Well real life problems don't differ much anyways. You just have to find a way to relate a problem with your math skills ( just like your related rates chapter in calculus 1 )
Your friend is the goblin, he’s trying to invite you to a party but you don’t wanna talk because you’re skinny dipping. Get the hell outta the pool before he notices your beans and franks
@@dawidek4267 The goblin's brain would short-circuit, causing them to die. The regions which the swimmer wouldn't want the goblin to see are non-existent in the goblin's world and basically inconceivable.
I don't understand why out of ALL the available goblin related material or sprites from other video games, why the yeti made more sense. Maybe the problem originally had a yeti instead of a goblin and was changed halfway through, but the video was already done.
There is my solution from a programmer's point of view: Look directly at the goblin, turn exactly 180 degrees and swim fowards in a perfect straight line. The goblin is now stuck at NaN position
Actually it has completely sense. The goblin would stay still until u don't pick up a side, so if u go perfectly straight the goblin will be always idle.
@@squidprince2456 If the goblin were directional, then it would be stuck, and if I coded him that way, I would probably forget to include a failsafe. 😅
The goblin can't swim, so if you pull him into the water, he would be too busy drowning to eat you. (I'm assuming the goblin wouldn't reach in and pull you out, but you could reach out and pull him in.)
exactly. someone else would stretch this to the 10 minute mark by first taking their sweet time advertising stuff nobody wants (sponsors/merch) (in all their videos), and then bloating their explanation of everything, over explaining things, and then giving you the simple recap. and talking about their life story a lot.
To be fair the goblin 4 times faster than you on the most basic setting, meaning that from scientific data on average human swimming speed being 2 mph, that the goblin at the lowest setting is going 8 mph. On average people can run 5.9 miles per hour (for 20 and 40 year olds) if they’re not in shape. So even if you make to the shore the goblin will still catch and eat you as it’s significantly faster meaning you’re eaten anyway. But let’s per say look at what a goblin actually looks like. It’s usually depicted as small and scrawny tricksters using cunning and devious devious to get their way. Let’s per say for how the game works is that if you’re too slow getting out of the water you get shanked by the goblin and eaten but if you’re quick enough to get out of the water you can fend the goblin off. That’s the only way that the game would make sense in this context if you get to the shore before the goblin reaches your location. Just if you wanted to know.
That's why I clicked, has to leave a dislike. Still don't know if it's possible going to google it. I guess it's actually a yeti not a goblin Edit: Yeah you can just hold F to beat it :(
Actually, you can just press F once, that toggles the "fast mode". Then, you have to keep going down until the distance meter wraps around to the beginning. The counter begins to count down to 0 after you've reached 2000m. That's also when The Abominable Snowman starts to chase you. He stops chasing you at around -120m. You can go up from the start of the game to find him jumping in one place, but when you go too close he will eat you. Also, you can download a modern version of SkiFree that works on the newest versions of Windows from the official website that you can find here: ski.ihoc.net/
@@DarkOmegaMK2 if Goblin has underwater vision i have the power to be invisible , i dont know whos the trying to be the smartass here , me who's just trying to think of alternate solutions for a unrealistic game or you trying to say my answer is "wrong" .
In this case you would only have to memorize the mass of the sun, as no other planet big enough to have a circular lake has also more than 50 watermelons
You could try to hold guess the weight of a melon and then hold it up to the sun where the sun and the melon are the same size. Now the melon and sun suddenly weigh the same because they are clearly the exact same mass. Duh.
I love that the instant you get on land, even if you’re an inch away from the goblin, he just goes “Oh, I guess you beat me, have a nice day” and let’s you leave unharmed.
@@spacetrainbaby3737 The goblin in the video intro and title is the free-ski yeti, and in free-ski the yeti is meant to be inescapable but if you hold down F you go really fast and escape it.
I couldn't get this strategy to work manually, but what if you go right next to the centre, and then head directly away from the goblin on a zigzag path so the goblin keeps doubling back on itself, since the shortest path to where you're headed switches very quickly between clockwise to anticlockwise? Close to the centre this should be easy since small movements from you create big movements in your nearest shore point, it gets harder as you get closer to shore. But maybe once it stops working you're close enough at that point that you can make it... Edit: Upon closer inspection, the point at which it stops working is the edge of that inner circle. My implementation can escape 3.5 and 4.0, but can't quite get 4.2
You're intuition is right, you can keep the monster behind you by moving left and right up until the 1/4 mark. Thx you helped me understand the problem. The part your missing is that starting from there you can go straight (perpendicular to the center circle) instead of traveling the shortest distance to the coast. Which allows you to go from a monster at 4.18x to 4.603x (look at the blog post).
@@mirkovodegel3120 if the goblin is at the exact opposite of the lake, you can cause him to prefer to go clockwise or anti-clockwise just by stepping left or right. you can force him to change his mind again and again while still having extra speed to move away until his angular speed is faster then yours (at 1/4 the distance of the center).
Funny thing is that I have actually lived through this puzzle. When I was a kid, I was swimming in my aunt’s pool, and then I realized that her massive dog was watching me from the border. Whenever I tried to escape, he got there much faster. I was lost af lol
That's actually my one gripe with the video, of ALL the goblin related material that is available the author had to choose the Yeti sprite from that one ski game.
Just move back and forth slightly over the center, the goblin will have to run halfway around the pond over and over constantly while you are barely moving. The goblin gets exhausted and faints. You are good to go. Reality: 1 Math: 0
I faced this question a while ago in the form of a swan and a predator. I had accidentally solved this problem without knowing the real answer, but had pursued a different method based on the information given in the riddle - You could swim in circles of the pond/lake in order to create a flow, which if done enough times would help you accelerate faster than the entity you're trying to avoid. Circling was the answer, but it was came upon using a different perspective.
Idk how, but the graphics of the game are a beautiful mix with that jazz sound. It makes me think of old noir movies. The colors of the scene make it look like night time which adds to the great atmosphere of this video. I don't know how but this is just art
@@glatykoffi6672 If you wold swim in a 1-meter circle when the lake has a 100-meter diameter, then goblin obviously would be weakened fy his fatigue very quickly.
@@epigone1796 You are in water, using more than 4 time the energy to move, not even counting the energy to stay at the surface. You will most likely drown before he is tired.
@@glatykoffi6672 C = pi * d 1 m diameter --> 3.14 m per lap. 100 m diameter --> 314.15 m per lap I think that swim 3 meters easier than run 300 meters.
Based on the movement rule of the goblin, you could swim in a perfect line away from the goblin and he’d never be able to move one way or another. Theoretically correct.
@@FatalBlow113 I watched the video. I’m saying the goblin is programmed to move in the direction that will put him the closest distance from you. If you start from the center and move in a perfectly straight line away from the goblin, then, technically, the goblin could move either direction as the distance from him to you if he moves left will be the exact same as the distance from him to you if he moves right. The goblin would require an extra rule to break the “tie”. I’m just having fun anyway, not to be taken so seriously..
@@tvrizzle1 If: Talking about the programming of the game = Yes: "Yeah, he didn't explain, but in the game it decides somehow, so that won't work." ELSE "Well, a real goblin would just decide 🤣, they're not THAT stupid are they ⁉️
Found myself thinking about that video today - watched it some time ago and it jumped on my mind while looking at the lake. And then YT decided to recommend it to me once again a few hours later. I'm scared.
My "try before I continued watching": You should go for one direction, but then as the goblin is moving, exploit that by actually going further and further away from the point where you were originally going to land. That should give you some extra time, and might let you win
00:00:26 yes, just swim in a circle around the middle about 30% of the way to the edge (i can't remember the exact number) and when you are opposite the goblin, swim quickly to shore and then you will narrowly escape
Before watching the solution, I got ~7.28 or 1+2pi as the fastest the goblin could travel. Here's my math I assumed that your velocity is 1 unit distance/unit time and the goblins velocity is vg(for velocity of the goblin) units/unit time. Using some calculus I got to the same conclusion you did that you can go in a circle of radius 1/vg and gain distance on the goblin. My initial plan was to go in a spiral that started by moving in the opposite direction from the goblin and then moving at the perfect angle that would keep the goblin on the opposite side of while moving as far away from the center in dt seconds. I found that once you hit 1/vg units away from the center, you couldn't move farther away from the center without the goblin gaining on you. Anyway, the point is you're 1/vg units from the center, at which point your best bet is to just swim for the shore. You have to travel (1-1/vg) units, which takes you (1-1/vg) units of time and the goblin has to travel 2pi units, which takes it 2pi/vg units of time. So at max goblin speed, 1-1/vg = 2pi/vg +1/vg = +1/vg 1 = (2pi+1)/vg vg = 2pi+1 Correct me if anything is wrong
Actually, ignoring physic laws, e.g. inertia, you should go straight to the shore through the shortest distance. Otherwise, the goblin would just turn around and run the other way. He’s truly a clever goblin and will always do the smartest moves. It yields a max relative speed equals to pi+1 (~4.1416). Though you was able to escape at goblin speed of 4.2, it must be rounding error.
Easy, move really slowly. The goblin moves 4x that amount. Slowly make your way to the edge. And then sprint the rest to land. The goblin will have to increase its speed with a speed of light delay so you have some nanoseconds to make it out.
All of this is contingent on whether or not you can sprint to safety once you get to shore, but realistically, that's not where the story ends but where the danger truly begins. If you actually have to do that much effort to swim around the lake to out pace the goblin, by the time you actually make it to shore, you'll be too exhausted to sprint, and thus incapable of getting away.
That is some serious confidence on the swimmer thinking they can escape on land when the goblin is moving over 100 miles an hour in parallel to the swimmer
I grab the goblin at the shore and drag him into the water, he drowns as I swim away towards the center of the lake. I wait 10 minutes until I am sure the goblin has drowned and only then do I start to make my way to shore
@@teethpaste8568 and how about the goblin pull you into the water ? In my opinion, I would run as fast as I can when goblin is drowning, it will buy a time or more
"You find yourself in the middle of a circular lake"
I like how math problems are often worded like overanalytic dramas.
*A rectangular Goblin draws near*
*A triangular Dorito goes into your mouth*
You find yourself in a circular lake, you look to the shore and you see him!
-shia labeouf-
@@sorenmine7765 quiet quiet
Well real life problems don't differ much anyways. You just have to find a way to relate a problem with your math skills ( just like your related rates chapter in calculus 1 )
thanks, ill take this video into account next time in stranded in a circular lake with a goblin on the shore.
Now we've got to watch out for gobils too?
@@noice__ these dang gobils are sneaking across the border
Make the lake great again!
#MALA
Once again math has saved my life!
SLAY THE GOBLIN WHEN YOU GET ON LAND WITH THE EXP YOU'VE EARNED KILLING CROCODILES IN THE LAKE
Just put on your skis and ski away :D
grind attack exp by throwing rocks at the goblin then kill it after you get a high enough attack level
You have to start by killing fish though, crocodiles are too high level until you kill a few fish.
No you start by killing seaweed
Hey hey..
Goblin slayer
"Yay! I have escaped!"
The goblin literally breathing in his neck: "Guess you have."
👹👹👹👺👺👺
"You find yourself in the middle of the lake" How the hell I got amnesia all of a sudden and my friend abandoned me thinking it's a cool prank?
Yeah, my DnD's DM use this as a start
Your friend is the goblin, he’s trying to invite you to a party but you don’t wanna talk because you’re skinny dipping. Get the hell outta the pool before he notices your beans and franks
@@PanjaRoseGold ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) why won't you talk with him? ;)
@@dawidek4267 The goblin's brain would short-circuit, causing them to die. The regions which the swimmer wouldn't want the goblin to see are non-existent in the goblin's world and basically inconceivable.
@@sadpizza1786 *i want the goblin to see my inconceivable regions **_( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)_*
Ban a goblin for speed hacking.
Yeah
Forever.
he scammed me out of my Golden Pants. God thing hes banned
Also,ban him for "ideal walk". He can just fall.
Xxgobl1nxX banned for "gotta going too fast"
But that's a yeti
That's what the goblin wants you to believe
I don't understand why out of ALL the available goblin related material or sprites from other video games, why the yeti made more sense.
Maybe the problem originally had a yeti instead of a goblin and was changed halfway through, but the video was already done.
hey man. do you know what the game was called ? where the yeti comes out
@@end-quoteSkifree
@@plagueist0047 thanks man :)
I blame global warming.
Back in my day this was a ski resort.
LOL!!! X^D
_Best comment_ I've seen about the yeti sprite yet! X^D
criminally underrated comment tbh
Lol.....
😬
Fucking boomers ruining everything
There is my solution from a programmer's point of view:
Look directly at the goblin, turn exactly 180 degrees and swim fowards in a perfect straight line.
The goblin is now stuck at NaN position
Actually it has completely sense. The goblin would stay still until u don't pick up a side, so if u go perfectly straight the goblin will be always idle.
That's an interesting take
Shouldn't the goblin be programmed to travel to the point on the shore nearest to you? If so, this strategy wouldn't work anymore.
@@fliermcduck But the goblin would be always uncertain if to go right or left (yes, actually it depends how the program is written)
@@squidprince2456 If the goblin were directional, then it would be stuck, and if I coded him that way, I would probably forget to include a failsafe. 😅
You can't. The goblin ends up seeing you, beyond the idea he trapped in. He's digging his way into our reality. He hungers.
This is terrifying
@@jetison333
Just give him some chicken nuggets man
We are faster on land
@@hanstineyang7902 but for how long?
@@jetison333 idk goblin i know is either larger than human very slow and the small one very weak
The goblin can't swim, so if you pull him into the water, he would be too busy drowning to eat you.
(I'm assuming the goblin wouldn't reach in and pull you out, but you could reach out and pull him in.)
It my version of the Kobayashi Maru.
@@pattystomper1 Yeah, and your strategy even works no matter his speed.
Maybe he culd just bite ur arm off XD
@@dorisdzanko362 Eh, lose an arm, _keep your vital organs,_ and you don't drown yourself swimming in circles... Sounds like a fair tradeoff to me! X^D
FBI wants to know your location
Does this work for gnelfs as well?
I'm gnot a gnoblin
I'm a gnome, and you've been gnomed!
SpaghettiToaster no, they will gnome you
Hoolivey ol’ chum
*You have been gnomed*
I like that your videos are never padded. Got 3 minutes of content? 3 minute video. So refreshing.
This. Subscribed.
exactly. someone else would stretch this to the 10 minute mark by first taking their sweet time advertising stuff nobody wants (sponsors/merch) (in all their videos), and then bloating their explanation of everything, over explaining things, and then giving you the simple recap. and talking about their life story a lot.
Omg Cove? You're here ;o you are in KadaL Club right?
@@zykagar lel
Goblin, when you get on shore: *snaps finger* Oh Maaaaan!
Underrated
Yeti, no yeeting?
@@captianwaffle2766 😂😂😂
Bruh your pfp is a gnome form gravity falls
To be fair the goblin 4 times faster than you on the most basic setting, meaning that from scientific data on average human swimming speed being 2 mph, that the goblin at the lowest setting is going 8 mph. On average people can run 5.9 miles per hour (for 20 and 40 year olds) if they’re not in shape. So even if you make to the shore the goblin will still catch and eat you as it’s significantly faster meaning you’re eaten anyway. But let’s per say look at what a goblin actually looks like. It’s usually depicted as small and scrawny tricksters using cunning and devious devious to get their way. Let’s per say for how the game works is that if you’re too slow getting out of the water you get shanked by the goblin and eaten but if you’re quick enough to get out of the water you can fend the goblin off. That’s the only way that the game would make sense in this context if you get to the shore before the goblin reaches your location. Just if you wanted to know.
Goblin: I fear no man but that thing,
*Circling*
Goblin: It scares me
What the heck! This puzzle is mathematically identical to Numberphile's Cat and Mouse puzzle!
th-cam.com/video/vF_-ob9vseM/w-d-xo.html
0/10 - not about Skifree
I'd say clickbait, but it was still pretty interesting.
That's why I clicked, has to leave a dislike. Still don't know if it's possible going to google it.
I guess it's actually a yeti not a goblin
Edit: Yeah you can just hold F to beat it :(
Actually, you can just press F once, that toggles the "fast mode". Then, you have to keep going down until the distance meter wraps around to the beginning. The counter begins to count down to 0 after you've reached 2000m. That's also when The Abominable Snowman starts to chase you. He stops chasing you at around -120m. You can go up from the start of the game to find him jumping in one place, but when you go too close he will eat you. Also, you can download a modern version of SkiFree that works on the newest versions of Windows from the official website that you can find here: ski.ihoc.net/
@name2 Yes, if you press the F key and avoid the obstacles.
underrated comment
or you could go underthewater and swim up to a unexpected part of the lake :)
Goblin has underwater vision and can track your movement
P.S.: Nobody likes a smartass.
@@DarkOmegaMK2 if Goblin has underwater vision i have the power to be invisible , i dont know whos the trying to be the smartass here , me who's just trying to think of alternate solutions for a unrealistic game or you trying to say my answer is "wrong" .
@@pnutdraws You don't have that power...
@@pnutdraws You are the smartass. Not that annoying, but you were being the smartass. :P
@Samuel HIRN In case someone jumps into a perfectly circular lake, obviously.
"Johnny is in the centre of circular lake... with 58 watermelons. Calculate the mass of the sun"
- Every exam question
In this case you would only have to memorize the mass of the sun, as no other planet big enough to have a circular lake has also more than 50 watermelons
Make the watermelons into a stack and use a physics exploit to escape.
original AND funny
@@firepeaguy Gonne shut the fuck up mate
You could try to hold guess the weight of a melon and then hold it up to the sun where the sun and the melon are the same size. Now the melon and sun suddenly weigh the same because they are clearly the exact same mass. Duh.
I love that the instant you get on land, even if you’re an inch away from the goblin, he just goes “Oh, I guess you beat me, have a nice day” and let’s you leave unharmed.
How to escape the goblin: hold down the "F" key.
I dont get it
@@spacetrainbaby3737 The goblin in the video intro and title is the free-ski yeti, and in free-ski the yeti is meant to be inescapable but if you hold down F you go really fast and escape it.
oh ok
I couldn't get this strategy to work manually, but what if you go right next to the centre, and then head directly away from the goblin on a zigzag path so the goblin keeps doubling back on itself, since the shortest path to where you're headed switches very quickly between clockwise to anticlockwise?
Close to the centre this should be easy since small movements from you create big movements in your nearest shore point, it gets harder as you get closer to shore. But maybe once it stops working you're close enough at that point that you can make it...
Edit: Upon closer inspection, the point at which it stops working is the edge of that inner circle. My implementation can escape 3.5 and 4.0, but can't quite get 4.2
Are you the same Robert Miles that did a remix of Simple and Clean?
The goblin is stupid. It does not anticipate where you will swim, it will always get to the closest point to where you are (NOT where you will be)
Oh nice to see you here. I just discovered this channel yesterday as well. (I presume you did too.)
You're intuition is right, you can keep the monster behind you by moving left and right up until the 1/4 mark. Thx you helped me understand the problem. The part your missing is that starting from there you can go straight (perpendicular to the center circle) instead of traveling the shortest distance to the coast. Which allows you to go from a monster at 4.18x to 4.603x (look at the blog post).
@@mirkovodegel3120 if the goblin is at the exact opposite of the lake, you can cause him to prefer to go clockwise or anti-clockwise just by stepping left or right. you can force him to change his mind again and again while still having extra speed to move away until his angular speed is faster then yours (at 1/4 the distance of the center).
Who else played the Ski game where you had to run from this “Goblin”?
press F
Yes! I was waiting for this comment :,)
Skifree. That one is a relic from gaming's distant past. Before the days of SSX Tricky and even Coolboarders, there was Skifree.
I was looking for a comment like this! That game was awesome!
If you remember that game you deserve a veteran's discount... XD
*Goblin Slayer wants to know your location*
For goblin slayer there is no mathematical problem, once he is outside of the water there would be no more a goblin
“Imagine you are a goblin in the middle of a lake and Goblin Slayer is chasing you on the perimeter of the lake”
@@Abdega Now that is what i call a realistic setting
*Goblin Slayer wants to know the goblin’s location*
The problem will change to " how goblin slayer can catch the running goblin who is 4 times faster than him "
The title says “Puzzle,” but the thumbnail says “Horror Game.”
The horror of calculus?
Deception
Funny thing is that I have actually lived through this puzzle. When I was a kid, I was swimming in my aunt’s pool, and then I realized that her massive dog was watching me from the border. Whenever I tried to escape, he got there much faster. I was lost af lol
Just call in Goblin Slayer and let him handle it
crabbyninja just use the gate at the bottom of the lake to send a message
😂
But what if a buch of other goblins appear and rape you?
been loking for this comment :D
No need to call, he'll show up anyway. Just enjoy your swim.
_Title:_ Can You Escape The Goblin?
_Goblin Slayer:_ *_WHAT DO YOU MEAN ESCAPE?_*
Who is he?
@@Dr.Livingdark he slays goblins, it's from an anime
@@Akathysia weeb
@@lazycat9731 he's not a weeb, he's the coffee.
@ *coofee
and I came expecting a way to permanently deal with the Snowman and was ready to fire up Skifree but a solid solution to a math puzzle is fine as well
Press F
@@federicoreina7732 That doesn't permanently deal with the Snowman.
@@rmeddy :(
That scary SkiFree yeti. Scared the shit out of me when I was a kid.
Just press F and you'll win.
Victorious player: “I’m out!”
The Goblin: “OUT, AM I?”
He's not a gnelf. He's not a Gnoblin. He's a gnome and you've been *GNOMED*
Gnoblined
NO!
Even in the comments I'm not safe
Uhuuhu
he is not a gnome, nor a gnoblin ur right
hes a goblin
Why escape the goblin when you could be slaying it?
Or befriend it :)
Because you dont have a sword or any fighting skill whatsoever
Also that anime can summed up in 3 words: sex, violence, dark souls
@@qwargly It's a fucking anime reference, of course you try to escape the goblin. That's the puzzle.
@@ioratv Yeah but im fuckig tired of hearing about goblin slayer
@@filipsperl lol trust me goblins aren't like that
Oi that's not a goblin
It's the snow monster from SkiFree95
That's actually my one gripe with the video, of ALL the goblin related material that is available the author had to choose the Yeti sprite from that one ski game.
I came here to write that comment.
Oi that’s not a gnelf
It is a red dot and you've been RED DOTED
Just move back and forth slightly over the center, the goblin will have to run halfway around the pond over and over constantly while you are barely moving. The goblin gets exhausted and faints. You are good to go.
Reality: 1
Math: 0
“You’re slow in water”
I’m a competitive swimmer, how fast is that Goblin?
He’s a competitive runner
@@PanjaRoseGold oh I didn’t think about that
Michael Phelps's top speed is around 6 mph, good luck!
Why escape the goblin when you can just slay goblin?
Because goblins have aids
@@paytonogallagher3284 ?
He has way too much hp for somone without a sword
he moves at mach 10, hes undefeatable
*Happy goblin slayer noices*
I faced this question a while ago in the form of a swan and a predator. I had accidentally solved this problem without knowing the real answer, but had pursued a different method based on the information given in the riddle - You could swim in circles of the pond/lake in order to create a flow, which if done enough times would help you accelerate faster than the entity you're trying to avoid.
Circling was the answer, but it was came upon using a different perspective.
Reminds me of Vsauce!
🅱Sause
🅿️Sauce
♾Sauce
🍅sauce
🌳sauce
“You find yourself in the middle of a circular lake”
I don’t remember throwing no enderpearls
I thought this video was going to tell me how to escape the yeti on ski free. It gets me every single time
Idk how, but the graphics of the game are a beautiful mix with that jazz sound. It makes me think of old noir movies. The colors of the scene make it look like night time which adds to the great atmosphere of this video. I don't know how but this is just art
Numberphile made the same video but with a cat and a mouse. They also made merchandise about it.
I've been looking for this forever
Alternatively, be the Goblin Slayer. That way the goblin runs AWAY from you when you get to shore.
Just wait until the goblin goes to sleep or loses interest.
I was thinking more realistically: Continuously swim in rapid, small circles, tire the poor gob out and just walk away.
How about drown him after that ?
How about you exhaust yourself by swiming this much, then drown ?
@@glatykoffi6672 If you wold swim in a 1-meter circle when the lake has a 100-meter diameter, then goblin obviously would be weakened fy his fatigue very quickly.
@@epigone1796 You are in water, using more than 4 time the energy to move, not even counting the energy to stay at the surface.
You will most likely drown before he is tired.
@@glatykoffi6672 C = pi * d
1 m diameter --> 3.14 m per lap.
100 m diameter --> 314.15 m per lap
I think that swim 3 meters easier than run 300 meters.
Based on the movement rule of the goblin, you could swim in a perfect line away from the goblin and he’d never be able to move one way or another. Theoretically correct.
What?
No, watch the video! He does that, the goblin circles to keep the shortest distance to you.
@@FatalBlow113 I watched the video. I’m saying the goblin is programmed to move in the direction that will put him the closest distance from you. If you start from the center and move in a perfectly straight line away from the goblin, then, technically, the goblin could move either direction as the distance from him to you if he moves left will be the exact same as the distance from him to you if he moves right. The goblin would require an extra rule to break the “tie”. I’m just having fun anyway, not to be taken so seriously..
@@tvrizzle1 If: Talking about the programming of the game = Yes: "Yeah, he didn't explain, but in the game it decides somehow, so that won't work."
ELSE
"Well, a real goblin would just decide 🤣, they're not THAT stupid are they ⁉️
no
DID SOMEONE SAY GOBLINS?!?
Orcbolg
When you get out of the lake the goblin just says “ah shit my bad bro you can go now”
this is what my maths teacher said i'd use maths for in the future
i've got him to thank for keeping me alive today
I can easily escape the goblin by summoning a Goblin Slayer.
Bold of you to assume that i am no match for a goblin in hand to hand.
The problem is more simple than that. The goblin can't eat you if you eat the goblin first. It's just a goblin.
The goblin has aids, so if you eat it, you'll probably get aids. Goblin aids.
Now i know what to do if I find myself in a circular lake with a monster awaiting for me on the shore.
Found myself thinking about that video today - watched it some time ago and it jumped on my mind while looking at the lake.
And then YT decided to recommend it to me once again a few hours later.
I'm scared.
That’s the frickin yeti in the windows 98 ski game lol
If the goblin is 4x faster that means when you on land, the goblin going to catch you.
But what if you can grab a deadly stick to kill the goblin?
@@databaseinformacion4373 No
@@akmalzaini4853 bruh the goblin is 4x faster running when you are swimming, he's not faster than you on land obviously.
OnE HunDrEd Iq
@@zamasu3563 that's the average iq lol
Wow i didn't know the Skifree yeti was a goblin this whole time!
For his neutral special, the swimmer has a *_G U N_*
My "try before I continued watching": You should go for one direction, but then as the goblin is moving, exploit that by actually going further and further away from the point where you were originally going to land. That should give you some extra time, and might let you win
Isn't it supposed to be a yeti from this really old PC game I played when I was a kid?
That’s the abominable snow man from that oldddd ski game I used to play wow. So many memories
"If you can get to land, you can sprint off and escape"
"The goblin is 4 times faster than you"
Which is it then?
I mean, even a toddler can run faster than Michael Phelps can swim. Mike can definitely run faster than that toddler on land though.
@@paulmahoney7619 yeah, in water you swim 4x slower than the goblin runs, but on land you run faster than the goblin
But you will be still eaten, because you are outside, and goblin will eat you, so its impossible to escape
I remember playing Ski Free on my dad’s old computer when I was a kid, along with Pipe Dream.
Great video anyways, cheers. ✌️
I would just dive and goblin couldnt see me
I remember him from this ski game, he always ate you at the end of the track
Go underwater so he can’t see you, then swim to the opposite side of where he is, then pop out and run away before he gets there.
That would be a good solution, problem is I doubt you can hold your breathe for too long
00:00:26 yes, just swim in a circle around the middle about 30% of the way to the edge (i can't remember the exact number) and when you are opposite the goblin, swim quickly to shore and then you will narrowly escape
Remember your speed running tactics and wall clip.
FreeSki not FreeSwim.
"Even knowing the solution, it still takes a lot of skill."
Yeah, I can't swim for nuts.
how do you play the game?
I thought we were going to be presented by a big math problem but we get the answer pretty fast.
Before watching the solution, I got ~7.28 or 1+2pi as the fastest the goblin could travel. Here's my math
I assumed that your velocity is 1 unit distance/unit time and the goblins velocity is vg(for velocity of the goblin) units/unit time.
Using some calculus I got to the same conclusion you did that you can go in a circle of radius 1/vg and gain distance on the goblin. My initial plan was to go in a spiral that started by moving in the opposite direction from the goblin and then moving at the perfect angle that would keep the goblin on the opposite side of while moving as far away from the center in dt seconds. I found that once you hit 1/vg units away from the center, you couldn't move farther away from the center without the goblin gaining on you. Anyway, the point is you're 1/vg units from the center, at which point your best bet is to just swim for the shore. You have to travel (1-1/vg) units, which takes you (1-1/vg) units of time and the goblin has to travel 2pi units, which takes it 2pi/vg units of time. So at max goblin speed,
1-1/vg = 2pi/vg
+1/vg = +1/vg
1 = (2pi+1)/vg
vg = 2pi+1
Correct me if anything is wrong
Actually, ignoring physic laws, e.g. inertia, you should go straight to the shore through the shortest distance. Otherwise, the goblin would just turn around and run the other way. He’s truly a clever goblin and will always do the smartest moves.
It yields a max relative speed equals to pi+1 (~4.1416).
Though you was able to escape at goblin speed of 4.2, it must be rounding error.
Will the Gnoblin Gnomed me as well?
Awe I was bummed, I saw the goblin from the old ski game and thought you'd cover that.
Isn't this the golbin/yetifrom a very old skiing game?
Easy, move really slowly. The goblin moves 4x that amount. Slowly make your way to the edge. And then sprint the rest to land. The goblin will have to increase its speed with a speed of light delay so you have some nanoseconds to make it out.
This is actually helpful if your angry brother right outside the swimming pool is trying to get you.
Reloads remington after blasting the goblin
I was the goblin the whole tiiiime
idgaf about this, I want to know if you can escape the skifree guy.
Yep! Just press F to go into fast mode. Mind blown
Now there's a twist, it can swim!
Then drown it
Slightly move over the center point forcing the goblin to run laps, slowly walk away after it collapses from exhaustion.
Very cool, please keep making videos :)
thumbnail is monster from Ski Free
ahhhh. it's been a couple of years since i saw that... like 25 years
you beat the shit out of the goblin, easy
All of this is contingent on whether or not you can sprint to safety once you get to shore, but realistically, that's not where the story ends but where the danger truly begins. If you actually have to do that much effort to swim around the lake to out pace the goblin, by the time you actually make it to shore, you'll be too exhausted to sprint, and thus incapable of getting away.
That is some serious confidence on the swimmer thinking they can escape on land when the goblin is moving over 100 miles an hour in parallel to the swimmer
*record scratch* *freeze frame* yep, that me. you're probably wondering how I got myself into this situation
*Well KEEP WONDERIN', PAL! I ain't explainin' NOTHIN'! This ain't a movie! X^D*
If SkiFree has taught me anything, just hold down [F]
Goblins are small if there's less than 5 just kick em
This was dope as hell and the music brought me back to the DangerDolan days
I grab the goblin at the shore and drag him into the water, he drowns as I swim away towards the center of the lake.
I wait 10 minutes until I am sure the goblin has drowned and only then do I start to make my way to shore
Are you clever or sadist ?
@@joditiarsutrisno5556 listen bro when you die cuz you didn't wait 10 minutes to know that the goblin drowned, I'm gonna start laughing
@@teethpaste8568 and how about the goblin pull you into the water ? In my opinion, I would run as fast as I can when goblin is drowning, it will buy a time or more
@@joditiarsutrisno5556 If the goblin pulls me into the water then he'll have to be in the water but he can't swim so he drowns
@@teethpaste8568 (0_o) fine, I think I need plays more DnD
um,how i can run it? it will be nice.
Check out the "Basic Installation" section of the GitHub link in the description.
Richie Rich thanks
You have to swim to shore first
@@jay-tbl He means the game itself.
If you're faster than the goblin on land, then doesn't it seem logical that more likely than not, you can take him in a fight?
maybe he's armed
I know for a fact it has at least two arms
You're faster than a bear on land. "Goblins" aren't always small in mythology.
@@WowItsErin There's no way you could outrun a bear. They're so much faster.
@@anotherhuman2414 Alright, fine, a hippopotamus then.
Something slow but bulky.
but i can't swim in a circle
that 'goblin' (a yeti btw) is a character from some great old 8 bit ski game. good old times. that yeti got me so many times.
_Can you escape the goblin?_
*Heck yeah I can!*
_[Math puzzle]_
*Heck no I can't!*
Why use math if you could drown the goblin since he can't swim in the first place ?