be cool if there was some sort of progress bar where you could see how much each side, especially compared to eachother.
I feel like the rules in conways game of life already handled 2 teams by its nature, it only reproduces if exactly 3 neighbours are alive, so there is always 1 majority that would "win" the exchange.
The cube strat being so strong unironically could've been fixed by just going with the 50/50 idea, that way you don't have it where a cube can basically only be broken by itself growing from a battle and escaping its equilibrium.
7:00 Since a cell only comes to life with 3 neighbors, just make the new cell the color of that majority. If the cell has 2 neighbors, keep its color unchanged. A living cell with 3 neighbors can either keep its color or conform to its neighbors, depending on how you want the game to work. Otherwise, the cell is simply dead. Killing a cell with equal counts among neighbors will deviate from the normal game rules by killing some cells with 2 neighbors. Could be interesting to see because a color by itself would act normally, but there's war on the frontier.
A crew makes few stationary groups "What a smart move from a crew" Z crew makes stationary groups: "In a COWARDLY move those COWARDS just FLED away from fight, booo" It's painful to see who is the favorite child here Go z crew i believe in you
i was wondering why everything in the grid kept expanding in his example and thought his code was probably broken, i immediately knew the glider was gonna fail before it started.
Feels like I’m watching a science fiction movie where they are showing a futuristic sports gambling show but the movie was made in the 70s based on the tech of the time.
It's funny you say that, because John Conway originally conceived of the Game of Life in 1970.
But they have a much bigger game of like million by million by million hexagon blocks, wait that be interesting how would hexagon cell blocks affect the code?
If it was literally the Game of Life, people could just calculate who would win. If there’s advanced tech, there’s gotta be really accessible, powerful calculators, right?
@@randomaccount349 maybe not advanced maybe they used something similar to that PlayStation supercomputer they Jerry rigged together by using large bulk of good hardware to brut force higher levels of computing power for game of life,
@@demian_csomic_winters9484 3D cellular automata are hard to appreciate because it's often hard to see inside them. If we lived in a 4D world, we might be able to look "down" into 3D cellular automata like we do with 2D ones in our 3D world. You have to compromise with a projection or some other arbitrary 3D representation.
finally.
conway's game of DEATH
Conway's game to the DEATH
600
@Ranamo_ to the pain even
Conway's game of WAR.
It is insane how even in a simple coded game, A crew still performs like A crew with its chaotic comebacks and daring plays (that tend to backfire more than win) and Z crew still performs like Z crew with its safe plays and just stalling for a win
and they lived! They did not commit honorable sodoku, they stood like real men and lived
A crew is going the double or nothing route all the way
delusional person is delusional
Love how the squads just *C U B E U P* when on low hp and explode when attacked into living shrapnel like some sort of horror sci-fi
BATTLE TACTICS:
BURSTS
CROSS BURST: Really good spread out and can increase soldier counts, but can be devastating if done for too long without interference, leaving behind four spread out "0" squadrons if fully completed.
NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE CB:
12:49 (done by A)
18:05 (done by A)
27:57 (done by A)
33:25 (done by Z)
34:33 (done by Z)
35:46 (done by Z)
40:28 (done by Z)
DEMI-BURST/STD VIRUS: Can be done easily. Leaves behind 4 shuffle squadrons in a close proximity.
NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE DB:
27:36 (done by A)
29:13 (done by A)
35:09 (done by Z)
38:54 (done by Z)
TRANSPORTATION/ROCKETSHIPS
GLIDER: Is one of, if not the fastest form of transportation. The form is flimsy though, usually only able to take out squadrons.
NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE GLIDER:
21:11 (done by A)
HEART SHIP: Great for spreading out in a specific area, and can move soldiers in a far proximity. Same downside as the crossburst.
NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE HS:
29:31 (done by A)
SQUADRONS
Squadrons are soldiers in a fixed place that can be used as groups you can come back to at any time for a quick boost in soldiers. They can also be used for a last minute stall, causing the other team to overpopulate and die out, leaving only your soldiers.
SQUARE SQUADRON: It's a squadron, it does everything a squadron needs to do, and that's all.
NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE S-SQUAD:
26:50 (done by Z, also made a cute little smiley)
42:38 (done by A)
SHUFFLE SQUADRON/TIC TAC: A line of 3 that shuffles direction every generation. If paired with the DB/STD, can flank an opponent easily.
NOTABLE EXAMPLES OF THE SH-SQUAD:
27:36 (done by A)
29:19 (done by A)
35:09 (done by Z)
38:56 (done by Z)
41:22 (done by A)
"0" SQUADRON: Great for saving soldiers, but weak if attacked.
MISC:
THE HOLY LINES: Only 50x5, It is rumored that the Z Crew soldiers that came out with their lives were scarred.
46:13 (the day the Z'ers died)
Brother
I want a full game holy fuck i havent even read this or watched the video yet
31:50 DB/STD done by Z
honey bomb? blinker? pi heptomino? beehive? never heard of them
You wrote “CS” for the heart ship
Best part is the program window technically takes place on a donut, topologically
It would be fun to run GoL on a non-orientable surface like a Klein bottle. I should try that.
War of the sprinkles
@@Kwauhn. That would just be the same as a donut no? Because if you just go straight in any direction you will loop around to the start again
@@imacat643 Almost the exact same, but whatever was going around would also flip like a mirror, and it would only return to its prior orientation after going around again. Hence "non-orientable."
Is it not just a sphere? 😅
The second Doug demonstrated those 3 cells in the beginning I already knew his code was wrong lmao
Explain
@@xanderlastname3281 Not sure what exactly they mean, but if you've spent any time playing around with GoL you'd know that simulation is wrong right off the bat. The three cells were behaving correctly (just a lucky coincidence), but the rest of the board did not look like GoL rules. The idea is that each cell evaluates individually, and then the whole board gets updated all at once. However, Doug made the mistake of having each cell update after evaluating, which introduces unintended behavior. This mistake affects how neighboring cells update on a sub-frame level, and the outcome depends on what order you update the cells in. It's an easy mistake to make, and I've made it a number of times in making my own cellular automata simulations.
@@Kwauhn. I see.
Yeah i got confused by the coincidence (since it's what op was talking about)
You're definitely right tho that's not intended
>set up 100x100 board
>allow buy-in donations for new cells
>profit
Lmaooo
jesus christ that battle where z-crew went down to literally 3 soldiers and they came back and won on technicality was literally paced like a movie, that was the most epic thing ever
31:22 - This is the battle they're referencing
I can't believe dougdoug stream has devolved into watching pixels change color
That's called a video
Lol
Yeah that is how screens work
It’s a shame, it’s all RUclips is these days
I hear everyone is like that these days
I used to play Conway’s game of life on windows 95/98 and that one had a built in pvp mode
now im curious, how did they implement that, what did it do?
@@thaizoo It was turn based, you started with a specific amount of cells you got to place at the start and then each turn you could add one cell of your color, and delete one cell of your opponents. Then when you ended your turn the simulation would move forward one step, and it would go to your opponents turn. I believe the game rules were only changed to add in if a cell had more enemy cells touching it, it would die. something to that effect. But it also allowed for using multiple colors in the sandbox mode
I remember that version on Game Boy Color in the windows I think it was a compilation and it had that specific mode in it @@jeniferbaldridge4749
Here’s my complaint. During the zoom ins we couldn’t see chat. I wanted to see them cheering. Just like how we could hear Doug talk.
I forgot about chat for some reason
@@dougdouglostlevelscan’t believe you forgot about the main character 😔
DougDoug and cellular automata. What a specific niche crossroads between two things I love. Awesome.
This is technically the plot of Destiny.
.??????
This was a good destiny stream but graphic settings were abysmal
1:53 DEAD CELLS MENTIONED LESGOOO
The fact that a battleground cell can't die of overpopulation makes 2×2 squares very powerful I think. If I was trapped in the sci-fi future where this is the only sport I think square spam would be my strategy.
The thing is, by sending sacrifices, squars immediately die
Kudos for the dramatic zoom-ins on the action. Really helps to build the suspense!
It was so boring just watching it be there I was like “I gotta do something”
@dougdouglostlevels I just want him to play mario party/mario maker vs his chat again 😭😭😭
I really don't like the zooming. Makes it so hard to focus
I actually didn’t like it because then I couldn’t see the other sides
The dramatic zooms are great
i never thought a grid with pixels changing between 3 colours could be so encapsulating
If Conway and his fellows had access to computers that could manage this back in the day, I have zero doubt this is exactly what they would have done.
Ahhh another DougDoug fan channel for my collection
A pvp version of Conway game of life was made by carykh like years ago, can’t believe Doug made one too
i LOVED this game when it first came out, completely forgot about it until this video reminded me of it lol
bfdi
16:16 A crew blob in the middle just absolutely imploded
Our king going back in time 2 years to edit this
I think it's a fan edit
@MenacingBanjo correct, it is
"Oh shoot we're losing! quick! do the segs!"
CaryKH has a PVP game called "Game of Life and Death" where the grid contains cells of 2 colors, each turn players may manipulate some cells before the game-of-life rules apply, and when reproducing a cell, whichever color is majority among its 3 neighbors decide the new cell's color.
Yea, i got very confused why there ever would be a 50/50 event
This feels like watching a dystopian sci-fi future esport. I love it
This is better gambling than horseracing
Me and my bro in the fight of life, when we lost all our other teammates, and now we understand that we gonna die, cause we can't repopulate anymore: D:
Doug's code looks like it is made by a junior dev and I LOVE it.
It’s kinda cool how it can be legitimately hard to tell which side is going to win,
I don't think I have ever heard so much Steve Downes Suffering in such a sort period of time.
I call this one, Conway’s game of death.
Chat pogging off to conways game of life is so funny to me.
26:58 It looks like the blue squares smile and then wink😂
46:15 A-Crew deploys the orbital barcode lasers, destroying the entire battlefield and leaving millions scarred for life
man I forgot about this stream and it was one of my favourites. You've gotta get the best letter of the alphabet stream in there at some point, that and the One Tree hill streams were my all time favourite 2 streams
42:07 This ceasefire got me laughing hard 😂
33:51 this is true cinema
Oh that's cool that he did that on stream, I remember I once did PVP version of the game of life for an academy project, I was inspired by the version carykh did.
They already made a PvP version of this game. It's called Life Genesis, and it was released with Windows 95
This would go crazy as a battle simulator game where you place your squares to defeat an enemy force
Imagine online multiplayer lmao
Wait I litteraly did this as a school project, even the pvp part 😆
DougDoug steals ideas from children confirmed
@@dougdouglostlevels yeah Doug wtf I was only 17 😓🫤
r/wehatedougdoug will hear about this
Is this Red vs Blue?
I’m so deep in the Doug hole that my top home page recommendations are always a Doug knock off channel 😂
Doug's fanbase should be studied as the most mysterious uncontacted tribe on earth, how the fuck do they all not have the concept of clip channels despite using twitch???
Come hell or high water, A crew for life!
Come heaven or low tide, Z crew for life!!
25:31 ok this one was actually pretty rigged, since most of chat's forces just died inmediately due to overpopulation
I can't see what's happening at all because of my blue light filter I'll be honest
starting a convays game of life stream with it not working is hilarious
3:00 As soon as it didn't work, I was like "He's updating the grid in place instead of swapping two grids."
DouglasDouglas is not alone. We have all felt that exact pain.
Nearly unwatchable, this is your best work yet.
The doug doug lore goes hard
The youtuber carykh made a competitive version of conway's game of life as well, with red and blue players battling by changing cells on the grid. It's called Game of Life and Death and he has videos on it.
I wonder what a data scientist could do with 38:00 A chat full of random pekple almost made a perfect diagonal line through the board.
that's just because it's really easy to make a perfect diagonal line. It's just (0, 0), (1, 1) etc
@aozzya1563 I'd agree but was a 100 by 100 board which is, 10k spaces, on a smaller board I'd see it but the larger it gets I'd expect more random inputs.
@@serialBLEACHexpert98 I feel like it would be other way around, no
@@serialBLEACHexpert98 Id expect less random inputs as the board gets larger. As the search space increases people rely on heuristics more to make decisions
YOOOO DOUG MADE THIS TOO? I SAW CARYS VERSION AGES AGO THIS IS A GOATED IDEA IT NEEDS TO GO VIRALLL
goated channel
+2
could you theoretically make a code that does the actions in reverse, then make art and let the code run for a set ammount of turns, then when you make the final product in the original code, after the ammount of turns it will always create that nice picture?
I also thought it was cool that at 38:12 you can see the diagonal forming more clearly than the rest of the chart. It's pretty cool because to get that perfect diagonal you'd need to input the same number for the x and y axis, you can super easily see it happen at 1 1 and 69 69. You can also see a similar pair of lines forming along the 69 x and y 69
@jadynandchara640 performing the game actions on reverse is actually considerably harder than going forward, as theoretically many previous board states could exist (it isn't as cut and dry as you'd think). AlphaPheonix has an excellent video on the topic, it took him 3 years to implement a reverse GOL.
Appreciate the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 music when Doug explains The Game of Life.
amogus 16:04
Dicking around with GoL variants is like programmer’s comfort food
There is a pvp version called "game of life and death" that has turn-based moves where you can either remove a square, or sacrifice two of your squares to make a square
how is this more exciting than most action movies
The ultimate formation, the cell explosion
great highlight, i think having a picture in picture of the current populations that were in the window header would've been a nice addition but im mostly glad someone made a full recap of this
17:36 based music choice!! astral chain ost goes hard
That is really interesting but i think mathmaticians have already discovered rules for more interesting battles or is Alex first?
A crew making colonies in the big battle was genius
this truly is *comeback* 's game of life
Whenever battle began, it just sounded like the Minecraft Warden being pummelled by like 35 Minecraft players.
"So, I had 2 ideas: one is that we could... um.. well a couple ideas actually"
- DouglasDouglas 2025 4:11
Someone needs to make a twitch channel that has a 100x100 game going constantly like pi plays pokemon
Notable strategies:
War plane/glider: a standard Conway's glider, for battle
Towns (4 variations)
Square Town
0 Town
Letter O Town
Rotary Town
Towns all do nothing but defense, except the Rotary Town, which basically does nothing except rotate and defend
Cross spread: Populates with troops, and also does stunning patterns, even being effective
Those "towns" are actually called block, beehive, tub, and blinker.
Z CREW RAAHHHH
but ur name starts with c…
@GreenBeanzyy oh shit ur right, I forgot Doug's program looks at ur twitch user. I'm A crew based on my user and Z crew based on my real name
@@Chemdawg0360opposite for me
This is actually pretty engaging ngl
Why do I remember this game being called "Life Genesis"? I played in on my mother's Windows 95 when I was a kid. It was actually my favorite game.
Is that a game where you would simulate evolution and you could like raise and lower temperature or sea levels? And I think you could also influence evolution by causing a Gamma Ray Burst....
GoL is a cellular automata ruleset invented by John Conway. Life Genesis is a just software that implements GoL.
Conway’s Game of Knife
First we got Doug Doug Doug and now this channel
If this were to ever happen again in the future, it might be cool if there was some sort of progress bar where you could see how much each side, especially compared to eachother.
A CREW A CREW
I love games like this, this is amazing.
I feel like the rules in conways game of life already handled 2 teams by its nature, it only reproduces if exactly 3 neighbours are alive, so there is always 1 majority that would "win" the exchange.
In a situation like this:
Red Empty Blue
Red Empty Blue
Red Empty Blue
Who gets the middle?
@@trinity_frostThey don't because that cell has 6 live neighbors, not 3
I’m technically in A crew.……. Z CREW FOR LIFE BABY WOOOOOOOOO
TRAITOR
it would have been sweet if he implemented a background that faded between red and blue based on the percentage of the board they're on.
Finally, someone made the Game of Death.
The cube strat being so strong unironically could've been fixed by just going with the 50/50 idea, that way you don't have it where a cube can basically only be broken by itself growing from a battle and escaping its equilibrium.
i did the red one at 29:09 in the game and it has a really cool pattern when blue isn't obstructing it.
I can confirm this is my game.
A crew just mad that they couldn’t self sustain
This is how elections should work
Every party submits their logo, starting positions are chosen at random
7:00 Since a cell only comes to life with 3 neighbors, just make the new cell the color of that majority. If the cell has 2 neighbors, keep its color unchanged. A living cell with 3 neighbors can either keep its color or conform to its neighbors, depending on how you want the game to work.
Otherwise, the cell is simply dead.
Killing a cell with equal counts among neighbors will deviate from the normal game rules by killing some cells with 2 neighbors. Could be interesting to see because a color by itself would act normally, but there's war on the frontier.
12:43
WHAT
DOUGDOUG JUST FOUND A BLUE FUCKING HEAVYWEIGHT SPACESHIP ACCIDENTALLY
AND NO ONE NOTICED
Anyone know song at 38:44 ? The most epic song
@machado8127 the song is daemon X machinima (idk what specific song is)
Dougdoug has successfully invented 1d 0 player tf2. Well done.
i always recognize the conways game of life glider
HOW IS IT THIS INTENSE OMFG
Someone should create a puzzle/battle game where you fight an opposing game of life with these rules and you can use a limited number of pieces
A crew makes few stationary groups
"What a smart move from a crew"
Z crew makes stationary groups:
"In a COWARDLY move those COWARDS just FLED away from fight, booo"
It's painful to see who is the favorite child here
Go z crew i believe in you
Purple blood will stain this battlefield for generations to come
29:12 A crew makes a smiley face : )
Doug's Game of War
This actually resembles carykh's version of the game of life. It was a pvp version made a few years ago.
i was wondering why everything in the grid kept expanding in his example and thought his code was probably broken, i immediately knew the glider was gonna fail before it started.