@@Her_Imperious_Condescension no its just that children hopped on the cool minecraft bandwagon and they only make minecraft memes everywhere for no reason now
@@sloganeeringgaming6363 wow, you have changed my entire world view, I shall now become a potato farmer on mars and rethink everthing I havve done in my life,
@Germán Komés i meant to say that I read (past tense) it in seymour's voice (referring to P.M seymour, youtuber who got famous for reading out tumblr posts and for his oc)
@@Ayospy It doesn’t require any more effort than replying to a new comment, so not really. I just wanted to correct an error that something might still believe while not being judgemental towards the person making the error.
"Do you have the meaning of life for me, Silly?" "Yeah. You gotta learn to go with the flow, and while you don't have to be happy all the time, you have to spread love, joy, and compassion wherever you can. That way, you can make the world a better place, even if by a little bit." ... "Good, that's correct, thank you. Rex, Stage 52 is a three."
i’m so impressed by everything here. the memorization of maybe 100s of symbols (including chinese symbols, astrological signs, hieroglyphs, greek letters), rubik’s cube notation, the use of the phonetic alphabet and various accents, how QUICK the clicking is, the quick memorization of the strands of numbers, remembering morse code, solving the maze and minesweeper super quick, ... etc
i mean with something this complicated where the only method of communication is verbal, the phonetic alphabet is required so they don't get letters mixed up
@@scrap8124 Generate a random one then distribute it to all players. I'm sure the devs would be willing to add something like that for a little bit of money
Imagine $10,000, bundled with a real bomb (strong enough to blow up the money but not damage anyone), in public, where someone puts on a VR headset and is able to call one person. The bomb activates, if the person with the VR headset on and the expert successfully defuse the bomb, the enclosure opens and they get the $10,000. If they fail, the bomb blows up the $10,000.
@@woobgamer5210 "I think so, did that straight after the Photon Screen Acceleration Ray. You ever do the UV Acid Conversion Thermometer for the Propelled Digital Molecular Capsule Scanner? You need to do that after the Compressed Fuel Viscosity Stretcher."
I can *almost* follow most of their callouts. Languages, rubiks cube, the gamepad. Then he throws in a random “Stage 13 is a 4” or something and I’m just like “WHERE IS IT?! WHAT MODULE ARE YOU LOOKING AT?!” And then he’s in a Maze? And there’s some double submit coming at me? Like how did you... what?
Surprisingly, each module tends to be pretty short, 1-3 pages or so. So, less than 300 pages for the whole set. That wouldn't even get you through the Old Testament.
As it happens, most use the online Repository of Manual pages (ktane.timwi.de). I use a printed manual. My manual is closing in on 1.5 inches thick. I love it and can't imagine playing the game without it.
i have played this game and the manuel is a decent size but it's not hard to solve bombs once you understand it all. But i definitely will never be able to solve what they did with my friends
@@kapjoteh in borderlands 3 there is a puzzle mini game on an arcade machine in the hub, where the player aligns the playable character icons to light them up for in-game rewards, but the machine is using the player solutions with the 4 character icons as dna (T.C.A.G) data for aligning actual dna sequences to help science!
I think I remember a game being used to try and come up with potential structures for nanomachines. Apparently what was considered impossible became possible in about 3 days
I want a full transcript of this to be shown to someone with no familiarity with the game so they can try to guess what the hell the conversation was about.
Police Chief: How's he doing with the bomb? Comguy: So far so good sir, he just radio'd in. The Rubik's cube's just been solved. Police Chief: Good goo--.... what?
@@supremecrowbar5736 it's common courtesy to shower at your friend's house. To get even fancier I shower with him together for that extra friendshipness
People be talking about how the Internet is killing attention spans, meanwhile I just spent an hour an a half watching three people defuse a virtual bomb
You won’t be laughing when you’re the front page fool in the Galactic Imperium’s; “People Who Didn’t Take the Frisbee Bomb Seriously And Ended Up Destroying A Recently Terraformed Moon” Manual...
@@lishishur293 If I had to guess, the individual methods for defusal are on each module's steam workshop page. Either they had to compile all the individual manuals and the vanilla manual together or someone already did that specifically for the centurion
@@critrawkets Once you know the steps is just repetition. People seem to always think it's really hard because at first it looks confusing and you don't know how to start it without a tutorial or some kind of instructions
It's actually even worse than just remembering/noting every number that shows up. Each of those numbers then has to be converted into a new number through various rules to then be entered BACK into the module correctly. It's why you hear Rex say he's checking/working it out near the end rather than just rattling off the numbers immediately. It's pretty insane stuff.
@@bta.c.e3739 Part of it is because only one person can see the bomb meaning the others can only give the instructions that are in the manual meaning any information that's wrong from the bomb defuse player's end can fuck up the instructions for the players reading the manual as they have to know what kind of bomb their being tasked with defusing before relaying anything else which can result in some frustration if the information is repeatedly being wrong as it can be seen as intentional after the first two times.
@@cursedhawkins1305 well yeah, I’ve played the game before with my friend a lot. We play the unmodded but do pretty well with it. This tho, it’s a WHOLE new level
Actual bombs don't have washing machines, beer mugs, battleship, minesweeper, an ice cream shop, clue, keys, simon says, and morse code. I think I'd take an actual bomb given the choice (if both were just as deadly).
forget defusing, you have 90 minutes and it can be handled, just haul it to the middle of nowhere and let it go off. if its a nuke, also have a few high-speed cameras set up. or try using shaped charges to disassemble it ahead of the anti-tamper detonation signal.
Proves that we've become so desensitized when it comes to clickbaits, that we'd be surprised as hell when finding out that it's genuine. Not that I'm complaining -- I could use more of these here in TH-cam.
Imagine the bad guy setting up the bomb bad guy 1: That's it I did it. I made the most complex bomb ever. Noone will ever defuse this Bad guy 2: put the time to an hour and a half Bad guy 1: what? Bad guy 2: how are they gonna defuse this if we give them 5 minutes? Bad guy 1: oh Oooh oh yeaaah
Or maybe we have a Blown Away (94) situation where they knew they'd call in a certain person to defuse it because of its complexity and they wanted them to think they had enough time
actually if a bomb is way too hard to defuse the second protocol is to just conceal it so makes sense to give a false sensation of the defuser being able to defuse it
I just love the little discussion about accurate astrology signs that happens for no real reason after an hour of tightly controlled, methodical exchange of information, and after which they get back to serious business
Yup as breadstick said, just the phonetic alphabet. Radios don't typically have the best quality like your radio station hosts you hear in your car. The phonetic alphabet is there so that people can say information over the radio without people getting mixed up and having different accents or even a lisp getting in the way of what letter they're trying to pronounce, even some telecommunications companies when helping setup your internet or whatever :D
@@_haida It's a professional/military way to spell something. Every letter of the alphabet given a word so that you can't mistake what you're trying to tell them. Used mostly for radio as the interference has the possibility or messing up with the ability to hear the word, and letters can be heard different ways by accident. For example, I'll say my name. Sierra India Romeo Space (Depending on where you are you say space to, obviously, indicate a space) Bravo Romeo Echo Alpha Delta Sierra Tango India Charlie Kilo
14:16 "Oh that looks... Is that definitely? ... No. I've solved it, I've solved it myself. That's the first time I've ever solved a rubix cube in my life." Dude gets instructions on the rubix cube that are a bit off, but ends up solving it himself lol
Rubik's cube: scrambled by 3 moves Person with an iq higher than room temperature: solves the cube Person with an iq higher than room temperature: * LITERALLY GOD *
3:49 "Forty degree wash, leave the drying alone, one-ten iron wet cleaning." That's the sort of module that makes these videos so entertaining. You guys are a well-oiled machine, holy crap.
@@jacobp.2024 The entire game is just them satisfying the bomb. The rubik's cube was just a toy that the bomb couldn't solve, and it was gonna get frustrated if they didn't solve it for the bomb.
I love this game because half of it is just about having solid good communication with everyone that will effectively and quickly give people enough information to solve the module. It’s like a mental puzzle of how you’re going to communicate what you’re looking at in enough detail and most of the time it’s not something you’ve ever really had to explain before (unless you’re these guys). The manual people also have to communicate what they need but they’re only seeing a manual and need to think of what they even need in the first place. As you play the game more you’ll find more efficient ways to play by improving communication and understanding of what you’re actually doing. For this reason, this game is best played with the same person/people nearly every time. You’re never going to make it anywhere if you take someone who’s never played before and expect them to understand and communicate enough info. Even if two people that both play the game a lot play together, they may not use the same form of communication to describe things. Sometimes it’s logical enough that the other person might figure it out, but that’s up to the type of players. This game is unique because you can only improve the most when it’s as a team with the same people. It encourages close bonding and teamwork that a normal multiplayer game would never. It really doesn’t matter how good you are at something, but if you NEED another person for something but neither of you can communicate with each other, you won’t succeed.
that, and he won't shut the fuck up and listen to the guy reading out the numbers, he absolutely has to say "yup yup yup" over every sequence, causing him to have to stop and ask what the numbers were again. i'm over here like "JUST FUCKING SHUT UP AND YOU'LL HEAR THE NUMBERS" lmao
@@ToxicKlay In these situations, communication is significantly more important than speed. If they need to spent an extra second to ensure they heard each other correctly, that trade off is completely worth it. The cost of mishearing someone is a loss. The cost of your partner going too fast and getting ahead of you is a loss. The cost of not knowing which part of your sequence your partner heard and which they're asking you to repeat is a loss. So saying "yep" every 3 numbers in exchange for maybe one or two sets being repeated is obviously worth it. This also extends to other modules as well. Note how all three of them say "thank you", "yep", "yes it is", or "got it" every time they are given information. One of the people was literally given a number after every single module, and he made sure to say "got it" every time. There were a couple times when he didn't say "got it", and the defuser repeated the number to ensure he had the information. Because again: repeating information to make sure communication is as high as possible is a completely worthwhile trade.
@@Ruminations09 You can do this without saying "Yup". Yup is filler. Skip it. One reads out the sequence, the other reads it back, it is confirmed. This is how it is done in actual real life situations. If you say "yup yup yup" the entire time, you're not fulfilling your obligations.
It amazes me just _how many times_ you would have to do all of these modules to know all of their names and how they work and what info is needed off the top of your head. I can barely even imagine having knowledge that complete of the game and all of its modules. And even to the point where you don't even need help with some of them. It is crazy impressive.
For anyone who is confused as to how this works The guy who begins talking once the bomb shows up is the one defusing it, he will then throughout the video assign information to Rex and Silly, who will then use the instructions to give him the solutions to the puzzle They use the NATO phonetic alphabet to refer to most letters The beer is a "needy" module, instead of solving it, it has to be interacted with every so often
@@q_e Dumb language: only one person can actually see the bomb, and the other two are the only ones with access to the information on how to solve each "module" (the puzzles/minigames), but they have *all* the solutions for *all* the variations of every puzzle, so the person defusing the bomb has to tell them all the relevant information in the right order for them to be able to help him figure out the answers and guide him through every puzzle. They're using a "phonetic alphabet" when referring to letters, so that there's no confusion with similar-sounding letters (this is why they say "Alpha" instead of "A", "Bravo" instead of "B", and so on). The beer module of the bomb isn't a true puzzle, and can't really be "solved" - it just starts draining the mug after a certain amount of time, and punishes you if the mug isn't refilled before it's empty, so it requires you to check on it regularly and not forget about it.
For those of you who don’t have a clue, this is from the game “Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes”, or KTANE for short. Through the steam workshop people can add custom modules (the squares on the bomb). This bomb is a modded bomb with 100 modules that need to be completed in 100 minutes or else the bomb explodes. Every time they solve a module, it is disarmed and the light turns green, and every time they mess up, they get a strike and the time counts down faster. The gray modules are modules that must be completed once activated or else the bomb preemptively explodes. The 3 people are communicating since one person can see the bomb but the other people can’t. However, the 2 other people can see the instruction manual for every module and how to disarm them. They say the stage number and another number since the final module requires you to use every number to disarm it
Of all custom modules, Forget Me Not is the most complicated because that one requires one of the experts having to write it down in order to read the correct sequence back to the defuser.
@@-wingsofwasp- It actually makes sense that they would write down everything because certain modules require it. With Forget Me Not, there's a lot of math involved because the number the defuser gives to the expert writing it down is not the final sequence the expert will give the defuser.
*Ok, i think im supposed to smile. Do i say something? Are they done? What was their name? Am i supposed to comment on this now? DEAR GOD NO MORE PEOPLE ARE COMING TO TALK*
*_You know this bomb is serious when it has a rubik’s cube built into it._*
underrated comment
13:34
I was still questioning its validity upon seeing the washing machine, but then the joystick sold it for me.
THERE IS MINE SWEEPER ON IT TOO
Oh yeah A BEER REFILLER TOO
This thing is 99% defuse panels and 1% the actual bomb
imagine when it goes off and the “explosion” is comparable to a firecracker
cletusman deletusman reminds me of a Tom and jerry episode where a tiny firecracker blew up the whole house
@@Austinsucy tiny things do the life
@@ahitw612 what
Bomb: 50KG
Explosives: 1KG
Questions: 49G
These people are speaking enchantment table
the language of gods
Hahhahaha
You mean the Galactic Standard Alphabet?
I mean, you'd think it would be right there in the name, but I guess _some_ people are just too far gone.
@@Her_Imperious_Condescension no its just that children hopped on the cool minecraft bandwagon and they only make minecraft memes everywhere for no reason now
Suspicious Burning Clam I’ve just liked your comment so it’s 421
Get on my power level boomer
34:44 "Hi sweetie, I'm mid bomb" is a line I never thought I'd ever hear someone say.
"what are you doing?"
"oh you know, just defusing a bomb"
"Ok honey, just remember to grab your food from the microwave when you're done"
"Oh, did you get the washing off the line?"
I mean, it can probably still happen for CSGO and Valorant but at that point getting a 5-6 major/VCT ace matches this
We love Mrs Puppy in this community, she is a soul to be protected
There's a goddamn rubik's cube on the bomb
We are totally fucked
except you can solve it without knowing how to do one with the manual.
though the chances of guessing each one correctly adds up to 1 in 1 *Billion*
Roughly
The terrorists are getting smarter.
not only that, it has A BEER DISPENSER
Rare footage of what is happening inside a 1x1 rubik cube
A 3X3 INSIDE OF A 1X1?!
*I KNEW IT*
@TheCPG Just wait until they look at the 1 x 1 in the 4th dimension
@@reversev9778 OH GOD
OHHHHH so that's why a 1x1 is so hard I never could solve one
wwe are living in a 1x1 rubik cube
5 batteries for this monstrosity. Damn. Duracell really stepped up their game.
They're actually aneutronic fission cells.
@@theapexsurvivor9538 no, they are batteries.
Does it really matter what they are
@@sloganeeringgaming6363 wow, you have changed my entire world view, I shall now become a potato farmer on mars and rethink everthing I havve done in my life,
@@smallmailman3992 lol wut
1:18:15
"we're fine, there's nothing to worry about. This is the one." THEY DID MULTIPLE ATTEMPTS
if i had to guess, they did like 10-15 attempts at least lool
at the end they did say that this was their first attempt but that was probably that day
@@cubes2861 yeah, i think it was of the day XD. i would think it to be impossible that they got this run on their very first attempt
@@BaylorRobinsonin the description, they said the planning and attempts took 2 weeks
It's all about staying calm 💪
Aliens: *spits out tea* "THEY DO WHAT IN THEIR FREE TIME?"
@starbound terrarian sometimes it's arming bombs.
Diffuse 20 bombs at the same time, the most crazy thing is, *the Rubik’s cube in a bomb*
Read it in seymour's voice
Oh and we die. It's a thing here
@Germán Komés i meant to say that I read (past tense) it in seymour's voice (referring to P.M seymour, youtuber who got famous for reading out tumblr posts and for his oc)
"That's the first time I've ever solved a rubix cube in my life"
--While disarming a bomb, not many people can say that.
😂😂
Rubik’s, not rubix. It was made by someone named erno rubik.
@@Periwinkleaccount replying to a comment that is 4 years old just to correct them is another level of going out of your way.
@@Ayospy It doesn’t require any more effort than replying to a new comment, so not really. I just wanted to correct an error that something might still believe while not being judgemental towards the person making the error.
@@Periwinkleaccount alright
Rex, you got that cure for cancer for me? “Yup just a moment”
Best one
Criminally underrated
"Silly, do you have work to do?"
"No, give me something."
"Would you like to work on world hunger?"
"I'd love to."
"Do you have the meaning of life for me, Silly?"
"Yeah. You gotta learn to go with the flow, and while you don't have to be happy all the time, you have to spread love, joy, and compassion wherever you can. That way, you can make the world a better place, even if by a little bit."
...
"Good, that's correct, thank you. Rex, Stage 52 is a three."
Rex, what was the meaning of life again? "Fourty two." Thank you, stage eighty eight is eight.
i’m so impressed by everything here. the memorization of maybe 100s of symbols (including chinese symbols, astrological signs, hieroglyphs, greek letters), rubik’s cube notation, the use of the phonetic alphabet and various accents, how QUICK the clicking is, the quick memorization of the strands of numbers, remembering morse code, solving the maze and minesweeper super quick, ... etc
They even knew the symbol for the Chinese number 9 off the tops of their heads. Absolutely wild.
i mean with something this complicated where the only method of communication is verbal, the phonetic alphabet is required so they don't get letters mixed up
Same here man…
there is also the arabic alphabet along with incredible amounts of ancient latin
@@dallischu2950timestamp please?
Give a congrats to the fact that this bomb runs on 5 batteries.
Xdxdxd
5, but still... quite astonishing!
@@otodusobliquus3836 Thanks!
Thanks to us, we hid a nuclear reactor inside the bomb, while telling everyone it runs on batteries!
Modern technology is amazing
I've never seen anyone play this before and I feel like this was a bad place to start.
You're right. We should have started with the praetorian, in the recommended off of this one. It's even bigger.
This is the tutorial
this is the tutorial bud
@@freddiemckeogh1923 nah, i refuse to believe, theres no goddamn way
@@idkissausername1667 no it is
this for real could be some Esports competition
Oh yeah
At that level most people would just memorize the manual, if there was large sums of money involved
but it's randomized
@@scrap8124 Generate a random one then distribute it to all players. I'm sure the devs would be willing to add something like that for a little bit of money
Imagine $10,000, bundled with a real bomb (strong enough to blow up the money but not damage anyone), in public, where someone puts on a VR headset and is able to call one person. The bomb activates, if the person with the VR headset on and the expert successfully defuse the bomb, the enclosure opens and they get the $10,000. If they fail, the bomb blows up the $10,000.
“How is the bomb defusal”
“Great, we just got done serving ice cream to Ashley”
"Sir, we figured out that the horoscopes is a bad omen and we're moving onto Simon Screams"
"Did you make sure to do the Cutie Mark Element Finder?"
@@woobgamer5210 great
@@woobgamer5210 "I think so, did that straight after the Photon Screen Acceleration Ray. You ever do the UV Acid Conversion Thermometer for the Propelled Digital Molecular Capsule Scanner? You need to do that after the Compressed Fuel Viscosity Stretcher."
@@soupcangaming662”And after the Pnuemonic Hydrorepellant Exovolcanoscifidynomide?”
I feel like I’m a 3 year old trying to learn calculus like wtf is going on.
ACCURATE ABHAAHHAHA
Every panel has instructions
I can *almost* follow most of their callouts. Languages, rubiks cube, the gamepad.
Then he throws in a random “Stage 13 is a 4” or something and I’m just like “WHERE IS IT?! WHAT MODULE ARE YOU LOOKING AT?!” And then he’s in a Maze? And there’s some double submit coming at me? Like how did you... what?
Cyan is clear he’s speaking truth
@@Gameknight2169 i can also clear cyan I saw him do 2 tasks
The manual for that bomb has to have more pages than the Bible
Surprisingly, each module tends to be pretty short, 1-3 pages or so. So, less than 300 pages for the whole set. That wouldn't even get you through the Old Testament.
Benjamin Lee Wow, and I thought that it was a lot of pages
As it happens, most use the online Repository of Manual pages (ktane.timwi.de). I use a printed manual. My manual is closing in on 1.5 inches thick. I love it and can't imagine playing the game without it.
i have played this game and the manuel is a decent size but it's not hard to solve bombs once you understand it all. But i definitely will never be able to solve what they did with my friends
Nicholas Cubides lots of books have WAY MORE PAGES THAN THE BIBLE
Terrorist: “sure, I accidentally activated the bomb.”
Leader: *looks at bible sized defusing manual*
Leader: “run...”
drop it at the nearest building and floor it with a smile on our faces
There’s no need to run. They have 100 minutes to get out lmao
Did you see how big this boy is it’s probably nuclear.
@@derpatron8889 a nuclear bomb that powered by 5 Battery...
@@derpatron8889 in 100mins u can run atleast 10km even if u r weak radius of nuke is 300m
"22 dollars, and my day is now saturday" when you go overboard on your night out
If there’s ever a complex problem that needs to be solved to save the world, just turn it into a video game and it’ll get solved.
You'd be amazed on how many times thid had actually happened borderlands 3 did a thing to where they actually help science
Night Lullaby details?
@@kapjoteh in borderlands 3 there is a puzzle mini game on an arcade machine in the hub, where the player aligns the playable character icons to light them up for in-game rewards, but the machine is using the player solutions with the 4 character icons as dna (T.C.A.G) data for aligning actual dna sequences to help science!
Search up Armada - By Ernest Cline
I think I remember a game being used to try and come up with potential structures for nanomachines. Apparently what was considered impossible became possible in about 3 days
I want a full transcript of this to be shown to someone with no familiarity with the game so they can try to guess what the hell the conversation was about.
Hakudohshi The weapon to suprass Bee Movie script
I have no idea what they are doing on almost all. They probs Nasa scientists
I can see the video and still have no idea man
Meme Sunset I played this game with someone else for a weekend.... it starts making a lot of sense as you get used to it
My dad thought it was from star trek
"It looks like fallopian tubes" "Ah, perfect! THAT I understand!" was the best line by far.
@Lorenz Angeles roughly the 50 minute area
Lorenz Angeles 54:40
@@sirchip7070 thx
I read this comment exactly as it was said and I just had a massive brain blast
I read this as they said it
The clearest conversation I have ever seen, I don't understand 50% of what they're saying yet they defused a bomb
Yeah, and now imagine me, a Russian guy, watching THIS and having absolutely no idea what they are saying most of the time😂
Так о чем они говорят?
Imagine an alarm clock that won't turn off until you manage to defuse this
Holy shit lmfao
Kinda defeats the purpose at that point
The defuser: How do you turn off that clock?
The informer: *Look at the manual* Oh god..
Would always get you up in time, yet you'd still always be late.
*A g o n y*
Police Chief: How's he doing with the bomb?
Comguy: So far so good sir, he just radio'd in. The Rubik's cube's just been solved.
Police Chief: Good goo--.... what?
The japanese colour scheme bothers me
You speaking the morse code or what?
Com guy: He’s just finished refilling the *beer* *mug*
"This just in sir, he has won the game of simon says"
Comguy: But I'm afraid he *is* still stuck on the washing machine...
Police Chief: *ok wtf*
Trying to use the shower at your friends house
Roman Spudowski who tf showers at they friends house
not you
@@supremecrowbar5736 it's common courtesy to shower at your friend's house. To get even fancier I shower with him together for that extra friendshipness
Oh my god yes
Caleb
People be talking about how the Internet is killing attention spans, meanwhile I just spent an hour an a half watching three people defuse a virtual bomb
well, to be fair, they are constantly doing something new, so there is that lol
The fact that he says "thank you" after every challenge it's wholesome
A simple thank you goes a very long way in stressful situations. They have communication down to the letter here
also serves as an acknowledgement--ie received
Guy at the end going "that is what I said" was kinda rude though, but I get they were all really tired.
@@loher4135 it was just him correcting if he was right or not
@@cynthayungog It was just the choice of words. He could simply have said "Yes-" and then repeated the numbers.
The raw tension in that last digit:
"Nine zero four...."
(long pause)
"...*EIGHT*"
In what part does he say that? Sorry I'm too lazy to watch the whole vid
Right at the end
@@smh816 1:27:19
@@4d.gustavo I know
This is technically a movie so this comment it counts as a spoiler
I feel like you could use the audio in this as radio chatter for a space program control center.
40° wasching, 110 iron, dryalone
1,1 lb potato
@@serhoots9246 🤣🤣🤣I CAN JUST IMAGINE THIS LMAO. RANDOM RADIO CHATTER AND IM LISTENING IN WHEN ALL OF A SUDDEN THEY DAYS " 1.1 POUND POTATOS" LMAO
@@serhoots9246 " HI SWEETY, IM MIDWAY BOMB...48 MINUTES IN"
"that was the first time I've ever solved a rubik's cube"
I could feel the pain when he said “no there are more double As than Ds” he just goes “oh.. that changes a lot..” I’d flip a desk 😂😂
*looks down*
I got 2 double As.
@@zephyr1181that’s a good one!
@@zephyr1181woman moment
@@deadboyo2773bait used to be believable
It took me 7 minutes to understand there are multiple people
dikinebaks It took me half an hour
it took me over an hour
I was halfway though the video
I thought they where only the 1 helper
synchro lord Nah, there’s two
I can’t help but laugh. The bomb looks like a frisbee. And that much security would only be used for a bomb capable of blowing up the moon.
You won’t be laughing when you’re the front page fool in the Galactic Imperium’s;
“People Who Didn’t Take the Frisbee Bomb Seriously And Ended Up Destroying A Recently Terraformed Moon” Manual...
@@plaguedfrost1753 69 pog
@@plaguedfrost1753 This is what blew up the moon in Assassination Classroom
I think this is what caused don’t survive 4
"I've come to make an announcement, shadow the hedgehog blew up my wife"
That feeling when you don't know what the hell is going on half the time but you're still interested
Same
Yep
his other friend is using a manual
its super relaxing actually.
@@bakerthompson9747 for me, it's super motivating and helping to concentrate
I’d love to see what kind of wizard math the other 2 are doing
Bro the spreadsheet they must be looking at
You can find the manual online
@@andrewmancini46A lot of the modules on this bomb are mods. I don't even know where to find the manual
@@lishishur293 Searching up "ktane centurion" has its manual as the top result (at least for me)
@@lishishur293 If I had to guess, the individual methods for defusal are on each module's steam workshop page. Either they had to compile all the individual manuals and the vanilla manual together or someone already did that specifically for the centurion
I just watched a feature length film about a game I've never played.
damn straight, and i have no regrets
Yea
Alex we’ve all been there once or twice
What watching ppl stream is like
[defusing a 100 module bomb] “that was the first time i solved a rubik’s
cube in my life”
T. D HOW CAN A INKLING SAY RUBIX? ITS RUBIKS ( IM TRIGGERDDKDNEU)
I find it amusing that both replies to this comment are correcting your spelling of Rubix
Rewbicks
Kul in skul
i love solving roblocs cubes
EoD instructor: Have you solved the rubiks cube
EoD guy: the *_w h a t_*
Not that hard mate, just gotta know what your doing
@@schlongalongadingdong564 I know, I'm trying to solve a rubik's cube.
What? I know what I'm doing.
@@critrawkets Once you know the steps is just repetition. People seem to always think it's really hard because at first it looks confusing and you don't know how to start it without a tutorial or some kind of instructions
@@ExodiumTM This was a joke but ok
@@ExodiumTM Well I got a friend who had memorized all the algorythms. He once got lucky and got a sub 0'06" run.
I realized that the forget me not was the last one. Basically remember every stage module that the bomb has. Holy hell
It's actually even worse than just remembering/noting every number that shows up. Each of those numbers then has to be converted into a new number through various rules to then be entered BACK into the module correctly. It's why you hear Rex say he's checking/working it out near the end rather than just rattling off the numbers immediately. It's pretty insane stuff.
I love how respectful and professional the team is with each other. A perfect dynamic for bomb defusal.
I am the 1k like.
And yet when i play competitive games with my "friends" they all act up like chimps yelling at everything
@@aty4282 even worse cause this isn’t a competitive game, it’s completely cooperative. It takes a special relationship to do this so efficiently
@@bta.c.e3739 Part of it is because only one person can see the bomb meaning the others can only give the instructions that are in the manual meaning any information that's wrong from the bomb defuse player's end can fuck up the instructions for the players reading the manual as they have to know what kind of bomb their being tasked with defusing before relaying anything else which can result in some frustration if the information is repeatedly being wrong as it can be seen as intentional after the first two times.
@@cursedhawkins1305 well yeah, I’ve played the game before with my friend a lot. We play the unmodded but do pretty well with it. This tho, it’s a WHOLE new level
These guys : "Delta 1 2 bits and Bravo"
Me & friend : "IT'S THAT RED BUTTON YOU DUMBASS PRESS IT BEFORE THE TIME RUNS OUT"
Yes
Never laughed this hard at a comment before
Yes
Yes
No
You might as well just defuse actual bombs. It's probably easier.
Underrated comment
Actual bombs don't have washing machines, beer mugs, battleship, minesweeper, an ice cream shop, clue, keys, simon says, and morse code. I think I'd take an actual bomb given the choice (if both were just as deadly).
@Hippo Pilot One kills you and the other *_kills you on the inside._*
@@trickytreyperfected1482 lol
forget defusing, you have 90 minutes and it can be handled, just haul it to the middle of nowhere and let it go off. if its a nuke, also have a few high-speed cameras set up. or try using shaped charges to disassemble it ahead of the anti-tamper detonation signal.
34:47 "Hi sweetie. I'm dearming a bomb." Hilarious.
how tf is no one talking about how he goes "yea im mid bomb" casually
34:45
that (his wife or spouse) is literally the cutest thing ever.
that part was so wholesome
@@0rangeG "Your wife is cute." bruh
@@PrismateI believe they meant it in a relationship aspect. Their relationship is cute not the wife lmao
The study guide: “What is 2+2?”
The actual test:
What you remember: "Federico 🐶🔥🔥🔥🐶🐶🐶🐶🔥🐶🔥🐶'
well, 2+2 will make 22, then 2-2 must make 0, right?
@seven9766 you might be a bit mistaken... 2+2 =4 but "2" + "2" = 22
@@Golden_Vexy glad i found the people using their brains here
@angelos9800 now heres a trick question
What's 2 + "2"?
Watching people who know what they're doing play this game is possibly the most satisfying type of video for me
watching it at 10x speed is so much better
Then watch this.
th-cam.com/video/BYunaBkn9Ng/w-d-xo.html
I slept 2 time
I can't belive someone would disarm this
While watching people who don’t know what they’re doing raises my damn blood pressure.
Whoever made the bomb REALLY wanted someone gone.
Tab out of the video for one second.
"40 degree wash, leave drying alone, 110 iron ,wet cleaning"
wh-... This isn't -... that's...
*what?*
this got me chuckling
James Cole the fucking titration neutralization reaction calculations shook me back to college chem
Took me too long to get the joke
HeyGun - Haygen explain pls
Ragzignal so this bomb is so confusing that the second you look away the instructions becomes nonsense
"The stick is exactly 2.5 centimeters away from the rock."
" *Calculus noises* "
"Whats the wifi password?"
"Its at the back of the router."
The back of the router :
Y
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s
@@Bluscream Wow, are you from japan?
@@NeiroOverMind why? xD
The back of the router has 2 sides
doesnt make much sense.
Thanks for the lesson, im going to set the timer into 1 hour instead.
Kek nggak asing dah nie channel,
Oh no
The people at Valve trying to make a perfectly balanced steam summer sale
valve explodes anyway because they forgot to fortify the servers and everything crashes
@@pecanbear clasic valve
Aaah yes, perfectly balanced indeed. It just works.
@@toasty8601as a certain Howard says from Bethesda
"It just works"
No wonder it's called The Centurion. It takes a century to beat it.
Or to even make it
Isn't the timer 100 minutes too?
Centurion = Century = 100. there are 50 stages on both sides which equals to a total of 100.
Nozomi Ayase Plus a needy module for a total of 101
or 1h 28 min and 3 s
Have you tried just taking the batteries out?
Harvard wants to know your location
*Google wants to know your location*
It would be easy to just open the bomb and take out the powder
*T H E F B I W A N T S T O K N O W Y O U R L O C A T I O N*
@@kuick6814 Not_An_Alien92 wants to know your location
i love how serious y’all take this just to hear you call out to “silly” every now and then. you guys are awesome keep it up
-sees Centurion bomb in thumbnail- yeah that's gotta be clickbait *clicks* dear god what is this monstrosity of a bomb
Hunter Mannertitten
I felt the same way.
Proves that we've become so desensitized when it comes to clickbaits, that we'd be surprised as hell when finding out that it's genuine.
Not that I'm complaining -- I could use more of these here in TH-cam.
I thought it would be in vr (i mean i have seen a elevator full of modules before and this nothing compared to that elevator)
that is no bomb
Thats a nuke
It's a nuke
Imagine the bad guy setting up the bomb
bad guy 1: That's it I did it. I made the most complex bomb ever. Noone will ever defuse this
Bad guy 2: put the time to an hour and a half
Bad guy 1: what?
Bad guy 2: how are they gonna defuse this if we give them 5 minutes?
Bad guy 1: oh Oooh oh yeaaah
Or maybe we have a Blown Away (94) situation where they knew they'd call in a certain person to defuse it because of its complexity and they wanted them to think they had enough time
They may be bad guys, but they have honor! At least they give the protagonist a fighting chance!
actually if a bomb is way too hard to defuse the second protocol is to just conceal it so makes sense to give a false sensation of the defuser being able to defuse it
Me when cannot complete a rubix cube
Oh yea and let’s give him three strikes when defusing it before it explodes
I like how when you get into the 90's everyone starts to sound like they're _actually_ defusing a bomb.
just wait until you get to 2001
2020 is the bomb
:| XD
@@darkmoonthedirewolf9231 oh god this thread
@@MetaKnight68
Ik it's old but RN everyone needs a laugh, am I right? XD
Have a great day wherever you are dude
@@darkmoonthedirewolf9231 thank you very much for your unexpected emphasis, a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
I've only ever seen people fail horribly at this game and this was mesmerizing to watch such a well coordinated team. Well done!
A giant bomb, must have a lot of wires and...
...is that a laundry machine?
There is a beer cup and a rubiks cube there too.
Wait...FUCKING MINESWEEPER
A game of Yahtzee and a Simon
Even a rubiks cube
Itall runs on 4 AA batteries
I just love the little discussion about accurate astrology signs that happens for no real reason after an hour of tightly controlled, methodical exchange of information, and after which they get back to serious business
t i m e p l s
57:00 maybe?
@@Die3bestenFreunde I checked, it's at 54:20
I was 666
@@gargoyles2365 What?
they solve a rubiks cube as a minigame.
I'm outta here
Ruhenot solving a rubiks cube is easy. i average 10 second xD
TZey XDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXXDXDXXXD
sandwiches are cool im not even joking. just google Speedcubing / CFOP...
TZey It's ironic because you said xd meaning you are *G A Y*
sandwiches are cool Mhh whats wrong with being gay? ( ･`ω･´)
Honestly I think the most impressive thing about this is that they had a perfect run on Forget Me Not
oh my god how professional are they talking
It's just the phonetic alphabet
Yup as breadstick said, just the phonetic alphabet. Radios don't typically have the best quality like your radio station hosts you hear in your car. The phonetic alphabet is there so that people can say information over the radio without people getting mixed up and having different accents or even a lisp getting in the way of what letter they're trying to pronounce, even some telecommunications companies when helping setup your internet or whatever :D
They said 'nine' instead of 'niner', which could be confused with 'five'. Not very professional, if you ask me.
/sarcasm
@@sirbreadstick wait, isn't the phonetic alphabet the weird one that tells you how to prounounce something? Maybe they're called the same way
@@_haida It's a professional/military way to spell something. Every letter of the alphabet given a word so that you can't mistake what you're trying to tell them. Used mostly for radio as the interference has the possibility or messing up with the ability to hear the word, and letters can be heard different ways by accident.
For example, I'll say my name.
Sierra
India
Romeo
Space (Depending on where you are you say space to, obviously, indicate a space)
Bravo
Romeo
Echo
Alpha
Delta
Sierra
Tango
India
Charlie
Kilo
If this was transcribed the whole text would look like it was written by a predictive text AI
We need this
I need a this for guess show.
Just to clarify, you want all the talking in the video written down?
I'm on the case.
@@trevorBbracket I'd be amazed if you actually went through with that.
@@infiniteaj8688 all I ask is for time, my liege
i have only saw this raw strength once before
F.B.I dear god it’s Jason Borne
F.B.I underrated comment
F.B.I open up!!
This thing is more of a bomb defusal final exam than a real bomb
The deadliest final exam.
"That's the first time I've solved a Rubik's Cube in my life" Oh yeah no pressure or anything it's only attached to a bomb.
Underated comment
Imagine if you were on coke with an actual real life bomb defuser and all you hear is “huh, so that’s how you do it”
*No idea what i'm watching but these guys seem more intelligent than Einstein himself.*
these guys are the direct descendants of him
You mean being so stupid that everything seem more intelligent then Einstein himself.
Rusampler r/wooosh
Rusampler Wooooosh
@@rusampler1877 r/wooosh
14:16 "Oh that looks... Is that definitely? ... No. I've solved it, I've solved it myself. That's the first time I've ever solved a rubix cube in my life."
Dude gets instructions on the rubix cube that are a bit off, but ends up solving it himself lol
*rubik's
Rubik's cube: scrambled by 3 moves
Person with an iq higher than room temperature: solves the cube
Person with an iq higher than room temperature: * LITERALLY GOD *
@@_haida okay buddy go play with your cubes
Tuấn Dũng Hoàng ikr what a nerd 🤓
The Dynamics between berate and rex are adorable!
rex "you've got this, don't stress!"
berate "thank you"
Honestly great job guys!
An hour and 22 minutes in and he yolos a module lol
1:22:00
Well they could have loose to time...
Tatatatatre no shit
Ballsy but it paid off.. And to do it that far in? Doubled down steel balls.
The least you could do is timestamp it
The level of understanding of communication is crazy
Pure Skill
3:49
"Forty degree wash, leave the drying alone, one-ten iron wet cleaning."
That's the sort of module that makes these videos so entertaining.
You guys are a well-oiled machine, holy crap.
Gotta keep the bomb clean so it doesn't blow up
eri It has very high standards for cleanliness, anything below those standards will trigger it.
@@jacobp.2024 The entire game is just them satisfying the bomb. The rubik's cube was just a toy that the bomb couldn't solve, and it was gonna get frustrated if they didn't solve it for the bomb.
When they had to do the FMN module and the music changed to Giuseppe Verdi's Requiem is one of the best cinematic climaxes of the past 10 years
I like how he says thank you after every one.
46:55 check again.
@@nameless9029 damn
must be Canadian
I'm guessing they are either British or Amarican. However I think they are British which is why.
I know these people from Discord, and most (if not all) of the people in this video are British.
How english teachers look at a book with no hidden meaning
electric_hiccup 707 this is at 69 likes so i’m gonna have to ignore it sorry
T H E C A T I S B L U E
lmao true
Book: The table was at the side of the kitchen.
English teachers: oMg ThIs Is So MeAnInGfUl i’M CrYiNg
There are no books with no "hidden" meanings as long as that book was written by a human being
What I see when I see a phone: a phone
What my grandmom sees:
XD
And to think that this is just the passcode you enter into the phone!
I felt like i was having a stroke reading this comment
I recognize that profile picture Dave 👀
XD😂😂😂
I love this game because half of it is just about having solid good communication with everyone that will effectively and quickly give people enough information to solve the module. It’s like a mental puzzle of how you’re going to communicate what you’re looking at in enough detail and most of the time it’s not something you’ve ever really had to explain before (unless you’re these guys). The manual people also have to communicate what they need but they’re only seeing a manual and need to think of what they even need in the first place. As you play the game more you’ll find more efficient ways to play by improving communication and understanding of what you’re actually doing. For this reason, this game is best played with the same person/people nearly every time. You’re never going to make it anywhere if you take someone who’s never played before and expect them to understand and communicate enough info. Even if two people that both play the game a lot play together, they may not use the same form of communication to describe things. Sometimes it’s logical enough that the other person might figure it out, but that’s up to the type of players. This game is unique because you can only improve the most when it’s as a team with the same people. It encourages close bonding and teamwork that a normal multiplayer game would never. It really doesn’t matter how good you are at something, but if you NEED another person for something but neither of you can communicate with each other, you won’t succeed.
Me: "Hello how are you?"
Them: "Sideways E, yellow taurus in the corner, Delta, blue off a peg, that is peacock, we have sally."
Me: Wtf
He is speaking the enchantment table language.
*buzz number number*
turn left at white enter the ethereal plane blink twice up up down right B A virgo buzz ##$3 russia ü
Me:WHO THE HELL IS SALLY
I was halfway through the video when I realized there were three people
Legit same. I only thought it was "Silly". And i thought it was just a type of module like a idiot
FrozenShadow 007 sameeeeee
Theres only 1 person. Those other voices are the voices in his head.
@@BanditLeader how do I record the voices in my head so I can prove that they told me to kill her
@@iago110 telepathy
1:26:56
I was yelling "slow tf down" lmao. The fact that he was typing those numbers so fast had me on the edge of my seat.
that, and he won't shut the fuck up and listen to the guy reading out the numbers, he absolutely has to say "yup yup yup" over every sequence, causing him to have to stop and ask what the numbers were again. i'm over here like "JUST FUCKING SHUT UP AND YOU'LL HEAR THE NUMBERS" lmao
It's making me uncomfortable really xd
@@ToxicKlay In these situations, communication is significantly more important than speed. If they need to spent an extra second to ensure they heard each other correctly, that trade off is completely worth it.
The cost of mishearing someone is a loss. The cost of your partner going too fast and getting ahead of you is a loss. The cost of not knowing which part of your sequence your partner heard and which they're asking you to repeat is a loss.
So saying "yep" every 3 numbers in exchange for maybe one or two sets being repeated is obviously worth it.
This also extends to other modules as well. Note how all three of them say "thank you", "yep", "yes it is", or "got it" every time they are given information.
One of the people was literally given a number after every single module, and he made sure to say "got it" every time. There were a couple times when he didn't say "got it", and the defuser repeated the number to ensure he had the information. Because again: repeating information to make sure communication is as high as possible is a completely worthwhile trade.
@@Ruminations09 You can do this without saying "Yup". Yup is filler. Skip it. One reads out the sequence, the other reads it back, it is confirmed. This is how it is done in actual real life situations. If you say "yup yup yup" the entire time, you're not fulfilling your obligations.
@@ToxicKlay Weird that they actually completed this then, isn't it...
this is 87 straight minutes of three people being unimaginably locked in.
My friend: delta, Charlie, tango, then 2 to the right, 5 to the left, susie sells sea shells by the sea shore
Me: I think its the red wire
End it all
"[Insert Module] is good, thank you Rex."
*at friends house*
Me: Hey do you know the WiFi password?
Friend: Yah I got, here you ready.
Me: Yup
1:26:08
_it didn’t work.._
*_it didn’t? Put it in again._*
_still didn’t work.._
*_shit, I’ll call my mom._*
Patrick Schmalstig
YOU ACTALKY PUT 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I haven't even watched the full video but I already know that timestamp goes to Forget Me Not.
TheCameronMaster464
Makes sense
It amazes me just _how many times_ you would have to do all of these modules to know all of their names and how they work and what info is needed off the top of your head. I can barely even imagine having knowledge that complete of the game and all of its modules. And even to the point where you don't even need help with some of them. It is crazy impressive.
game audio: *DUNDUN DUNDUN "ooooaaaeeeeaaaeeeeoooaaauuuu"*
bomb defuser: "you're fine we got plenty of time"
"Chinese 9"
How much prep did you do for this bomb that you learned another language???
he probably just have the Chinese numerals memorized.
I mean there's only 10 digits to know
九, jiǔ
Most people know 1-10 or basic greetings for most language
All of you are super fun
For anyone who is confused as to how this works
The guy who begins talking once the bomb shows up is the one defusing it, he will then throughout the video assign information to Rex and Silly, who will then use the instructions to give him the solutions to the puzzle
They use the NATO phonetic alphabet to refer to most letters
The beer is a "needy" module, instead of solving it, it has to be interacted with every so often
dumb langauge please
@@q_e Dumb language: only one person can actually see the bomb, and the other two are the only ones with access to the information on how to solve each "module" (the puzzles/minigames), but they have *all* the solutions for *all* the variations of every puzzle, so the person defusing the bomb has to tell them all the relevant information in the right order for them to be able to help him figure out the answers and guide him through every puzzle.
They're using a "phonetic alphabet" when referring to letters, so that there's no confusion with similar-sounding letters (this is why they say "Alpha" instead of "A", "Bravo" instead of "B", and so on).
The beer module of the bomb isn't a true puzzle, and can't really be "solved" - it just starts draining the mug after a certain amount of time, and punishes you if the mug isn't refilled before it's empty, so it requires you to check on it regularly and not forget about it.
thanks
@@q_e Are you 10? How was the first guy hard to understand?
@@Nitrodino7875 Ive never heard of this game nor played it, i just wanted some information.
"I'm like half in tears over here."
You and me both man...
Awesomely wholesome.
*"Please press 1 if your bomb has 1 module"*
*"Please press 2 if your bomb has 2 modules"*
*99 minutes and 56 seconds later*
*"Yes I finally got i-"*
Tbh it'd be faster to build a spaceship, fly to the moon and detonate this monstrosity
So true
timestamp???
@@chr0mep0p 😕
this is so intense
i love the defuser’s voice and the way he lets the informers know they’ve gotten it right: “that’s correct, thank you.”
For those of you who don’t have a clue, this is from the game “Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes”, or KTANE for short. Through the steam workshop people can add custom modules (the squares on the bomb). This bomb is a modded bomb with 100 modules that need to be completed in 100 minutes or else the bomb explodes. Every time they solve a module, it is disarmed and the light turns green, and every time they mess up, they get a strike and the time counts down faster. The gray modules are modules that must be completed once activated or else the bomb preemptively explodes. The 3 people are communicating since one person can see the bomb but the other people can’t. However, the 2 other people can see the instruction manual for every module and how to disarm them. They say the stage number and another number since the final module requires you to use every number to disarm it
Of all custom modules, Forget Me Not is the most complicated because that one requires one of the experts having to write it down in order to read the correct sequence back to the defuser.
Oh, I thought that they had memorized every single puzzle and was going how?
@@-wingsofwasp-
It actually makes sense that they would write down everything because certain modules require it. With Forget Me Not, there's a lot of math involved because the number the defuser gives to the expert writing it down is not the final sequence the expert will give the defuser.
@@AdderTude I meant more like memorizing how to solve and the codes for every puzzle, not the answers but undecoding? Looks incredibly hard
@@-wingsofwasp-
They each have an expansive expert book that includes the vanilla modules and most of the mods.
54:46 this is very smooth. diffusing the confusion and easing the tension with humor at the same time, what a great group
*sees the bomb*
*gives up life*
yeet the bomb into the ocean and let that shit explode
lol
GreyPanda If it explodes it could start a tsunami
Throw the bomb in space
@@LeVequ there's so many modules, where does the actual bomb fit even? xD
*The fictional bomb that accurately demonstrates my brain during regular conversation*
*I can relate with this comment.*
@@greanbeans3183 *Why is all the text really bold?*
*idk lol*
@@greanbeans3183 *Mmm, you.*
*Ok, i think im supposed to smile. Do i say something? Are they done? What was their name? Am i supposed to comment on this now? DEAR GOD NO MORE PEOPLE ARE COMING TO TALK*
Ceave: It’s actually surprisingly simple!
The Contraption:
ah, a fellow ceave gaming watcher
I did not expect a Ceave reference here to be honnest