"Alice in Wonderland" is one of my favorite tales ever, and the Cat encapsulates part of the reason. By the way, I wonder why the Cat censors himself around Alice, even though she's already an adult (despite her broken mind, her ideas and way of walking aren't exactly child like).
The relationship of Cheshire Cat as Naminé's tormentor/punisher in "KH: The Twilight Will" is so fun. Kinda wholesome too in a deranged way. Unlike DiZ, he actually forces her to think. He is Survival itself after all, and she did come from the same place as Roxas. It's only natural despite the young man's anger at her, the Cat is still going to want to help her at some capacity. And unlike the mentors of "Destiny Trio", he's actually helpful.
RIP Asylum! The last remaining spark for returning to video games is gone now. I was so looking forward to this project. American really has tied hands. EA is a disgrace for what it did to this amazing series. I wish I could see what the existing games would've turned out to be if EA wasn't involved.
@@meat-zim exactly as Jordan says. The times of the day mentioned in the riddle (early morning, noon, and evening) represent certain periods of life of human beings, i.e. being a toddler, that crawls on all fours; an adult; and an elderly person, who needs a walking stick to help themselves move around safely.
That’s what I thought, so I don’t know why they got the incorrect response. The future will always exist outside our reach, and it doesn’t exist in our current conception of time yet. The future is the right answer to that riddle
The answer was a promise. It never is, but is always meant to be. And no one ever saw it, and never will. One can see the future, if they live long enough, but they can never see a promise.
Here's one that some people solved it, had many others perplexed: I have millions eyes, yet I lived in darkness. I have millions of ears, yet only four lobes. I have no muscle, yet I rule two hemispheres. What am I and why?
The game is often on sale on Origin, and it's pretty old. (2011) I'm sure it will run on any PC ;) Creepy and interesting with its dark undertones to it
@@amnesiaPUZZLES the reason I didn't solve that was because I didn't know the last number was even supposed to be a number, I mean that 11 looks like a square bracket for the next number needed also didn't help that in my playthrough the cat didn't read the riddle aloud, so I literally had no clue that it was the number 11
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2:02 I don’t understand how you get to the conclusion that the answer is 18 . Please some body tell me
1 3 4 7 11
*_1_* + 2 = *_3_* + 1 = *_4_* + 3 = *_7_* + 4 = *_11_* + 7 = *_18_*
People in the comments below managed to solve it before me ;)
amnesiaPUZZLES oh my god 😱...... now I can live in peace , thank you
Also known as the Fibonacci sequence. Each item in the sequence is the sum of the two numbers before it (except the first two, obviously)
"Alice in Wonderland" is one of my favorite tales ever, and the Cat encapsulates part of the reason.
By the way, I wonder why the Cat censors himself around Alice, even though she's already an adult (despite her broken mind, her ideas and way of walking aren't exactly child like).
The relationship of Cheshire Cat as Naminé's tormentor/punisher in "KH: The Twilight Will" is so fun. Kinda wholesome too in a deranged way. Unlike DiZ, he actually forces her to think. He is Survival itself after all, and she did come from the same place as Roxas. It's only natural despite the young man's anger at her, the Cat is still going to want to help her at some capacity.
And unlike the mentors of "Destiny Trio", he's actually helpful.
Rest in peace Alice: Asylum
RIP Asylum! The last remaining spark for returning to video games is gone now. I was so looking forward to this project. American really has tied hands. EA is a disgrace for what it did to this amazing series. I wish I could see what the existing games would've turned out to be if EA wasn't involved.
1:30 I think "A politician" should also be the correct answer to that question.
Haha, because it is.
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- i don't understand how the answer is "a human being."
edit: never mind, i get it now!
What I don't get it. Can you explain?
From cradle to grave kind of thing I think
@@meat-zim exactly as Jordan says. The times of the day mentioned in the riddle (early morning, noon, and evening) represent certain periods of life of human beings, i.e. being a toddler, that crawls on all fours; an adult; and an elderly person, who needs a walking stick to help themselves move around safely.
Love Roger L. Jackson's voice!❤❤😺😺
Wow this game looks epic!
Well, it is unique, in a way. *;)*
It is, I highly recommend u this game.
play it now i command it
It is.
3:13 That one stands out.
2:02 I always did suck at math and my boyfriend does too so we were both wrong lol 😂
😬😂
0:20 i bet a ton of people would want the last option to be true.
😂
Here's one:
What does river and money have in common?
What is it?
@@amnesiaPUZZLES A bank
Anyone figure out what the answer at 2:39? It definitely should've been the future, right?
That’s what I thought, so I don’t know why they got the incorrect response. The future will always exist outside our reach, and it doesn’t exist in our current conception of time yet. The future is the right answer to that riddle
@@TVHead003 I wonder if its spliced?
The answer was a promise. It never is, but is always meant to be. And no one ever saw it, and never will. One can see the future, if they live long enough, but they can never see a promise.
It's the future. I think they just cropped the video a bit too late so you heard the "try again" response.
Here's one that some people solved it, had many others perplexed:
I have millions eyes, yet I lived in darkness. I have millions of ears, yet only four lobes. I have no muscle, yet I rule two hemispheres. What am I and why?
What is it?
@@amnesiaPUZZLES The Human Brain, it has millions of optic and auditory nerves, four lobes, and two hemispheres.
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@@christopheracosta2043 I should research for more riddles.
I did guess a few of these now.
0:07 ROLL CREDITS!
Huh?
They said "PUZZLES" :D
Ahh, right. I used to be triggered when seeing that word, but not anymore. :p
Why would you get mad?
Not mad, more like, *noticing* it. Sorry, bad word for that ;)
Love this video, thanks! I wish i could play this game, looks awesome.
The game is often on sale on Origin, and it's pretty old. (2011) I'm sure it will run on any PC ;) Creepy and interesting with its dark undertones to it
@@amnesiaPUZZLES Hey i finally bought it, thanks for your help!
😁😁😁😁😁😇😇😇😇😘😘😘😘
you very welcome
What happens when you get them wrong does something bad happen??
You die.
Lol jk, it will ask you 3 more different questions and if you fail them all, you just don't get the reward
He only asks me one
He always does. It's just when you answer it wrong, there are three more alternatives so you can try another chance with a different question
1:55 this doesn't have and fucking sense
Haha, I always hated math puzzles anyway, don't even remember the solution for this one
It's pretty simple: 1+3 = 4, 3+4=7, so after that comes 7+11 which is 18 :)
1+3=4+7=11+7=18
@@amnesiaPUZZLES the reason I didn't solve that was because I didn't know the last number was even supposed to be a number, I mean that 11 looks like a square bracket for the next number needed
also didn't help that in my playthrough the cat didn't read the riddle aloud, so I literally had no clue that it was the number 11
1+3=4
3+4=7
4+7=11
7+11=?
I want jerk off to his voice
Nobody's stopping you 🙃 💦
WTF?!?!?!?!?
HELLO???
Just do it
4 years ago today
Well thats the name
Well thats the name