CHILLED PLAYS DIRTY ;D! (Monopoly Plus w/ Friends - Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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What is Monopoly Plus?
EMBARK ON A JOURNEY TO OWN IT ALL! Build your empire on a colorful and 3D lively city. Thats from the Steam page...its Monopoly. What more do you need to know!?
Also since this game crashes so often in Online Multiplayer, we are using Steam Remote play to actually be able to play it. Now the game is only running off of my computer in local play allowing us to save and restart if there is a crash (Which there was NOT this time around. Thank heavens lol)
Chilled offered the most balanced and fair deals he's ever done in the first video and got his face spat in, I don't blame him at all for turning to the only option he had left with banking the houses.
Instablaster.
Matt and Lawrence’s deals make chilled’s deals look reasonable.
So let me get this straight.
Matt and Larr does an immunity deal, effectively excluding Tom and Chilled from gaining a foothold in the game
Larr then rejects multiple deals from chilled, not understanding how monopoly isn't about the direct value but about actually getting a monopoly
To counter this Chilled teams up with Tom to give both of them a chance at the game, and utilizes in-game rules that Larr could easily have played around by putting hotels on his browns. Matt almost gives all his property to Tom out of spite for Chilled, but Chilled is the bad guy? Tensions do fly high in Monopoly, but this is some strange logic
In fairness, Chilled plays EXTREMELY aggressive in Monopoly and dealing with that kind of pressure easily can paint him to be a bad guy in these situations.
Matt and Larr are petty and dumb from my point of view chilled tried multiple times to offer a fair deal and they both spit in his face and worked together with the BS immunity deals and ruined the game the both got what they deserved stomped into the ground without mercy
That's what got me here, too. Chilled couldn't get anyone to make a deal with him so he could get a monopoly, and two players made an agreement together that screwed the other two over, so he had to work the rules to keep houses off the market (when he *finally* could get a monopoly). Then, in a bout of extremely good luck, everyone landed on his properties on the same turn, effectively making Chilled fly into the lead. And what was their response? To use BS tactics of giving properties to other players so as to keep them from Chilled (I wouldn't have accepted the trade, if someone pulled that with me). That's what happened in the previous game of his that I watched. I think that's very underhanded, especially when playing with friends. Chilled outplayed them AND got lucky. They should have been good sports about that.
If this had been a game I was playing in Chilled's position, I would have quit in the previous video when no one would make a fair (or even in their favor) deal with me for monopolies. I would have said "I'm out, you guys are trading with each other and not with me. I'm not interested in a 3 on 1 or a 2 on 1 on 1 game." This is also why I don't play Monopoly anymore. Eventually, it's too cutthroat to play with friends, or I'm playing at a level beyond the other players, and that's not fair (just did a game like that, warned them, too, and they still wanted to play. They lost, badly.).
Exactly. People seem to resort to such bad faith tactics when playing Monopoly with Chilled, despite that he's plenty reasonable and charitable and goes out of his way to not totally screw people, yet then gets painted as evil and unfair and untrustworthy for doing well despite letting people cheat or offering to cripple himself for no reason so they won't cheat and paying people's debts for them instead of bankrupting them and telling people when they're getting fucked over when he could just watch them die.
Chilled really needs to play people who are actually good at the game as much as him, every time he does its either the people he's playing with doesn't know how to play, or they're sore losers and go against Chilled. I can only think of 4 players that plays honestly with Chilled (Those being Tom, Cheesy, Galm and Aphex).
chilled gave him 2 monopolys and made them useless. high IQ play
Everytime chilled starts to win they just start blaming him for swindling instead of on bad luck or dice rolls
Ivan Hornedo chilled wins with big IQ plays and taking in all the info he has on the board. Everyone that is losing: I call BS and chilled is playing dirty
Ikr, they were practically shunning him down in the first half of the game, suddenly he is the bad guy because he managed to build himself up.
Well, there is a matter of probability as well. On the turn where everyone landed on it, they all were either extremely close or had the highest chance of landing on it. 7 is the most likely number you can roll on two dice, having 6 different chances to roll it, out of 36. That's a 6th of the possible results. For Matt, he was 7 from Chilled's middle piece, 6 from his first, and 9 from his third. The total chances to land on those would be 15/36, just a little bit from being a 50% chance of him landing on one of those three. During that state of the game, people prefer being in jail, meaning the most powerful corner to control is the Free Parking corner. Having the oranges and reds is practically a death sentence to almost anyone, as the chances of getting through both is extremely low, while the pinks are far less powerful, as they only have a 5/36 chance total of being landed on from Jail. Basically, if a roll on average will take you seven spaces, then you will first land near the Chance/Chest in the Orange Area. Another seven from there is the last Red Lot. Meaning there is a very high chance that within two turns, a player leaving jail will land on a red spot, if not killed by an orange.
Funniest thing is chilled never wanted the reds, he wanted Matt's Oranges and Lars light blues... Then his yellow then his red then his pink anf then finally he ended up with red
Yea it aggravates me. He's a great player. He also gave them better stuff. You can't just win with browns. Larry trades town but not chilled. Then blame chilled when he does get it. There's losers than there's sore losers. Chilled is like Ash. He's good, and people always knows he's going to win. So they sabotage his chance to win.
"I didn't mean to attack your hypocrisy..."
loved that so much
Matt about to get bankrupted by Chilled: "I'll play honorably. Now to backtrack from what I just said and give everything to Tom."
Can’t lie it would of been smart instead of giving chilled everything.
@@kurrokuma well, it's literally against the rules, so no, it wouldn't have been...
@@thecanadienpatriot9491 it's not against the rules, it's just an asshole move.
@@Sassaparilla no in normal monopoly you can't trade until you pay someone so infact against regular monopoly it is against the rules not to mention when you take someone out you get their stuff but the person can just say no f you that isn't how the game was ever meant to be played and only works that way because it is online.
@@Sassaparilla 35:24 Chilled literally explains that it's against the rules.
Chilled actually was being more honorable here and he was being screwed simply because they were told not to trust him. I get where they want to give property to someone else and different people played Monopoly differently but he is right that you're supposed to bankrupt and give all your stuff to that person.
i hate that chilled has a rep of being dishonorable. yes he can be a swindler, but he also is an amazingly observant and can think 5 steps ahead. you can look back at examples of galm and ze taking advantage of smarty just as much as chilled. chilled is just much smarter than his opponents. for people to immediately go "dont trust him," is poor since most of the time he really does just want to help and he has good, creative solutions.
I just realized. Larrs could have freed up houses ANYTIME he wanted cause he had 4 on both browns. he could have just put 50$ into making one a hotel and that would have put 4 houses back on the market. this is why I think people are unfair to chilled, they blame him for their suffering when they dont even do what they can to deal with it. they are just as much at fault for their failures as he is. (1pt chilled, 1pt failure, 2pts dice rolls = monopoly)
Chilled would have bought them, though.
@@YHLGguitargeek no if larrs bought hotels and freed up the houses he still would have been able to buy them on his turn. He also could have sold the houses and sold his unused properties and bought back the houses.
@@bobswagot3014 if you'r talking about his last turn he didnt have the capital to do that. he would of needed about $300 more
Zachary Miles he could’ve freed up 8 and chilled only could’ve bought 4
@@danielgold9487 16:56 was when he could have mortgaged all of the properties of the greens and whatever monopoly he didn't want, giving him prob around 1k, he could of easily bought all of the pink houses with that amount, yellow are a bit too expensive but he could of gotten around 3 houses on each which would of been huge
Lawrence holds control over all of Chilled's potential monopolies but he thinks Chilled was somehow closer to more monopolies. Oh but when Chilled finally got that sweet sweet monopoly
I know right, the idiocy
A lot of face palming moments. Like, wow.
i know if it was me playing, my anger management would be showing
I cannot understand how he was worried chilled was "too close" to other monopolies. He LITERALLY couldn't get any unless Lawrence let him.
I think he was trying to say how Chilled actually had cash to improve his monopoly, unlike Lawrence. (At least that's what he should've said) But alas he DID NOT say that whatsoever.
Lets hope this one is less aggravating than the first part
Update: It’s not as aggravating
yes lets hope
@@HauntedOath yes but on who? (Joking pls don't spoil)
Side note, have only watched 8-9 minutes of this video so far
Larr could have made the Brown's into hotels he just didn't notice. Chilled plan had a hole but no one realised
True but Matt actually told him. He didn't want to because he didn't have the ability to buy them back to add it to his buildings. Giving the other three power to buy them. Lawrence as I said in the last video is a conservative player. So equally he was also banking the houses.
21:22 is the time stamp
So glad you called out larrs hypocrisy here, you could hear his brain melting trying to come up with an excuse that wasn't I just don't want you to win so I'm treating you unfairly
I was yelling at my screen, because I knew Larrs knew he was screwed right when chilled said that the browns wouldn’t kill. It made me so happy.
The Redneck Ram - He doesn't play like this no. He looks at the long term gameplay, and doesn't go "I'm gonna outright refuse to trade with this single person for no logical reason". He can see how the game will play out, if he trades someone a high tier monopoly and they have the cash to build up on it, they're going to just win. But if chilled demands cash, then it stalls the game a little bit and gives chilled the chance to recoup. If you watch the monopoly videos with any sense of logic you can see why chilled does the deals he does. He does fair trades, he does Monopoly for Monopoly trades (which larrs stupidly declined), and he lets people play the game. Recall in the video with Shelby he gave her many many offers so that she could come back in the game by offering that last railroad. Of course in return he was going to benefit himself, but he was giving Shelby a chance to come back. Larrs just stalled out the game for no reason, with Matt being the only one with a monopoly, which, if he had played it right and actually built up on it instead of letting it sit there, would have easily won him the game because of Larrs BS.
@@ram89572 yeah you might not see it but chilled plays monopoly straight he always plays to win but who doesn't, however child does not make plays against a certain player so that player doesn't win he wheels and he deals trying to get the best deal but most of the time chilled is just trying to make the game go. Have you ever had to deal with these stubborn players y grandma is one of them and I have had games where I have to take a huge financial loss to get something from her so trading can happen at all when she is getting the better deal. Plays need to happen in monopoly trading is essential to the game being anything more than a luck fest. Trading is where the skill is but one player who won't trade with anybody can lock up the game and make the 5-6 hour monopoly games that all dread.
This whole game was matt and lawrence going out of their way to spite chilled xD and that is DISHONURABURRRR
Squirrel Warlord I’m betting chilled comes from behind and slaps them both. Doesn’t even matter if Tom wins just that he slaps Matt and Larr
@@draico4265 i would love to see that 😁 i wish i could play monopoly again man, its been so long
Frankly the immunity deals shouldn't be a thing and that goes for Chilled too, they can cause a lot of BS as we have seen with this game. The only way to combat it is with the limited house rules so they can't build up their properties more.
Or just not accepting the trade
That and suicidal property giving, which isn't even a deal it's plain cheating the game allows you to do because it's a computer sadly
Immunity is very very strong since it makes giving an monopoly for nothing have NO drawbacks.
Nice to know there's some people that remember past monopoly games
@@bluephoniex6356 You mean giving properties away to other people when you go bankrupt right? Cause it...kind of was payback in its own right the last game, since Chilled had gotten immunity deals on I think the monopolies of two separate players (one each), so that meant half of the other players weren't capable of putting a dent in him and his large stash of cash, while everyone else could, and was, getting ruined by either his properties and the properties he was safe from.
That and the (at least) two incidents of him making choices for other players by mistake due to him technically having input control on everyone's turns probably didn't help the others either...
Absolute BS, Chilled plays his cleanest game yet AND stages an amazing comeback via some crafty business maneuvers but is still vilified... such trash
The Gods favor Chilled for a reason. This game was Justice reincarnated.
I’ve never been so excited to se a person roll a 7 and lose $700!!!!
Man if I had to make a deal with Lawrence I would have been screaming WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING RIGHT NOW every time.
You’re attitude plays an important part into future deals my friend
@@cino1655 yes but calling someone out on their bullshit early on is important to, otherwise if everything gets declined amicably, they still think they are being reasonable thus leading to more brain dead not deals
The Larr's dude had no excuse for not wanting to trade with you. You were giving him a second monopoly with higher price ranges. He just didn't wanna trade with you.
Yeah it’s just because everyone says chilled schwindles
Even his logic was completely back asswards. "You were closer to multiple monopolies" like what?? Larrs has more property, and was going to get the higher value monopoly and still had leverage over several other potential monopolies. Chilled basically just had the one yellow and the one red that larrs needed (the yellows didn't come to play until after the initial trade offer). Not to mention, that his logic that he applied to Toms deal is just completely fucking hypocritical and is not at all what his logic was earlier. It's entirely to screw over chilled in a way that's not at all entertaining or fun or fair.
@@xPanda25 I know but I'm soo happy that chilled's luck turned around. I was getting soo frustrated.
By probabilities, red is actually a better monopoly to have. People want to go to jail. The average dice roll is around 7 (7 having a ⅙ chance to be rolled), 7 from jail is a RandoCard Slot. 7 spaces from that spot sits the last Red Lot. By probability and logic, due to jail being seen as a late game safe space, The Free Parking Corner is the most deadly part of the board, because there's an ABSURD chance of landing on either when leaving jail. Yellow hits hard, but Red is a more advantageous placement.
To play Devil's Advocate for Lawrence, his entire chat was non-stop screaming not to trade with Chilled or trust anything he said. As far as I recall this is his first interaction with Chilled, and I can't recall him being much of a Monopoly player, so I know he was listening to his chat pretty intently and trusting them. Lawrence can admittedly be a very quirky and offputting guy but I think he was just overwhelmed in this scenario.
Matt and Lawrence sowing: hehehe
Matt and Lawrence reaping: pikachu face and also Chilled swindles????
Glad Chilled called out Larrs bs XD
Thank God this was the first comment I saw... I never wanna see chilled play with Larrs again. XD
@@nickgibson9898 I'll be honest, I don't think I like him much. And it's not even anything having to do with the game, just little things I picked up on that tell me I wouldn't wanna hang out with this guy.
nick Gibson To be honest I don’t think Chilled should stop playing with him, after all Monopoly is not a good judge of character lmao. I can imagine his entire chat warning him to not trust chilled due to his reputation, hence why he was so stubborn about trades with him. I doubt the two hate each other and it’d be silly to say they shouldn’t play other games together simply because of one Monopoly game
@@YHLGguitargeek Lawrence is a quirky guy and can be really funny. He shines in his videos with the Funhaus crew, where he used to be the main editor and often made appearances as one of the cast. He definitely has a unique style of humor and can be very niche, but I think he was just so offputting in this session due to his chat screaming at him not to trust Chilled, not because he's a bad guy.
@@kimk.2993 so he cant make his own decisions. Got it.
I love how ever since that one monopoly game it's been called pulling a hutch.
Adamance Hunter That’s a dumb reason to hate him
@@WidgyAinz It's sounds like Chilled is your favorite so you're being biased and kind of "White Knighting" him (For a more PG friendly term). Chilled has done numerous BS plays. Why do you think we have the Saying "Can't Trust Chilled", Granted ever since he hasn't been playing with Nanners that part of him seems to be slowly declining.
Monopoly is a bad judge of character. There's a reason it's known as the game that destroys friendships. It can bring out the worst in people, which is not reflective of their personality as a whole. Judging Hutch and the others based off previous Monopoly games is foolish in my opinion.
The immunity is meh and I'm glad he didn't just give all his stuff to tom, i hate when they do that its just such bad sportsmanship. Chilled literally just gets lucky and outsmarts them and gets such a bad wrap for it :(
And this time there wasn't even any "outsmarting" either. He had to do a lot of work and negotiating to get those reds. He just happened to luck out.
facts!! his ‘reputation’ is being SMART and winning???
Oh the houses plan made me so happy, I couldn't stop smiling, am I a sadist?
Oh Larr traded the reds when everyone was a roll away from the reds, perfect timing lol
The thing is Larr was dumb the Brown's had 4 houses each heard just needed to make the hotels
@@natashasargeant3194 21:22 he explains his reasoning. Lawrence is a conservative player so he was technically banking the houses too. Now just to be clear it seems that he wanted to buy all his houses back. Which again he started banking his houses too because again he's a conservative player.
@@unfortunateRM I thought he was talking about how he can't afford to buy a house in auction if he mortgages them. If he bought hotels housing plan wouldn't have been so bad. But then again luck and the probability on rolling a good dice number was low. He should have paid more attention to where everyone was, before making the deal.
@@natashasargeant3194 but if Larr had made them hotels to free up houses, Chilled would have been able to deck out his reds with 4 houses first since Larr didn't have the cash to dump houses on his pinks instantly
Love this, Chilled with a vengeance is great. What they get for being so unfair to Chilled while claiming he is unfair.
The others specifically don't want chilled having property, then they get mad at chilled making plans to counter the plans they make so he has a fair chance... Sure.
Chilled has 1 monopoly fighting a player with 3 yet somehow chilled is the bad guy cause they all roll bad after chilled plays the game as intended.
He made a deal with Tom to get the monopoly on houses, I've had a friend outplay me by doing that same thing, it's the name of the game.
Lmao chilled has the monopoly stigma that's why he gets blamed for winning xD
They created this monster by holding monopolies hostage.
Ban immunity deals, its dumb and does nothing but screw everyone that isnt involved. They might as well play a team game if they're gonna work together
I think it’s fair to mention that Chilled and Shubble introduces the immunity deals didn’t they?
@@irecordwithaphone1856 maybe but that doesn't change the fact, when someone first introduces something and then they realize it is bad it should then be banned doesn't matter who introduced immunity it is a bad rule and I believe chilled sees that and as it's inventor him wanting to be rid of it shows that it is bad and should go.
@@irecordwithaphone1856 Chilled has used immunity deals many times even before that. It's honestly kind of hypocritical of him to be so against them all of the sudden.
everyone demonizes chilled but he (usually) is NOT a bad person in monopoly. He knows everyone has their own interest at heart, he sets up the best option he can, then lets the dice roll. it reminds me a lot of how Caesar did things politically. Once he does well people always blame him for being a swindler and lier but he just is doing what they all are trying to, trying to take the chance with the odds best in their favor. this game he had horrible luck and he took a risk by giving Lawrence two monopolies and then selling ALL of his assets into one gamble in hopes people would land on it once they were on the right spot on the board. Lawrence could have done the same with the pinks and would have had similar rewards since chilled landed on them the turn before everyone landed on the reds. dont hate the monopoly lord because he sees opportunities others dont, there have been games that he has lost for the same reason. they just are rarer because he knows his odds.
I have never been more stoked to see chilled take peoples money.
There are no words to describe Larr. I can't even with him... Even Chilled who normally deals with Smarty and other incompetence couldn't understand the pure stupidity of Larr.
well because smarty may make bad deals, but thats forgivable. Larr went out of his way to not trade with chilled under any circumstances until he was basically forced into it. Larr is like a lot of my friends, going out of their way to block one person from being able to enjoy the game
I don’t think it’s really stupidity it’s more of like he said, his chat told him to not trust chilled. He just took it a bit too literally. I don’t think he’s stupid for that, but it is frustrating to watch
I am 10 minutes in, an I think me and chilled have equally had great loses to our brain cell count because of Lawrence
you chilled and everyone's chats
yeah I hope they (Chilled and Tom) never play with these guys again, the worst kind of monopoly players
@@TheBabytrooper that or the other two players, especially Lawrence, shouldn't do live streams with his chat influencing him so much.
Chilled had to do a lot of stress work to get those reds, so there really shouldnt be hate towards him for coercing the game. He did play dirty by shorting the houses, but lawrence had the ability to free them up himself.
To be fair, the shorting of the house wouldn't have really affected the games outcome given the rolls. Matt would have been able to purchase 2 houses at most. And they weren't landed on.
Is it playing dirty by buying for the houses when the name of the game is monopoly though?
Chilled was at a disadvantage and wasn't breaking any rules by buying them while he could, he had to buy as much as possible and it works in Tom's interest as well to ensure no more houses can be built unless someone caves and sells.
You don't just want the monopoly on property, you want to establish a monopoly on houses too so nobody else can have them. That's the whole idea.
Nope still hating him and wanting him to lose
@@ai.alpha.epsilon just because it didn't affect the game doesn't mean its not dirty. I'm not saying he's an awful person, and he did it as a retaliation against the immunity deals, so he had his reasons, but he DID make a dirty play. It just happened to be entirely unnecessary since mr monopoly decided the next round of turns to shit on everyone else lol
@@robertpalmer8080 yes, it is. You can tell by the fact that no one even had the notion to buy up the houses to cause a shortage. I feel pretty confident in saying that almost no one plays with the limited houses rule in actuality. Also, just because the game is monopoly doesn't mean civility goes out the window, its a game, you can try to win, but you should be an ass to others lol. Pleas be aware, I'm not calling anyone an ass in this particular situation, I'm saying it more in general.
Yes I agree it worked in both of their interests. Cooperation is fair, but its exploiting a rule that nigh no one plays with in a regular game. That's what makes it "dirty". I'm not shunning them, nor saying they shouldn't of worked together. It was necessary for them if they wanted to combat the other two who were being obstinate. I'm just trying to be objective about it.
I can believe that in the games creation that was one of the ideas, I can especially believe it since there's an entire rule associated with it. But you can't honestly say that that's a common strategy. You saw first hand that the only person who even thought to monopolize the houses was chilled. Even hutch didn't REALIZE he was monopolizing them until he already did. While its permissible in the game, its generally not accepted as "fair" in regards to the other players. You can't say its not seen an unfair, considering every time its happened the person who did it always gets nagged on by the other players. Permissible? Yes. Accepted? Almost never.
I've never been so happy to see someone suffer as Lawrence after his shit in the first episode!
Some of their(tom excluded) reasonings were really aggravating to listen to. They kept pinning chilled as the bad guy when he literally couldnt even fight back cus Matt and Lawrence had monopolies already with immunity to each other. If Lawrence didnt get greedy and get called out for his hypocrisy then this game wouldve turned out to be really different.
What the hell, this is the second match in a row people have purposefully broken rules to give away the property just to spite chilled. That's not fair at all.
i'll say this
chilled just knows how to business in this game
people are afraid of him and thus make mistakes being afraid of putting chilled in a better position
You're right, it's just annoying when people get scared of someone's record to the point they pretty much actively try to stop them from playing altogether.
When chilled offers good deals for both parties and the others say no, it's because they just don't want him having anything without it costing him more despite them clearly getting the better deal as it is.
Then chilled plays smart and forces a deadlock with the housing market so nobody can buy more to make the most of what he has and he's called out on that.
I'll be glad to see him win this one, assuming he does. Chilled or Tom.
A good amount of people seem to be angry at Matt and Larr. Personally despite them being very stingy I like seeing chilled actually struggle rather than blatantly sweep everyone off the board.
I have kicked people out of my house for giving properties to someone else in monopoly when they bankrupt. I'm 25 and this was 4 years ago.
You might of taken the game a bit too seriously.
Wow, it's just a game lol. It's a dick move but damn.
@@emittlame8095 YOU HAVE TO GIVE YOUR PROPERTIES TO WHOEVER BANKRUPTS YOU. IT IS AGAINST THE RULES AND UNETHICAL. Literally in the rulebook. I will die on that hill everytime.
@@emittlame8095 It's just a game, but it's a game played at Croyville's house. Their house, their rules. If they decide to uphold the actual rules of Monopoly, then all other players involved must abide by that or if they refuse to do so they just should not bother playing at all.
In a similar sense, I don't allow immunity deals or play by the whole collecting from free parking. The only thing immunity deals accomplish is screw over those not involved in an unfair way. Meanwhile, collecting money from free parking needlessly makes the game last longer. When you're taxed, you pay to the government/bank and that money is out of the game for good. That's the right way to play it unless you want to waste countless hours on a game that any competent player knows should have ended much sooner.
Chilled is to Monopoly what Ze is to Among Us. The more you try to screw him, the more the decision haunts you.
Its funny that Chilled didn't want the reds, they got forced onto him after repeatedly having his good fair and partially better for his opponents, deals, and they were angry that he had the reds in the end, when he just wanted the orange
Not the Rule of Hutch! 😱😱😱😱
Asking Tom to buy out the houses was a damn good move, Larr just threw the game for himself
I love watching chilled play monopoly.. he is a genius
This victory was almost as sweet as the one agaisnt Hutch, keep reaping and tearing their bs chilled
Larr's was money hungry and made his deals over priced
And this is why chilled made it a house rule that you can't give people your properties before bankrupting. Slimey stuff like this
I'm pretty sure chilled has won with the reds every single time, can someone clarify that?
nah, he lost the game with real money with the reds as his favs. hes mentioned it a few times since then too actually
Chilled doesnt play dirty, chilled plays Rules as Written
Legit Chilled came back up from a horrible start and i respect that. Everything he did was fair, but of course nobody playing against him at the time of recording would ever admit that...
19:26 ~"Und just like zat das boot has finally dropped." The major,Hellsing Ultimate Abridged
cant say I'm the biggest fan of matt and lard.
All Laurence had to do was buy hotels on brown lmao
tbh what screwed them over the most was not taking the deals with chilled early on. Those favored them far more than they did the deals chilled had at the late game.
Why don’t you set the house rules to be that when someone bankrupts, the properties become available again on the board. This will prevent people wanting to give their stuff to others.
Smarty may make the worse deals in monopoly history...but he at least doesnt consider (as far as i know) giving his stuff away the moment he's about to lose
11:05 was probably one of the bigger blunders i've seen from this series. Chilled is good at the game but his opponents can really lose the plot. If Lawrence needs another mon (he doesn't) he needed to get much more from chilled ($400+ or force him into the greens for red with cash) and just didn't. Chilled must accept almost any offer because he has no other means of getting a monopoly and everyone else had one.
Larrs' logic makes no sense to me :/
The logic that he didn't wanna say was "I don't wanna trade with chilled because it's chilled"
You know, I gotta blame chat as accomplice as well. The people that run over to these guys' chats have a vendetta against Chilled and they do invest for an antagonizing environment between them. It's abnormally weird that everyone interacts just fine in the beginning and them out of soft spots some backhanded comments appear out of thin air.
Too be fair all of them buying houses would make no difference since they had no money
Chilled offers most balanced and fair deals, where both sides equally benefit from it, and he's the bad guy? HOW?
Chilled with the 300IQ plays
Chilled winning by amazing comeback. It actually, and I am not shitting you, brought a tear to my eye. Well done sir.
Honestly, I like the idea of immunity trades, but I don't think it should be "until we are the last 2 standing." It's a fun concept, but it turns the game into this (admittedly very fun) 2v2 situation.
If anything, the immunity should be either a set number of landing on the color, or a set number of turns, or a set number of passing Go.
And yeah, house stacking is scummy, but it's a legitimate strategy made in the game, otherwise the game would come with enough houses for 4 on each property. I'm fine with playing the house game, ESPECIALLY in a situation like this match.
Chilled hitting all 3 one after the other was so fucking satisfying
😂😂😂
Is Larr's keyboard from the fucking late *60s?!?* Because the clip clap on those keys, mother of Christ... String the key noises together and it'd sound like someone's tapdancing with wooden Dutch shoes!
9:34 - Larr: (Complains that Chilled was closer to having more Monopolies so he didn't want to do a 1 for 1 swap)
Also Larr: (HAD AND HAS MORE FUCKING PROPERTIES THAN ANY OTHER FUCKING PLAYER IN THE FUCKING GAME AND *IMMUNITY!!!)*
So....as someone who enjoyed watching this *IMMENSELY,* I'm going to play devil's advocate to a lot of the "Chilled did nothing wrong and Matt and Larr were being jerks!" talk in the comments.
Chilled actually made a really big mistake at the start of the game that's hard to notice for those of us who are used to Chilled's antics. Chilled started his "used car salesman" pitch with Larr, like.....turn 3. And kept it going for pretty much the entirety of the game until he got his monopoly. And Chilled's deals at the start were definitely not "even trades." And yes, if you've watched Chilled enough you know you can whittle him down to making fair trades eventually (which he did), but after a used car salesman throws you a half-dozen lackluster pitches, you just kind of zone him out even if the deals start to make sense. Sure, Larr was kinda a jerk about it, but Chilled, unintentionally, caused it. And while I did love watching this (this was amazing), pulling Tom into a separate discord call for that house strat is hands-down the dirtiest play I think I've ever seen. And I'm pretty sure I've seen every game Chilled's ever played. Chilled really has no right to pull rules-lawyer this game, even if the first half of this game frustrated him to no end.
All that being said, I'm still loving the Monopoly, and I hope Chilled doesn't make Matt and Larr never want to play with him again~
While I admit that the separate call was dirty as hell, the immunity to be the final two is more dirty I'd argue. Matt and Larr started granting immunity which fucks over the other players. In a game that has more than 4 this can lessen it's impact but in a 2v2 situation it purely put the two stronger players vs the two weaker ones (at the time being Chilled and Tom). I understand Larr's chat was telling him not to trust chilled due to his "reputation" which in lie in reality that chilled is a good player with a good mindset for winning, whether that makes him the villain or not. But in this game he wasn't the antagonist of this since as others stated he played the cleanest trade game he's done in many games. The lack of trades with Chilled was based entirely on character not the value of the deals. I like all the players here but in terms of deals chilled was fairly clean. Luck was on his side in the end after he made the strategic trade at the right time which ensured his victory. To restate though, the separate call was dirty but the idea that people view Chilled as a villain from the start of the game and refuse to trade with him will ultimately take the fun away from the game and stall it basically ensuring that the game goes longer and Chilled cant win. The goal of monopoly is that the best deals and best luck win but playing with the mindset to only trade within 3 people and exclude the 4th based on who they are is entirely BS and ruins the game. A last thing to note is Chilled's "car salesman pitch" is what everyone is essentially doing, the reason he's known for it is because he does it well. He convinces people because he can make the trade seem more profitable for one party, to which is the goal of the game is to essentially "swindle" to win. So to say that he kept this pitch with Larr's is kinda dirty on it's own is kinda void since it was the only way that he could make a trade in the slightest with any party other than Tom who was not apart of the other two's Immunity Alliance. Tom wouldn't have made the trade if he didn't realize that he and by extent chilled had no other way to come back into this game otherwise. So to end this, while I agree that Chilled did a dirty tactic in every sense of the word, it was more-so based on the idea that an initial dirty tactic ensured without this that Tom and Chilled were predetermined to be 4th and 3rd, while Matt and Larr would be 1st and 2nd.
Whispering isn't against the rules in the normal game? Is it. So I don't see how the separate call is dirty. I think if two players are already backing each other as much as Lars and Matt were than I would be whispering too. Fire with fire
This part was soooooo satisfying compared to previous one... Chilled at his finest!
Chilled and tom came back from every odds against them. And chilled won using the game’s system. Fair play, larr ‘s could’ve said fuck you chilled ill do a deal with anyone but you, but he gave chilled a fighting chance and fight chilled did
This is a interesting game, a lot less friendly than the usual, but not bad. Very interesting to watch. Got to say, I don’t think I’d like to watch these two play again.
I’m confused as to where the ending of this game is
Episode starts: "Trades are honest."
Everybody watching: BULLSHIT.
Really a sad moment when you see Chilled being the only one without any monopolies,And not being able to get one cause someone is a big twat...
Chilled got totally screwed by everyone else conspiring to keep him out of trade deals. It’s only natural everyone lands on his properties and owes him $700+.
Gotta ban immunity deals tho, the integrity of the game is warped with those
People almost always forget about the house limit. That's how you take the luck out of Monopoly.
Larr definitely made a mistake by not asking for at least 350 from chilled when he traded the reds
16:45 Didn't Chilled complain about someone else hoarding all the houses...? And say that it was a house rule not to do so out of respect of the game? o_o
I think it was Hutch that did that.
Yupp... But i guess it's okay when they are doing immunity deals... But then when he deals immunity deals..... Idk
Yeah, but when immunity deals began, Chilled was pretty justified in his strategy. I guess being a little more intentional is a little iffy, but the wall he was met with in deals for the first whole hour was ridiculous
There are 2 versions of Monopoly
1. When you play by the exact rules, and only do what the rules clearly state you can do
2. When you follow the rules but play more advanced so you have more interesting and complicated deals.
The moment that immunity was on the board Matt and Larr changed the game into advanced monopoly where anything goes
The way people play a game will often change depending on who they're playing with.
Holy shit that payoff. I thouggt going to €38 was dumb but it paid off hella
Where is part 3 to this stream
Yeah Matt bankrupting was not exactly the most graceful process.
Negotiations during a action I love it
No part 3 or an ending ?
Never bring Matt or Larr back
Their problem is that not only do they keep irrationally focusing on chilled but then they also irrationally blame him for their resultant problems when, if they would have focused on the game instead for a minute, they would have realised that the problem is not chilled but the fact they keep robbing each other blind and then resort to hypocrisy which locks down their gears for the rest of the game.
Chilled you are a good person you just know how to play this game
The maintenance card is in both chance and community chest if i am correct
Hutch is judging you right now.
And stop getting all butt hurt and screwing over a player if that bankrupt you! #StopBeingaWussy!
You were getting shafted hard in that first episode so they completely deserved this. Lol
Where is the next part of this one?
Last video's comments: Lawrence is stupid for not taking the (unnecessary) Monopoly-for-Monopoly trade
This video: Chilled effectively secures victory by getting that Monopoly
Yea, I wonder why Lawrence was hesitant to give Chilled the Reds...
30:30 - 30:33 Wait wait waiwaiwaiwait... really? I mean... seriously? Giving your properties to someone else before declaring bankruptcy is an unsportsmanlike as hell, unfair as hell, against the spirit of the game as hell, and malicious as hell move AND It's basically exploiting the rules. *AND* Chilled is the bad guy? I mean... really? Man... I wouldn't want to play with people like this again, if they would do stuff like this and do for reals, do it seriously & maliciously, non-jokingly (like Ikky did in the previous episode, where she did it it not out of spite and malicious intent, but as a more of a joke and a sweet gesture towards Ethan who helped her before, AND it wasn't that much of a deal there at all because Chilled was in better spot and it didn't impacted the game all that much at all, while here, it could make all the difference)...
Lawrence fucked up twice in this; one that would’ve influenced the game and one the ultimately didn’t. 1. He should’ve had enough in the bank to afford the pink. At that stage, he would’ve had enough money to buy it and then, with mortgages had enough money (and houses) to build up on both the browns and pinks, and would’ve NEVER traded any monopolies to either Tom or Chilled, and by odds would’ve overwhelmed Matt. 2. He could’ve gotten rid of houses on his browns to give them up to Matt to be able to build up, as at the time Chilled couldn’t afford them, and Tom had all 4 houses on his monopoly. Ultimately, in the trifecta turn where Chilled turned over $2100, no one landed on the oranges prior (most importantly Chilled didn’t, so he wouldnt be forced into getting rid of houses, and then getting less from the others). Monopoly is a harsh game, Chilled was dealt a mediocre hand, and was forced into pushing difficult deals for over an hour to give himself a chance, and then risked it all on the hope of the dice rolls and the relationship he developed with Tom as his only chance to win the game. And here we are. Well played Chilly Willy. Bravo, bello ragazzo.
At the end of the day. Chilled wants the game to be fun for everyone. He's made deals in past games to the benefit of other players. Then Chilled gets an unfair assessment by dickheads fans. He plays to have fun. Even if he has to swindle at times. Every Swindle in this game WAS WELL DESERVED.
lol me in the other vid getting allll mad about Larrr throwing the game and giving thw win to Matt but then Chilled does this. Welll done Chilled you did it again. I don't know how you do it but you do.
I'm not gonna lie, this immunity shit is the dumbest thing ever. What's next? Clue, but we make deals where we tell each other our cards? Monopoly is a risk taking game. If those risks screw you over, that's the nature of the game.
Immunity should only last for the first time they land on, if we're going to start adding that. Otherwise the game becomes unfairly
This summarizes Larr’s stupid deals in the first vid pretty well.
Larr not trading with Chilled in order to get both monopolies when he dies, is like waiting for someone to die of natural causes while ignoring the guy you gave a gun to and expecting him not to shoot you next.
Pretty dumb
Matt could have built houses on his oranges at any time. He had the funds early, and he could have taken the game with that moronic monopoly deal that Lawrence made. Don't even complain about that shit, you could have done what chilled did at any time and gotten almost as much money from anyone who landed on it.