hmmmmm interesting observation sorry for the weird reference but just like in the tragic events of the trade center the distance seems far down enough for you to hit your head and its wraps you go bye bye instantly right?
@@kswaesTrade Center was more than 100 floors height. People ovbiously turned into a mass and didn't feel anything soo long. This Bridge is like ¿10? floors hight.
One of the most tense (and at the same time inconsistent) parts of the entire series. The result depends on chance, in addition to being different from the others in that it is not a child's game.
0:05 player 96 0:13 player 308 0:17 player 62 0:21 player 21 0:31 player 151 0:36 player 244 0:44 player 407 0:48 player 233 0:55 player 101 & 212 1:08 player 17
In hindsight the game is easy if your tall. If you get the first glass correct, just sit down on the edge and bang your foot on the one in front of you. If it is tempered then it would withstand the impact, if not jump to the next one. Rinse and repeat.
1) it would take a lot of force 2) your foot would probably get badly cut due to the glass 3) There is quite a lot of space between the platforms and it would be very hard to do. 4) the guards would count that as cheating and shoot you down.
This was honestly such an awful game. Death games are only fun if the players have a realistic chance of actually winning. Everyone but the final few always die in this game and its just pure luck.
I think of 2 ways to survive (at least, not to just take 50/50 chances of life and death) balance themselves walking on the rail or use the shoes to slam the glass (if it is not the protective one, it breaks, right?)
Spoiler alert I always wondered what would've happened if player 001 made it to this game. When he entered, he just wanted the thrill of playing the game. But he wasn't killed at the end of marble game as we all know, even though he lost. The guards were deceptive to make it seem as if he died. Was he supposed to be killed but the guard was too chicken to do it? Or did they always plan on faking his death when he lost a round? Or were they planning on him making it specifically to the marble round so they could fake his death there? There's more evidence that there were instructions not to kill him based on what we can see during the first game. It's been shown in other videos that he wasn't highlighted when the big doll was scanning the field to detect motion. The robot scanned and viewed and highlighted all the players, except him. So it's like the robot was programmed not to detect him so it wouldn't shoot him. So it's like he entered the tournament, but the guards were instructed not to kill him if he lost a round. Also, the night when all the fighting broke out and people were killing each other in the dorms, the guards didn't intervene and stop the fighting until player 001 started yelling at everyone to stop fighting. So it's like the guards were listening to his commands to break up the fight. So did the tournament planners plan on him making it to the marble game and losing that round so they could mask the fact that he wasn't going to die like the rest of the players? If that's the case, he still came close to dying during the tug of war. And if he broke the sugar candy thing in game 2, there is no way they could've faked his death in front of everyone. Long story short, I'm completely mystified on this because the show portrays the scenario as if he was never going to be killed, but only removed, once he lost a round. But it would've been impossible to fake his death during the tug of war game or the sugar candy game. And that same logic applies here to the glass pane game. My two theories about this glass pane game is that he would've beelined straight for number 16, which would've likely ensured he would survive. OR, since he was so much smaller than the other contestants, the weaker glass panes may have been strong enough to support only his weight, but break under the heavier contestants. If that were the case, he could've just across in any order and made it. But if that were the case, the other contestants would've caught on to the fact that the glass wasn't breaking under player 001 but it was breaking under everyone else.
The only rules were they have to touch the glass... you can walk along the metal beams and touch the glass... rules satisfied... sure they can shoot you, but that's a better death than the mental stress of this, and you go down knowing they cheated and their game was flawed... Whatever, after the marble game this show got stupid, real quick... nevermind the dumb ending.
Does anyone else have an unusual fear that the fall wouldn't actually kill them but break several bones and render you helpless in incredible pain?
That happened. They killed the guy anyway
hmmmmm interesting observation sorry for the weird reference but just like in the tragic events of the trade center the distance seems far down enough for you to hit your head and its wraps you go bye bye instantly right?
@@noelle2654 yeah in tug of war
Some of them definitely survived the fall but they get shot anyways
@@kswaesTrade Center was more than 100 floors height. People ovbiously turned into a mass and didn't feel anything soo long.
This Bridge is like ¿10? floors hight.
0:05 and 0:17 and 0:31 have the same scream
Same voice actor
Couldn't they just walk the rails of the bridge?
😂😂
I think they will die maybe a guard will shoot anyone or maybe it is too long so the person will die either way.
@@GORILLAMAN...32 Hey work smart not hard. Even if you did walk the rails you would have to maintain balance so you can still get killed.
The first guy could of tried that, he would of died if he jumped anyway
the person would get shot though
They must've forgotten they can choose not to play if the majority agreed not to
They sure forgot
Don't forget the hell episode, they had to face real life and realized they accept the risk of death if it means they have a chance at a better life
@@kitkatkruncher22 Yes, but the players in the front should've thought of it
I think the" we dont wanna play anymore" only applies before the game starts. not when you get a bad pick
@abdinasirhashi2080 Nah, if the majority agreed. Remember the last game when he tried to end it, but Sang Woo said no
One of the most tense (and at the same time inconsistent) parts of the entire series. The result depends on chance, in addition to being different from the others in that it is not a child's game.
im pretty sure this game was only made to whittle down the numbers for the final game
Man these were the saddest deaths of the show i felt bad for all of em😢
Hello again btw :)
@@user-tq8jp6tz5bhi E
@@user-tq8jp6tz5b hey
Honestly looking back 0:44 this guy’s death was just too much
It was just that they walked between the iron that holds the mirrors
0:05 player 96
0:13 player 308
0:17 player 62
0:21 player 21
0:31 player 151
0:36 player 244
0:44 player 407
0:48 player 233
0:55 player 101 & 212
1:08 player 17
0:48 it is player 322
Oui c'est le 322 et non 233
Player 360 with jacket 12 left the chat
*Player 453 left the chat*
0:21 😂😂 scream
Ironic how the timestamp is 0:21 and his number is 021
Omg I didn’t know
@@thewhalecamefirst Wow wtf
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In hindsight the game is easy if your tall. If you get the first glass correct, just sit down on the edge and bang your foot on the one in front of you. If it is tempered then it would withstand the impact, if not jump to the next one. Rinse and repeat.
If you get the first glass correct
Yeah that's 50/50 between that and your brain splattered to the ground
Can't you do the same technique for the first glass?
@AdriaD-di4jr yeah u could, I wasn't sure how elevated the platform was on the first jump. Rewatching the clip is not high at all.
1) it would take a lot of force
2) your foot would probably get badly cut due to the glass
3) There is quite a lot of space between the platforms and it would be very hard to do.
4) the guards would count that as cheating and shoot you down.
@@TVguy0071 It can still kill you though.
No wonder EDP isn't in squid game
Wewe hii hapana 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can someone tell me the name of the mysterious soundtrack in the background?
Player 101 death is 1:01😂
ITS THE SAME AS HIS NUMBER WHAAA.....
0:58 imaginez si le verre ne se cassait pas
0:21 same for this guy.
0:35 💀
Why almost like everyone stepped on the wrong one
If i was in squid game for sure I will die here
True
2021.
Hi
You missed like 2 player deaths
They fall to Detroit
This was honestly such an awful game. Death games are only fun if the players have a realistic chance of actually winning. Everyone but the final few always die in this game and its just pure luck.
I think they did this to reduce the players down to a small number so that the final game, squid game, is a bit more interesting.
I think of 2 ways to survive (at least, not to just take 50/50 chances of life and death) balance themselves walking on the rail or use the shoes to slam the glass (if it is not the protective one, it breaks, right?)
I seen better designed death traps from the saw movie, not better designed in how it kills but you can see how you can escape it.
It's better if one of them fall the other should grab him and help each other so that all of them can survive
Why did they try crawling so that their weight didnt cause the glass to shatter 🧐
I think you missed the guy who picked 12
0:05 0:16 0:31
What about 360 and 453
Avez vous remarqué que la mort du joueur 101 était à 1:01
Yes ive seen this show
Spoiler alert
I always wondered what would've happened if player 001 made it to this game. When he entered, he just wanted the thrill of playing the game. But he wasn't killed at the end of marble game as we all know, even though he lost. The guards were deceptive to make it seem as if he died. Was he supposed to be killed but the guard was too chicken to do it? Or did they always plan on faking his death when he lost a round? Or were they planning on him making it specifically to the marble round so they could fake his death there? There's more evidence that there were instructions not to kill him based on what we can see during the first game. It's been shown in other videos that he wasn't highlighted when the big doll was scanning the field to detect motion. The robot scanned and viewed and highlighted all the players, except him. So it's like the robot was programmed not to detect him so it wouldn't shoot him. So it's like he entered the tournament, but the guards were instructed not to kill him if he lost a round. Also, the night when all the fighting broke out and people were killing each other in the dorms, the guards didn't intervene and stop the fighting until player 001 started yelling at everyone to stop fighting. So it's like the guards were listening to his commands to break up the fight. So did the tournament planners plan on him making it to the marble game and losing that round so they could mask the fact that he wasn't going to die like the rest of the players? If that's the case, he still came close to dying during the tug of war. And if he broke the sugar candy thing in game 2, there is no way they could've faked his death in front of everyone.
Long story short, I'm completely mystified on this because the show portrays the scenario as if he was never going to be killed, but only removed, once he lost a round. But it would've been impossible to fake his death during the tug of war game or the sugar candy game. And that same logic applies here to the glass pane game. My two theories about this glass pane game is that he would've beelined straight for number 16, which would've likely ensured he would survive. OR, since he was so much smaller than the other contestants, the weaker glass panes may have been strong enough to support only his weight, but break under the heavier contestants. If that were the case, he could've just across in any order and made it. But if that were the case, the other contestants would've caught on to the fact that the glass wasn't breaking under player 001 but it was breaking under everyone else.
Only 1 like with no reply?I’ll fix that.
Why are ppl forgetting about 445(I think that's her number)
Players have the same scream 0:20 0:48
But 0:48 has a little pitch scream but still same
Si
What is the music being played here?
I can’t remember
Non 101 et 212 sont à 1:01
I feel bad for player 322. He didn't even get a fair chance to go and try. Player 303 should've been here and they did player 360 dirty in this scene.
There were only 12 deaths, but 13 would have died if there were 16 players to begin with...
The show didn't show the elderly lady dying though it showed her dead body falling
@@TheShredtube It didn't show the death of number 12 either
Why would they push each other Ik they want to survive but even tho
The only rules were they have to touch the glass... you can walk along the metal beams and touch the glass... rules satisfied... sure they can shoot you, but that's a better death than the mental stress of this, and you go down knowing they cheated and their game was flawed...
Whatever, after the marble game this show got stupid, real quick... nevermind the dumb ending.
They go bye bye
Interesting how everyone who was shoved broke the glass
Yeah I was waiting for someone to be pushed onto the pane in front of them, only for them to lose their grip and fall anyway.
@@miked172 imagine Han Mi-neyo trying to make her heroic sacrifice only to fall on the tempered glass.
Bro forgot about player 360 who was with jacket 12 in this game right before player 017
Its forgettable af Lol
@@CheezDoodlezz i will never forget Player 360 cuz i was him in that Arrowsay's discord server
@@user-tq8jp6tz5b im surprised you remember that
0:55
so stupid how it explodes at the end
Worst game