Thats because tim is usually the most quiet of the bunch, so when jon and chugga talks, they overtake him. I barely hear him 3/4 of the time in LP due to that.
I mean, Tim usually doesn't talk at all if we're being honest. When he does you can hear him slightly but if they're all talking at the same time then yeah, he gets drowned out by the other two. Even then he's usually just spouting nonsense or humming a song.
Here are some probabilities for you: 0:42 - Of Tim getting a minigame: 17/36 = 47.2%. Of Tim a launcher: 18/36 = 50%. 5:01 - Of everyone rotating: 1/4 = 25%. 5:33 - Of rolling at least one green light: 4,651/7,776 = 59.8%. Of getting three (or more!) out of five: 276/7,776 = 3.5%. 6:11 - Of Chugga rolling only 2s, 3s, and 4s: 1/128 = 0.78%. 6:18 - Of Chugga *barely* missing the rocket like that: 20,993/279,936 = 7.5%. Of Chugga actually getting the rocket: 61,391/279,936 = 21.9%. 6:37 - Of Victor getting the rocket: 655/1,296 = 50.5%. 7:05 - Of Tim getting snake eyes: 1/36 = 2.7%. Of Tim getting the matching bonus: 1/6 = 16.7%. 7:08 - Of 3 matching bonuses occurring within 9 two-die rolls: 1,796,446/10,077,696 = 17.8%. 7:17 - Of Tim getting five of a kind: 1/1,296 = 0.077%. 8:58 - Of Tim getting the rocket: 3,002/60,466,176 = 0.0050%. 11:07 - Of Victor rolling a 19 or higher: 126/1,296 = 9.7%. 11:10 - Of Victor coming in from behind and winning this: I dunno... Probably about 25%, given how much BS games like this throw at you. 11:38 - Of rolling all five green lights (and making the whole room freak out): 1/7,776 = 0.013%. 13:46 - Of Tim rolling six or more 1s and 6s: 21,182,464/60,466,176 = 35.0%. 14:12 - Of Tim rolling a 44 or higher: 3,509,220/60,466,176 = 5.8%. 14:24 - Of Tim doing it at this point with a first place win: 53,449,286/60,466,176 (chance of rolling 29 or higher) * 12,393,645/60,466,176 (chance of clearing final challenge) = 18.1%. 14:29 - Of Jon having to roll 10 dice backwards: 73,836/279,936 = 26.4%. 16:08 - Of Victor effectively rolling nothing: 3/36 = 8.3%.
Number of ones rolled over total number of rolls Jon Previously 8/40 This episode 5/32 Total 13/72 > 1/6 Tim previously 7/32 This episode 9/45 Total 16/77 > 1/5 Emile previously 7/18 This episode 4/33 Total 11/51 >1/5 Mr Generic Mii previously 3/18 This episode 1/22 Total 4/40 = 1/10 I find this very suspicious Mr AI Jon is pretty much at 1/6 Tim and Emile are closer to 1/5 while victor is at 1/10 hmmmmm
Fun fact: there's an achievement for rolling ten of the same number. The thing about this game's achievements is that they're all nearly impossible, but it makes a much bigger deal about the people who actually get them. (Well, MADE, since it was Miiverse based.)Is there not going to be any Gamepad footage this LP? That could cause problems later.
The Gamepad footage will probably come up when it's most necessary for it to be shown. During the 3v1 shown this episode I doubt there was much interesting stuff to show.
If I'm not mistaken, the chance of rolling 10 of any number is about... 10^-5% (0.00001%). That's quite an achievement, but certainly very hard to get.
Rolling a die 10 times, with 6 possible outcomes, means 6^10 = 60,466,176 total ways of arranging the dice. Only 6 of these, (all 1'2, all 2's, ..., all 6'2) result in a uniform roll. Therefore, P(all same) = 6/60466176 = 1/10077696 = 9.92*10^-8 ~ 10^-7 x100% = 10^-5%
Matt I was just showing my work since you made it sound like I was wrong. And while I agree scientific notion + percentages seems weird, I think it's typically not done because such small percentages are better represented by fractions (e.g. 1 in 10000000 rather than 10^5%) or just rounded to zero, so I'll give you that. But I think a less condescending voice would have sufficed. I'm not publishing these results to a journal or anything.
7:07 - 7:15 Doubles SHOULD be even more common than they are in Mario Party! Here, there are only six possible rolls with each die, rather than 10, plus we have someone rolling two dice every turn, as opposed to MP where you only roll doubles if you're using a mushroom.
With a TAS of this board the first place player will always be moving 60 spaces at a time, before matching bonus. You can make the calculations from here.
Well yes. But what I'm saying is that on a TAS each die is programmed to have the highest possible value, so the first place player will be going very far in one turn.
Well, consider that the entire dice roll is probably randomized holistically. In that case, trying to RNG manipulate for a 60 would be relying on a 1/60466176 chance each frame, so the manipulation would take around 60 million frames ≈ 11.5 days. A more realistic aim might be to manipulate a 40 or higher every time, which would only take about 5 frames.
Or perhaps you could manipulate a 39 (or almost a 39) every time, which would again only take about 20 frames and would save the few seconds it takes to play the "gold number" animation (which occurs when a 10-die roll is 40 or higher).
It's a small thing, but I love the costume changes for almost every mini-game. Even the knitting one had their regular shirts change to look like sweaters.
Fun fact close knit was originally going to be a minigame in Mario Party 8 except you’re rolling up a giant ribbon It can still be viewed with an action replay
I remember when i first got my Wii U i got this game for free out of a selection, because i thought a party game could be a fun addition to the console. Played it twice. This has inspired me to pick it up again!
Tim "Ten forward, ten back" Me "...... Ten steps forwards and ten steps back-" Tim "We work together 'cause opposites attract" Like, i seriously cannot tell you how eerily perfect that timing was XD
aaaaaaaaaaaaand welcome back to the protonjon show featuring protonjon and those other guys. in this video of the protonjon show starring protonjon, the game are almost at the end of the highway with tim having a huge lead and on the verge of winning. things don't look good for jon, but if we all know him we all know he is gonna pull something out and sneak his way into another win!
In whatever day, In whatever night, All evil shall escape my sight. May those who worship evil's might, Not fear my power -- Grey Lantern's Light! -Oath of the Grey Lanterns of Apathy
13:50 fun fact about this part of the board, the first time I played this game I put the AI on easy because I had never played before. Naturally, I was crushing them.(they hadn't even reached the first gate when I got to this part. I was pretty upset when they ended up winning because I kept landing on the -10 dice space.
6:07 it's Leonel from Nintendo! (Light blue shirt, brown hair, giant nose) I recognize him thanks to miitopia! 6:40 "Ness used PSI warp!" Vector is a guy from Nintendo. I recognize HIM from MIITOPIA TOO.
I'm dissapionted that as of yet, nobody has shaken the wii remote for floating dice, then held it still to revert to "apathy," then thrown them... My favorite thing to do when I played this when my nephew and niece were over...
BrightAGen Show MasaeAnela, Tom Fawkes, Josh Jepson, Somecallmejohnny! We must work around your addiction! Or else... ...the world will boom... dun dun duuuuuuun
So since it doesn't appear to become easier the more people try it, they could potentially be stuck on that gate for a long time, even though the odds aren't in favour of that
In the final challenge, you have to roll a 40 or higher with 10 dice. The chance of that happening is a fairly low 20.497%. Fail and you get sent back 15 spaces. Thankfully, once one player fails, the challenge becomes rolling a 35 or higher from there on out (which is slightly better than a 50% chance). However, the area leading up to the final challenge is littered with UFO spaces, and keep in mind that every failure sends you back 15 spaces.
11:35 All green would be just about as rare as a Yahtzee of 6's, and I think that's a 1 out of 6^5 (or 7776) chance. While on the subject of statistics, the chances of last place (2 dice) rolling all matching is 6 out of 6^2 (or 36) to get as many dice as second place. Not sure how to feel about this.
Wait, the white GamePad is rare? I got the white one a couple years back without any idea that there was any other color. I got the Wii U much time after launch because I wasn't originally interested and I only saw the white one. In fact, I only acknowledged the existence of the black one this past December when one of my friends got one for Christmas since he already had the Switch.
I'm so glad Emile is doing the puppet-guy's voice again. I missed it last episode. Wait, at 6:33 the crowd "awww"s for a 14 on four dice. That's exactly average, what are they so worked up about?
The game's calculation of average rolls is flawed. Here's what the game considers "average:" 10 dice: 30-39 (actual average is 35) 7 dice: 20-29 (actual average is 24.5) 4 dice: 15-19 (actual average is 14) 2 dice: 5-9 (actual average is 7)
The average value on a die is the middle (median) value. If you had a weirdo die with an odd number of sides (say 7), then the middle value (4) would be the average (1,2,3 *4* 5,6,7). On a six-sided die, both 3 and 4 are equally middle-y (1,2 *3 4* 5,6), so you go in between them for an average of 3.5. In general, the average expected value for a die with n sides is (n+1)÷2.
No, that's not how averages work. Obviously you can't actually roll 3.5 on a die, but when you're adding up a bunch of different rolls, every six-sided die adds 3.5 to the average result. I saw "not how averages work," but I'm specifically talking about the mean here. A different type of average, the single most likely result, is the "mode". Fair dice have no mode, because all possibilities are equally likely (or alternatively every number is the mode).
Tim: Look at the length of my...thing.
*Emile laughs a few seconds later*
My exact thoughts.
awesomnator But Daisy is not here.
@Brandon Anthony oooh noooh
Jon: Too bad we didn't BEAT the main record
Me: We've both lost our innocence Chugga.
Brandon Anthony oh God *remembers the infamous "Daisy's heart shaped box" incident*
You know the episode is a great one when the guys are competing to see who's the best grandma. Congrats Tim, you're best grandma.
13:14 "Look at the length of my... thing." I'm amazed that no one called that out.
Nah too easy.
Chugga giggled
Thats because tim is usually the most quiet of the bunch, so when jon and chugga talks, they overtake him. I barely hear him 3/4 of the time in LP due to that.
I mean, Tim usually doesn't talk at all if we're being honest. When he does you can hear him slightly but if they're all talking at the same time then yeah, he gets drowned out by the other two. Even then he's usually just spouting nonsense or humming a song.
Here are some probabilities for you:
0:42 - Of Tim getting a minigame: 17/36 = 47.2%. Of Tim a launcher: 18/36 = 50%.
5:01 - Of everyone rotating: 1/4 = 25%.
5:33 - Of rolling at least one green light: 4,651/7,776 = 59.8%. Of getting three (or more!) out of five: 276/7,776 = 3.5%.
6:11 - Of Chugga rolling only 2s, 3s, and 4s: 1/128 = 0.78%.
6:18 - Of Chugga *barely* missing the rocket like that: 20,993/279,936 = 7.5%. Of Chugga actually getting the rocket: 61,391/279,936 = 21.9%.
6:37 - Of Victor getting the rocket: 655/1,296 = 50.5%.
7:05 - Of Tim getting snake eyes: 1/36 = 2.7%. Of Tim getting the matching bonus: 1/6 = 16.7%.
7:08 - Of 3 matching bonuses occurring within 9 two-die rolls: 1,796,446/10,077,696 = 17.8%.
7:17 - Of Tim getting five of a kind: 1/1,296 = 0.077%.
8:58 - Of Tim getting the rocket: 3,002/60,466,176 = 0.0050%.
11:07 - Of Victor rolling a 19 or higher: 126/1,296 = 9.7%.
11:10 - Of Victor coming in from behind and winning this: I dunno... Probably about 25%, given how much BS games like this throw at you.
11:38 - Of rolling all five green lights (and making the whole room freak out): 1/7,776 = 0.013%.
13:46 - Of Tim rolling six or more 1s and 6s: 21,182,464/60,466,176 = 35.0%.
14:12 - Of Tim rolling a 44 or higher: 3,509,220/60,466,176 = 5.8%.
14:24 - Of Tim doing it at this point with a first place win: 53,449,286/60,466,176 (chance of rolling 29 or higher) * 12,393,645/60,466,176 (chance of clearing final challenge) = 18.1%.
14:29 - Of Jon having to roll 10 dice backwards: 73,836/279,936 = 26.4%.
16:08 - Of Victor effectively rolling nothing: 3/36 = 8.3%.
XT Survivin ! You've just sounded like a colossal scumbag! Great Job!
This is amazing, it hurts my head a bit
THERES TOO MANY NUMBERS
Great video, but the real question is: "Is Captain Falcon still dating that horse?"
Thanks, I just heard the clip in my head.
Did Snape and Hermione finally break up?
Next time on RunawayZ
Tony Power Technically, that was Akatsuki and Abby. :P I know, I'm a buzzkill.
If Captain Falcon = Jon and horse = Lucah, then yes.
They're engaged ^^
13:00 the competition to see who can grandma the best!
5:33 It's the return of Russian Elmo!
Yes he returned
I'm still waiting for the return of Sinister Elmo. :P
He sounds slightly more Hispanic than Russian, though...at least the stereotype I think.
I like to think of it as a Riku and Ansem kinda thing, where Emile is trying to hold him back as much as possible.
Except not as painful to listen to fortunately.
Number of ones rolled over total number of rolls
Jon Previously 8/40
This episode 5/32
Total 13/72 > 1/6
Tim previously 7/32
This episode 9/45
Total 16/77 > 1/5
Emile previously 7/18
This episode 4/33
Total 11/51 >1/5
Mr Generic Mii previously 3/18
This episode 1/22
Total 4/40 = 1/10
I find this very suspicious Mr AI
Jon is pretty much at 1/6 Tim and Emile are closer to 1/5 while victor is at 1/10 hmmmmm
5:32 my last comment was how disappointed i was that emile didnt do the russian elmo voice but now i give this Lp a 10/10 😁
Same
Fun fact: there's an achievement for rolling ten of the same number. The thing about this game's achievements is that they're all nearly impossible, but it makes a much bigger deal about the people who actually get them. (Well, MADE, since it was Miiverse based.)Is there not going to be any Gamepad footage this LP? That could cause problems later.
The Gamepad footage will probably come up when it's most necessary for it to be shown. During the 3v1 shown this episode I doubt there was much interesting stuff to show.
If I'm not mistaken, the chance of rolling 10 of any number is about... 10^-5% (0.00001%). That's quite an achievement, but certainly very hard to get.
Rolling a die 10 times, with 6 possible outcomes, means 6^10 = 60,466,176 total ways of arranging the dice. Only 6 of these, (all 1'2, all 2's, ..., all 6'2) result in a uniform roll.
Therefore, P(all same) = 6/60466176 = 1/10077696 = 9.92*10^-8 ~ 10^-7
x100% = 10^-5%
Matt I was just showing my work since you made it sound like I was wrong. And while I agree scientific notion + percentages seems weird, I think it's typically not done because such small percentages are better represented by fractions (e.g. 1 in 10000000 rather than 10^5%) or just rounded to zero, so I'll give you that. But I think a less condescending voice would have sufficed. I'm not publishing these results to a journal or anything.
@@rapidwave8493 I love how he deleted his comments because he was wrong I think. Ik the comment is old but still funny
"Hey, Tim, you want to do some unicycling with cliffs?!"
"No thanks, I'd rather tend to my knitting."
7:07 - 7:15
Doubles SHOULD be even more common than they are in Mario Party! Here, there are only six possible rolls with each die, rather than 10, plus we have someone rolling two dice every turn, as opposed to MP where you only roll doubles if you're using a mushroom.
I would love to see a TAS of this board
With a TAS of this board the first place player will always be moving 60 spaces at a time, before matching bonus. You can make the calculations from here.
Well yes. But what I'm saying is that on a TAS each die is programmed to have the highest possible value, so the first place player will be going very far in one turn.
Technically you would also want to roll everyone else to have low rolls so they move as little as possible.
Well, consider that the entire dice roll is probably randomized holistically. In that case, trying to RNG manipulate for a 60 would be relying on a 1/60466176 chance each frame, so the manipulation would take around 60 million frames ≈ 11.5 days. A more realistic aim might be to manipulate a 40 or higher every time, which would only take about 5 frames.
Or perhaps you could manipulate a 39 (or almost a 39) every time, which would again only take about 20 frames and would save the few seconds it takes to play the "gold number" animation (which occurs when a 10-die roll is 40 or higher).
It's a small thing, but I love the costume changes for almost every mini-game. Even the knitting one had their regular shirts change to look like sweaters.
1:00 I like to think that Stephen’s Mii is staring at Tim and thinking about how great Tim’s money will be
Fun fact:Close Knit was actually meant to be a Mario Party 8 Mini-Game~
Cool
The probability of all 5 dies rolled at the checkpoint being green is 0.00012860082 or 0.012860082%
The way you write that makes it look either weird or way too huge. "0.012860082%" is what you're looking for.
Thanks for the fix.
A fellow statistics nerd I've been tracking the numbers of ones rolled over the number of rolls
I like how on the Close Knit preview, the old man is the one that's knitting the fastest.Nice one Wii Party.
First we had "He didn't even touch my bush." to "Look at the length of my... thing." Tim, you diabolical genius.
I really want there to be more Mii-supported games for the Switch. They’re just too enjoyable to ignore! I absolutely love making them!
Since they're over the ocean, are they on the highway to *shell?*
Blue_Boo I *sea* what you did there
Boooooo
Son of a beach
Lucas Martinez yes it's a blue boo
Thanks for noticing the subtle pun.
Fun fact close knit was originally going to be a minigame in Mario Party 8 except you’re rolling up a giant ribbon
It can still be viewed with an action replay
5:03 Tim in last probably because he touched the woman’s letters
Japancom M-L I get it.
I guess it's Tim's Epic Yarn! SO HAPPY!
I remember when i first got my Wii U i got this game for free out of a selection, because i thought a party game could be a fun addition to the console. Played it twice. This has inspired me to pick it up again!
This whole entire episode has just been me rooting for Victor
Tim "Ten forward, ten back"
Me "...... Ten steps forwards and ten steps back-"
Tim "We work together 'cause opposites attract"
Like, i seriously cannot tell you how eerily perfect that timing was XD
I love seeing Phil constantly popping up on the sidelines. He's the kind of guy who's always there for you!
Is it me, or does Emile sound like a mix of Elmo and Dr. Doofenshmirtz when he does the puppet host voice?
It's confirmed.
Tim is the best grandma.
Jon: “5, just below average.”
Me: (realizes a joke that no one caught)
I HAVENT BEEN HERE SINCE LIKE 2012 I MISSED THIS CHANNEL❤❤
I like how tim is such a good sport
I'm very glad that chuggaa is doing the voice for the puppet guy again.
I missed it a lot during the first part.
I remember watching Masae do this with MomAnela. It was brilliant.
First Jon gets a huge lead and then gets sent back a ton, and now Tim gets a huge lead. Watch Tim get sent back a ton as Chugga gets a huge lead.
Victor going for accuracy points that knitting round - sadly the round is all about length :D
TIm confirmed for best grandma. Makes sense since he's the oldest of the three guys.
i love that in this game, jon actually can roll a negative number
aaaaaaaaaaaaand welcome back to the protonjon show featuring protonjon and those other guys. in this video of the protonjon show starring protonjon, the game are almost at the end of the highway with tim having a huge lead and on the verge of winning. things don't look good for jon, but if we all know him we all know he is gonna pull something out and sneak his way into another win!
16:06 "...and so does the die." "BUT DIES DON'T EVEN HAVE-" "Shush."
8:50 Lalonde James?
Yet another Homestuck reference from me. Help, it’s taking over my life. This is a very unexcited call for help.
Whenever any miis charge the dice all I can think is
“PEOPLE OF TEH EARTH LEND ME YOUR ENERGY!”
SERIOUSLY!?! NO ONE COMMENTS ON THAT!?!
Tim "Ah look at the length of my.... thing"
I was dying XD
8:44 this is how the meme where people find things that sound like something popular started
In whatever day,
In whatever night,
All evil shall escape my sight.
May those who worship evil's might,
Not fear my power -- Grey Lantern's Light!
-Oath of the Grey Lanterns of Apathy
*Rolls 10* Player: Yay!
*Lands on space* "Move back 10 spaces."
Player: Well shit.
You gotta love Chugga's Muppet Voice.
"Look at the length of my... Thing." oh Tim
14:21 on the right is the stephenplays mii created in the stephenvlog video: "visiting chuggaaconroy"
13:50 fun fact about this part of the board, the first time I played this game I put the AI on easy because I had never played before. Naturally, I was crushing them.(they hadn't even reached the first gate when I got to this part. I was pretty upset when they ended up winning because I kept landing on the -10 dice space.
Great description, Emile!
We got the Party Phil voice back, I am satiated.
1:00 Stephen's character is there just chilling
Lablanc Janes, my favorite old-timer thief story/Persona 5 character
That is such an EXTREME knitting face. Like "I'm gonna knit the FUCK out of this scarf!"
6:07 it's Leonel from Nintendo! (Light blue shirt, brown hair, giant nose) I recognize him thanks to miitopia!
6:40 "Ness used PSI warp!" Vector is a guy from Nintendo. I recognize HIM from MIITOPIA TOO.
Yay, Victor rolled a 10 on 2 dice!
Aww, Victor hit a Go Back 10 spaces block.
"Look at the length of my thing"
*chugga laughs*
So in the future, Tim will turn out to be a good knitter. Always knew there was something about him
Victor also ended up 111 spaces away. I think all the rockets lead to that same space
alright, everybody in the comments, how long do you guys think this series is going to be?
Christopher Stonecipher around 30 episodes
Exactly 27 episodes
Christopher Stonecipher 25-30.
Christopher Stonecipher maybe 29
I'd say 33 episodes
the final roll of the video was very impressive
I would love to see them play Shovel Knight on this channel... The normal story on Co-op and the extra adventures taking turns.
1:10 It's the disembodied head of Knack! Good work I say.
15:48 There's Victor's twin brother in the bottom right clapping (he's also wearing yellow).
Gee, I wonder who's going to win in the next episode?
*Jon warps to Tim's space and rolls to win*
Alley hoop! It's Reyn time!
Knit like the wind? That's my favourite sonic song!
I'm dissapionted that as of yet, nobody has shaken the wii remote for floating dice, then held it still to revert to "apathy," then thrown them... My favorite thing to do when I played this when my nephew and niece were over...
You guys could play ANY VIDEOGAME and still make me laugh!
5:09
Jon: If I goof...
Me: Its an oof.
Love videos you guys are hilarious 😂😂. Do you have tshirts ??
...a knitting game plays while I myself am knitting. Color myself pleased!
Chugga, this isn't Persona 5
SuperHackaDaru I was hopeful another persona fan caught that
Which part are you talking about?
Edit: Oh, you were talking about the part where Chugga said Leblanc James.
BlockSquad1000 I mean he could also be talking about LeBlanc from LoL
I’m loving this new upload schedule! More RunawayGuys for the better lol keep doing what y’all are doing 👍🏼
Nintenbro Gaming This is only for board games not named Dokapon.
NoirCore true lol
Coming down to RNG as usual. Has its Pros and Cons. I'm not complaining, I'm enjoying.
1:18-Hey look! It’s STEPHEN!
I remember when LeBlon James did that one thing in basketball.
mmmmm please SWITCH!! to gamepad you say 1:17
Me: hey Chugga how do you pronounce LeBron?
Chugga 8:51
These episodes are too short. I NEED MOARR.
BrightAGen Show It's 16 minutes, that's above the average. Plus, seems like the board will end soon anyways.
I... I think I'm addicted to TRG. I'm going through withdrawl! 16 MINUTES IS NOT ENOUGH!!!!!
BrightAGen Show MasaeAnela, Tom Fawkes, Josh Jepson, Somecallmejohnny! We must work around your addiction! Or else...
...the world will boom...
dun dun duuuuuuun
So since it doesn't appear to become easier the more people try it, they could potentially be stuck on that gate for a long time, even though the odds aren't in favour of that
i think this is actually a good game its simple but amazing
You are like the Runaway ninjas and the Runaway basketballers
2:33
Well!
4:47
LOL.
5:47
PFFFTT!
7:02
Snake Eyes!
8:46
LOL.
6:37 MY NAME IS VIKTOR REZNOV, AND I WILL HAVE MY REVENGE!
Chugging do the high-pitched voice for the guy with the hat!
jons 1s: 13
tims 1s: 16
chuggas 1s: 11
Wait, this isn't a 2-parter? It looks like this board will take like 5 more minutes, 10 at most. What could even prolong it?
Toon4Thought more mini games, dick moves by the board, the final challenge refusing to let them pass, there's quite a bit to slow them down.
In the final challenge, you have to roll a 40 or higher with 10 dice. The chance of that happening is a fairly low 20.497%. Fail and you get sent back 15 spaces. Thankfully, once one player fails, the challenge becomes rolling a 35 or higher from there on out (which is slightly better than a 50% chance). However, the area leading up to the final challenge is littered with UFO spaces, and keep in mind that every failure sends you back 15 spaces.
3:00 is that famous youtuber stephan geroge?
1962 was a long time ago.
That might just be Staving Garage, yeah.
I thought this would be uploaded Tuesday, but i'm not complaining!!
Are we getting one per day? Not that I'm complaining - This was a welcome surprise!
Great description, Emile.
11:35
All green would be just about as rare as a Yahtzee of 6's, and I think that's a 1 out of 6^5 (or 7776) chance.
While on the subject of statistics, the chances of last place (2 dice) rolling all matching is 6 out of 6^2 (or 36) to get as many dice as second place. Not sure how to feel about this.
Who’s ready for the NBA all star game with Matt LeBlanc
ToolBoxBoy when he said LeBlanc I instantly thought of Leblanc from league of legends
Wait, the white GamePad is rare? I got the white one a couple years back without any idea that there was any other color. I got the Wii U much time after launch because I wasn't originally interested and I only saw the white one. In fact, I only acknowledged the existence of the black one this past December when one of my friends got one for Christmas since he already had the Switch.
I would like a wii party on the switch.
Or a mario sports game.
we're getting mario tennis on the switch
Galladeiator That is like sports mix.
Opening in Awe Ah, yes, Wii Party Switch, because Wii is totally in the name "Switch". :P
Swiitch Party
The problem with that is the whole point of the name "Wii Party" (besides being on the Wii), is that "Wii Party" sounds like "We Party".
I'm so glad Emile is doing the puppet-guy's voice again. I missed it last episode.
Wait, at 6:33 the crowd "awww"s for a 14 on four dice. That's exactly average, what are they so worked up about?
The game's calculation of average rolls is flawed. Here's what the game considers "average:"
10 dice: 30-39 (actual average is 35)
7 dice: 20-29 (actual average is 24.5)
4 dice: 15-19 (actual average is 14)
2 dice: 5-9 (actual average is 7)
Wait, wouldn't those actual averages be slightly lower since they are 6 sided die or am I missing something?
The average value on a die is the middle (median) value. If you had a weirdo die with an odd number of sides (say 7), then the middle value (4) would be the average (1,2,3 *4* 5,6,7). On a six-sided die, both 3 and 4 are equally middle-y (1,2 *3 4* 5,6), so you go in between them for an average of 3.5.
In general, the average expected value for a die with n sides is (n+1)÷2.
Warclam I mean, 3.5 isn’t a possible option, so we’d probably have to stick with there being absolutely no average and just an above and a below.
No, that's not how averages work. Obviously you can't actually roll 3.5 on a die, but when you're adding up a bunch of different rolls, every six-sided die adds 3.5 to the average result.
I saw "not how averages work," but I'm specifically talking about the mean here. A different type of average, the single most likely result, is the "mode". Fair dice have no mode, because all possibilities are equally likely (or alternatively every number is the mode).
I always thought that I had a basic gamepad but thanks for telling that mine is rare 😆