@Ben-fl6rf That's why it's a paradox it's a seemingly awful move but will ultimately be a cornerstone in your offense and lead you to win the game. If only Napoleon's awesome strategies weren't wasted on his incompetent and fumbling generals.
I just realized why his move was called the “Napoleon Ultra Paradox.” It would put both chat’s king and Napoleon’s king in checkmate, but in doing so neither king could take the other in conventional chess. But Napoleon isn’t playing by the rules. The move was both stupid and brilliant, a paradox.
I know it's three months old, but, think about it this way, Napoleon wanted the four pawns to surround his king, so technically by Napoleons rules, the king was taken by the pawn to the right of his king, and the room would've been taken out by the pawn above the king.
That technically means Doug, as his general and as the one who told him off and stopped him from taking that move, *_was_* actually at fault, meaning Napolean would have won his first chess game against twitch chat, if not for his incompetent general.
It's an amazing name, and if it didn't break the rules (no instant win), one of the pawns surrounding white's king would have taken back's King, ending the game instantly. A fitting name for what would have been a final decisive move where he surrounds himself with pawns, some of which would have been already taken.
It's the equivalent of a king walking up to the gates of an enemy keep with his squire in tow, then immediately skewering his unaware squire on his halberd and devouring the poor man alive.
his king really said "pawn, im sorry but this isnt working anymore. we are going to have to cut you off and fire you." *chops off the pawns head and throws the body into the incinerator*
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Fun fact: Napoleon was actually pretty bad at chess IRL. The ‘Napoleon opening’ in chess is considered very juvenile and easily countered, but it was named after one of his favorite strategies.
i love how the Napoleon Ultra Paradox was such a perfect move that it manages to put the king in such an exact spot on the board that it was in check by 3 pieces
By old-school rule, a check is defined as a King being attacked by one or two opponent pieces. His King being attacked by four pieces was not only not in check, but also delivering check on Twitch Chat's King.
@@zenixkiryu probably, but it’s funny to imagine the whole chat got so pissed at one guy asking a question that they just all simultaneously yelled fuck you
@@d1kgaws12AI Napoleon couldn’t do that; it was the only cheating thing it wasn’t allowed to do. In the VOD you can see what the guidelines for AI Napoleon were
The Napoleon Ultra Paradox was actually a brilliant move, by teleporting next to the king and surrounding himself with pawns he would've captured every piece around the king including the enemy king, he wins by putting himself in checkmate a paradox if you will, truly one of the grandmasters of all time.
The Napoleon AI could literally be the villain in a Yu-gi-oh show and I wouldn't even question it. He'd literally be abridged series Kaiba, breaking the rules.
@@schw4rztee502 "I normal summon my Blue Eyes White Dragon in the spell and trap zone and then I attack you directly. Blue Eyes, use Croissant Barrage". Or some other overly stupid name that doesn't suit Blue Eyes.
The funniest part is that napoleon could have ended the game in a single move by loving literally any piece onto chat’s king but chose not to out of sheer incompetence. Amazing
@@RichD1 Sure, it was a catastrophe. However the general vibe was Napoleon styling on continental Europe so he didn't had to explain away a lot of mistakes.
Now out of all these moves, what percentage are considered legal in chess? This percentage is what we call the "Bonaparte constant", a fundamental part of our modern understanding of warfare and strategy.
Tbh NAPOLEON ULTRA PARADOX could have been the final move if it had been executed a tad better (planning was 10/10), damn the general for screwing it all up!
It really is fitting that Dougdoug picked Napoleon because that mf never gave up and was absolutely not above dirty tactics. He was exiled to an island, decided he was done with that and just sailed back to the mainland. The army tried to stop him but he just stood there and told them to fall back under his command and then proceeded to march them back against the government.
Plus Doug getting the full experience of being a Napoleonic French general and having to stand there helplessly as he's blamed for doing exactly what he was told
I can’t believe the chess stream made it on the channel before Napoleons AI map invasion stream. Napoleons amazing techniques of using baguettes and wine as battle tactics were robbed from us! (Although chat did sweep that stream, so it might not be the best video, we was too good)
@Oppenheimer797the game played on a chessboard by two people who maneuver sixteen pieces each according to rules governing movement of the six kinds of pieces (pawn, rook, knight, bishop, queen, king), the object being to bring the opponent's king into checkmate is (3rd person singular present indicative of be) in fact; in reality; in truth; truly (used for emphasis, to confirm and amplify a previous statement, to indicate a concession or admission, or, interrogatively, to obtain confirmation) a/an (determinant meaning not any particular or certain one of a class or group) activity providing entertainment or amusement; pastime/competitive activity or sport in which players contend with each other according to a set of rules/single instance of such an activity/organized athletic program or contest/period of competition or challenge/total number of points required to win a game. yes i copied these off some random website
There was a university that held a chess ai competition a couple of years ago. everybody spent hours trying to create the best possible bot, but when they put all of them in a competition, the one who ended on top just made random moves.
IIRC this is because they try to train AI on competetive gameplay so it always makes optimal moves, since AI can't recognize strategy or enemy moves but only recognizes what the theoretical best move would be it is incapable of knowing what the best response to a bad move is, it isn't trained on bad moves after all. That's how a complete newbie beat the AI that was famous for beating a GO-Master, they just quickly explained the rules to him and he made circles, no strategy or anything. The AI couldn't recognize the moves and kept playing ideally against an enemy who isn't.
Napoleon's Moves: Parisian Guillotine: Leave your queen to die. Bourbon Backbreaker: Use a pawn to capture incorrectly. Corsican Cannibal: A normal knight move. Wait, what? Marseille Mutilator: A normal pawn move. What the fuck? Elba Island Invasion: Moves a knight one space diagonally to capture a piece. Back to cheating. Waterloo Whirlwind: Moves a pawn one space horizontally to capture a piece. Provonco Pummel: Moves a rook over a pawn to take... nothing. That move did nothing. Bordeaux Blitz: Moves a pawn forward one space. Man, he's really bad at this. Versailles Vanquisher: Also moves a pawn forward one space, finally getting him out of check. That took a while. Savoyarde Strike: Moves a bishop 3 spaces diagonally, putting a king in check. Toulouse Tornado: Moves a rook diagonally. Doug fucked this one up. What an idiot. Marseille Mirage: Rook jumps over a piece to take an opposing pawn. Lyon Lion's Roar: Moves a king one space diagonally, taking... his own pawn. Of course. Fierce Flandering Flash: Moves a pawn forward 2 spaces. Isn't he supposed to be cheating? Avignon Avalanture: Moves a pawn forward 2 spaces. How unexpected. Cannes Crush: Another normal pawn move. What a shocker. Marseille's Marvel: Moves a king back one space. This is getting old. Napoleon Ultra Paradox: Teleports the king into... checkmate. I don't even know why I got excited. Le Havre Hammer: Moves a pawn one space forward. Fun. Montpellier Mirage: Moves a pawn forward one space, illegally capturing. Back to cheating. Orleans Outrage: Moves a pawn as if it's a knight. Napoleon' Pieces: Ferocious Francois, known for his fierce temperament. Toulouse Thunder, regarded across the world for his bravery. Dauntless Dijon. Bold? Grenoble Goliath. Gallant? I guess?
16:20 chess, but with named and storied pieces, also they don't really move or play like chess at all. it's just ai generated fire emblem at this point.
I love how despite beig told TO cheat, he still cheated *creatively* He only cheats the turn after one of his own pieces is taken. Like he's playing frickin Yugio
It doesn’t look like chatgpt. They usually have guidelines and probably wouldn’t talk about anal beads and the only way to use it in a program is with an api. I am guessing it is GPT-3 running on his computer, just speculation tho.
I’m actually surprised the AI didn’t just bring pieces back. Often when ChatGPT plays chess it will just bring pieces back or add new pieces to capture another (or just make a random move and say that it’s checkmate)
Napoleon here feels like a new d&d player who wants to do nothing but make the coolest moves possible while failing all his rolls, but the dm takes pity on him
This is what happens when you make an AI that isn't meant to play chess play chess. Of course it's going to be bad. Chess AIs like Stockfish can destroy humans. Even the ChatGPT instruct version being fine-tuned can play chess at a very high level.
@@theparagonal Is it a simulation of intelligence? and does it happen to be artificial? Hmm... if only we had a word for an intelligence that is artificial, that has an easy to type short version thats... maybe two easy letters
It is likely more a reference to actual chess maneuvers like the Sicilian Defense or the King's Gambit. I believe the joke is the laymen would believe there are a lot of moves in chess like a combo list in mortal kombat, which can be deployed at any time. In reality chess maneuvers are just names of openings for the first 2 - 5 moves of the game.
@@ghostderazgriz You're possibly right, I play chess but I didn't mentally equate the names of chess openings with things like the Waterloo Whirlwind and the Corsican Cannibal because of how goofy they are, and the fact that he's naming single moves rather than a series of moves or board positions. It felt so theatrical and unrelated to openings that it didn't connect
In reality, the Napoleon Ultra Paradox was the best play ever. Let me explain. So, Napoleon did put his king into checkmate, however, by putting his pawns around both him and the enemy king, it leads into a true paradox. Both kings are in a checkmate, which means that the game cannot be won or lost by either of them, leading into a stalemate
It actually is a perfect move. It looks terrible on first glance, but if you pay close attention, there's actually no legal moves available to Twitch Chat that will capture Napoleon's King.
@@VeryPeeved I don't know if that's true. You can't make a move that leaves you in check, but are you "leaving yourself in check" if you've ended the game by taking the enemy king? Could be wrong, but as far as I know there's no rule on that because in normal play you can't take an enemy king.
For those who haven't seen it, I highly recommend watching the VOD that inspired this video. It was a battle for Europe between Napoleon and Twitch Chat. The first hour was them duking it out chess-style and it was incredible. Smoke approves!
The AI is really good at naming things. If you ever struggle for a name, give it a brief description and ask for some names for what you're doing and they're almost always bangers
i want napoleon and his anal beads to be a recurring character in the dougdoug cinematic universe, battling the twitch chat coalition in different games
Something similar to this happened, it was like the episodes where Doug and twitch chat battle for land using ai but Doug was replaced with king George ai and they fought for the United States in wwi
@@HollowKnightReferencewe have three games against Napoleon I think. One where he's just an ai that messes up, one where he's allowed to cheat but trys to cheat less, and one where he goes full cheater, a god that got cocky and that alone was why we won
@@HollowKnightReference To clear up any confusion, it's a 5 game win STREAK, but in total Chat has won 6 times, and played 7 games: 2 wins and 1 draw against Doug 1 win against Ludwig's YT Chat 3 wins against AI Napoleon
Somehow the "Bourbon Backbreaker" is simultaneously one of the most- and one of the LEAST reasonable moves Napoleon made throughout! The sheer simplicity of him casually following the rules (moving his pawn two squares) and also breaking them (snatching the knight) is just too hilarious for me!
My personal names for each of the unnamed moves 0:51 Strasbourg Summoning 2:03 French Fearstriker 3:01 Vannes Vengeance These names went through some revisions until I came up with names I thought were fitting enough.
the napoleon ultra paradox is basically napoleon coming into the future to exact revenge against his enemies but then when he wins it starts to destroy the fabric of time and space and reality and then it just keeps happeneing until napoleon kills himself to save the earth from the multiple iterations of him constantly trying to exact revenge. and then it puts twitch chats king in check and they block it with bishop
@@ashleyberkowitz8772It might not be; If you are in check your move must result in you getting out of check, you are not allowed to make a move that would leave your king to be captured (this does not apply to Napoleon as he can cheat) meaning that Chat’s only legal moves would be moving their own king out of check to G8 or G6, whereafter Napoleon could take Chat’s rook for free, and would have been left with a brunch of pawns ready to promote. However due to the incompetence of General Douglas, this did not come to be. The Napoleon Ultra Paradox would have won Napoleon the game if only his General knew the rules better.
@@dragoned7685 Wait, wouldn’t this move break the rules of chess itself so hard that it wouldn’t even cause a stalemate? It might literally cause a chess paradox! I finally understand it.
people: "ChatGPT IS GOING TO GO SKYNET ON OUR ASS!" AI in question: *Loses at chess, facing Doug's twitch chat, despite being the only one allowed to cheat*
the key is that it's not *too* stupid, it's just stupid enough to actually work in some way. It's calculated stupid. Truly, CatCat has mastered the art of stupid.
"Thousands of screaming children play chess against Napoleon, who's actually an AI and is cheating" is something you'd only expect from DougDoug, and I love it
I absolutely love how much Napoleon hyped up moves like taking out his own pawn and putting his king in checkmate range. He's dumb but his confidence is admirable
the AI looks like it would name its son Jeremy before leaving him, Jeremy's multiple older brothers, and Jeremy's mother, only to end up in the same military team as Jeremy.
And then disguise as Tom jones while his son was on his deathbed to tell him he was his father using a metaphor based on the hit song “sex bomb” as his son fades away only to go back because all of the women on earth haven’t slept with him yet
10:33 Napoleon sacs his king, this should now just turn into extinction chess where the kings are capturable pieces and the last player with pieces on the board wins
I think cause it's a different service. This is Doug's voice impersonating the French. There's some on the clips channel like this. Like with Elden Ring's Goddrick or Melania. (Don't know if those are spelled right lol) Edit: also with pajama Sam if you haven't seen it already.
@@BierBart12its the same program as those, this one just uses more doug than pajama sam did. And melania was dougs voice pitched up so that may be why. I think douggpt was his first try is memory serves, so maybe hes also gotten better at it with time
Napoleon: *crafts incoherent chess moves and loses to Chat, despite being able to cheat* Also Napoleon: *blames **-his Generals-** Doug* “Sh*t happens, you know!” 🤷♂️
He technically had one more move. Chess ends in checkmate because one the losing team can't perform a legal move when mated. Since Napoleon is Napoleon he could've tanken the rook with a pawn across the screen, unmating himself. P.D. whoever suggested to add move names automatically made this 200000 times funnier, also the editor omg
Napoleon cannot get out of a checkmate since chat wouldn't have any win condition otherwise. Also, he's cheating, the cheating moves don't count as normal moves.
My favorite thing about DouglasDoug is that each time there's a cut in the video you can kind of piece together what twitch chat was talking about ten seconds before
The AI is so good at naming shit, I often just give a brief description of something, and ask for names that fit a theme, and it spits out so many absolute banger names
We laid down some ground rules before the stream that didn't come up in the video. That he wasn't allowed to take the king directly was one. The others were that he wasn't allowed to ignore check (which came up) and finally that he wasn't allowed to cheat to get out of a checkmate (otherwise he could have teleported his pawn to take the rook on e1 or something)
Idk why they didn't include these, but it was mentioned at the beginning of the stream that Napoleon "can't directly take the king, since the win condition for chess is checkmate, not physically taking the king"
How magnanimous of Emperor Napoleon to allow chat to checkmate him. If he had wanted to, he could have teleported his King out of harm’s way, but he allowed them to enjoy this small victory. Truly a selfless general.
complete fever dream of a stream. I'm still a huge fan of chat constantly shouting "D:" every time napoleon named a new move, no matter how ineffectual the move was or silly the name is.
I love how most of his moves are kind of country related, and then theres "THE NAPOLEON ULTRA PARADOX" which sounds like an Ultimate attack from an Anime or Fighting game, even further juxtaposed by the fact that it puts him into checkmate
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that dude who suggested Doug to make Napoleon name all his moves was a genius and a treasure to this world
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The way the A.I goes from doing legal moves to doing an ILLEGAL teleport into the worst possible position kills me
Your mind is too feeble to comprehend the napoleon ultra paradox
Especially because he could have teleported his king to take chats and yet he didn't
@@snakevenom8136He plays in 4d
@Ben-fl6rf That's why it's a paradox it's a seemingly awful move but will ultimately be a cornerstone in your offense and lead you to win the game. If only Napoleon's awesome strategies weren't wasted on his incompetent and fumbling generals.
Hence the PARADOX
at this point I want Doug to just save hundreds of hours of twitch chat and put it into an ai that generates a fake twitch chat and just not tell us
Bold of you to assume he hasn't already
He has, but the results are very bad. Still a working progress.
Twitch chat vs our evil clones would be so fun to watch!
@@emilionavarro3004didn't he say it started slurring immediately?
@@emilionavarro3004 wait what holy shit thats amazing
I just realized why his move was called the “Napoleon Ultra Paradox.” It would put both chat’s king and Napoleon’s king in checkmate, but in doing so neither king could take the other in conventional chess. But Napoleon isn’t playing by the rules. The move was both stupid and brilliant, a paradox.
I know it's three months old, but, think about it this way, Napoleon wanted the four pawns to surround his king, so technically by Napoleons rules, the king was taken by the pawn to the right of his king, and the room would've been taken out by the pawn above the king.
That’s what I was saying
That's Beautiful actually haha
Napoleon really was screwed over by his generals lmao!
That technically means Doug, as his general and as the one who told him off and stopped him from taking that move, *_was_* actually at fault, meaning Napolean would have won his first chess game against twitch chat, if not for his incompetent general.
Napoleon blaming his mistakes on Doug and saying "shit happens" is one of the funniest dougdoug moments of all time
Shit happens yknow?
It sounds just like a guy who break character for a gag.
@@spookyscarylamppost3431 he literally did. The French accent completely disappeared when he said that
Timestamp?
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The "Napoleon ultra paradox" was just that. A move so epic that instead of beating his enemies, he beat his own army.
It's an amazing name, and if it didn't break the rules (no instant win), one of the pawns surrounding white's king would have taken back's King, ending the game instantly.
A fitting name for what would have been a final decisive move where he surrounds himself with pawns, some of which would have been already taken.
Well it _was_ a paradox.
@@techno1561 The thing is, when the AI teleported next to the black King, that was checkmate even before surrounding it with pawns
Napoleon: Executes his own pawn
42% of Chat: *Raises the White Flag of Surrender out of pure fear of the enemy's tactical brilliance*
It's the equivalent of a king walking up to the gates of an enemy keep with his squire in tow, then immediately skewering his unaware squire on his halberd and devouring the poor man alive.
his king really said "pawn, im sorry but this isnt working anymore. we are going to have to cut you off and fire you."
*chops off the pawns head and throws the body into the incinerator*
well this went better thank chatgpt vs stockfish bruh
@@lesigh3410 Yeah i would probably surrender if i saw that
They must be French, too
Napoleon repeatedly blaming Doug for his bad moves completely unprompted is freaking hilarious.
I mean, napoleon said so so it must be true
Anyone would blame Doug Doug for his bad moves. Napoleon is better without a side cast .
I love how when Napoleon started to blame his generals Doug took it as “I’m the general and he’s blaming ME???”
"Well shit happens you know?"
-Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon after being exiled for a second time:
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Tony Abbott moment
Gotta love how as soon as Napoleon takes his own piece, 42% of chat understands fear and realizes just how unrestrained he truly is.
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4:09 Parisian Guillotine
5:14 Bourbon Backbreaker
6:13 Corsican Cannibal
7:06 Marseille's Mutilator
7:56 Elba Island Invasion
8:50 Waterloo Whirlwind
10:19 Provonco Pummel
10:46 Bordeaux Blitz
11:20 Versailles Vanquisher
11:59 Savoyarde Strike
12:59 Toulouse Tornado
14:15 Marseille Mirage
15:23 Lyon Lion's Roar
16:29 (Ferocious Francois)
17:54 Fierce Flandering Flash
18:56 Avignon Avalanture (Toulouse Thunder)
19:46 Cannes Crush (Dauntless Dijon)
20:43 Marseille's Marvel
21:35 Napolean Ultra Paradox
22:38 Le Havre Hammer (Grenoble Goliath)
23:23 Montpellier Mirage
24:19 Orleans Outrage (Grenoble Goliath)
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I'd like to apologize for I made a comment listing all of his moves with the timestamps, but I hadn't seen your comment yet
Fun fact: Napoleon was actually pretty bad at chess IRL. The ‘Napoleon opening’ in chess is considered very juvenile and easily countered, but it was named after one of his favorite strategies.
History accurate AI
wasn't he good by the 1800s standards?
Funny thing is, he used that move against an automaton, which was basically an 1800s AI
@@ismaelsilveira2316 Which was just some guy who was really good at chess under a table moving the arm.
And in this AI he cheats, like a bad chess player would!
"Viva la France and prepare to Shit your Pants" is THE most powerful opening line in a game of chess
1:18 for anyone looking for the time stamp.
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"Viva" is Spanish lol
i love how the Napoleon Ultra Paradox was such a perfect move that it manages to put the king in such an exact spot on the board that it was in check by 3 pieces
That’s the paradox
By FOUR pieces, the knight was in a position to destroy him if he moved left lmfao
By old-school rule, a check is defined as a King being attacked by one or two opponent pieces. His King being attacked by four pieces was not only not in check, but also delivering check on Twitch Chat's King.
he actually moved directly into checkmate
@@thataintfalco7106that’s not check
I love how when one chat member says “why don’t we also cheat?” The entire chat just started screaming “FUCK YOU”
When?
@@Viewer-r7l Get back in the basement or no more food for a week
Pfft it looks pretty bad when you frame it like that, but I'm also pretty sure they were just yelling at the Napoleon bot
@@zenixkiryu probably, but it’s funny to imagine the whole chat got so pissed at one guy asking a question that they just all simultaneously yelled fuck you
@@Kinito_pet99 What about me? Haven't have gotten sustenance in the last week (╥﹏╥)
The harder Napoleon loses, the more arrogant and flamboyant he gets.
Very historically accurate.
And the more he blames his generals
@@Ili-v4zto he fair it kinda was their fault usually
They are the one moving the pieces, not Napoleon
@@arandomplushdogifound6767 found Napoleon's alt account
Napoleon Bonerhard
The fact that the AI could cheat and instead of actually taking advantage of it he just put himself in compromising positions is hilarious
hes basically the uncle grandpa of chess
tbf doug literally put in the prompt that ai napoleon should do illogical and compromising moves as part of a "greater plan"
I’d literally just capture the enemy king with my queen at that point.
@@d1kgaws12AI Napoleon couldn’t do that; it was the only cheating thing it wasn’t allowed to do. In the VOD you can see what the guidelines for AI Napoleon were
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"Let their idle gossip be drowned in the roaring tide of French victory!"
Not gonna lie, hell of a line from AI Napoleon.
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@@bobbyhart5460Thank you good sir
They will always gossip
if only chatgpt was as good at chess as it is at coming up with names for its moves
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We all had our laughs but imagine if the NAPOLEON ULTRA PARADOX actually worked
It did because he basically killed himself instead of his opponents
Well it would have, if he had actually let it play through. There were actually zero legal moves that could have taken his King in that position.
I’m surprised it took him until the NAPOLEON ULTRA PARADOX to try simultaneously moving multiple pieces at the same time
It was those blasted generals
I suspect the genius Napoleon wanted the surrounding pawns to take the threatening rook and bishop, but General DougDoug messed it up.
The Napoleon Ultra Paradox was actually a brilliant move, by teleporting next to the king and surrounding himself with pawns he would've captured every piece around the king including the enemy king, he wins by putting himself in checkmate a paradox if you will, truly one of the grandmasters of all time.
It was the general's fault
@@mioj0000000yeah his general sent the pawns to the wrong spots
Unfortunately that’s only next turn and on the enemies turn they can capture the king making it still fail
It's like an automatic draw
@@capadociaash8003 you can cheat but you can’t be immortal?
The Napoleon AI could literally be the villain in a Yu-gi-oh show and I wouldn't even question it. He'd literally be abridged series Kaiba, breaking the rules.
Screw the rules! I have an empire!
@@schw4rztee502 "I normal summon my Blue Eyes White Dragon in the spell and trap zone and then I attack you directly. Blue Eyes, use Croissant Barrage". Or some other overly stupid name that doesn't suit Blue Eyes.
@@riskyworks "Croissant Catastrophe"
Yugi cheats about 4 times more than Kaiba though
@@jingbot1071 That's good!
The funniest part is that napoleon could have ended the game in a single move by loving literally any piece onto chat’s king but chose not to out of sheer incompetence. Amazing
That’s not really how chess works
And by that I mean that’s not even how you cheat at chess
You just don't understand the brilliance of his strategy.
@@drewstillexistsHe lost
@@TheSourKnight Only because of his incompetent generals
@@drewstillexistshe WAS his incompetent generals
Napoleon: *can cheat*
His Generals: *get him out of check*
Twitch:*makes a logical move*
Napoleon: " MY GENERALS HAVE FAILED ME"
Just like the real one
@@aureklanderson4498Not at all.
@@boceksiadamyes, except the russian invasion which was the most catastrophic blow to napoleon
@@RichD1 Sure, it was a catastrophe. However the general vibe was Napoleon styling on continental Europe so he didn't had to explain away a lot of mistakes.
Seems legit.
The fact that the AI that CAN CHEAT made the literal worst move, putting itself in check multiple times and CHECKMATING ITSELF, is hilarious
He was actually making genius moves, but it was his generals screwing up the execution every time
All of Napoleon Bonaparte's special moves:
4:18 - Parisian Guillotine
5:23 - Bourbon Backbreaker
6:18 - Corsican Cannibal
7:14 - Marseille's Mutilator
8:00 - Elba Island Invasion
8:58 - Waterloo Whirlwind
10:23 - Provonco Pummel
10:52 - Bordeaux Blitz
11:28 - Versailles Vanquisher
12:04 - Savoyarde Strike
13:08 - Touluse Tornado
14:20 - Marseille Mirage
15:26 - Lyon Lion's Roar
17:58 - Fierce Flandering Flash
19:02 - Avignon Avalanture
19:50 - Cannes Crush
20:46 - Marseille's Marvel
21:37 - NAPOLEON ULTRA PARADOX!!
22:45 - Le Havre Hammer
23:32 - Montpellier Mirage
24:19 - Orleans Outrage
Sees a comment is having 69 likes
Imma ruin that
Now out of all these moves, what percentage are considered legal in chess? This percentage is what we call the "Bonaparte constant", a fundamental part of our modern understanding of warfare and strategy.
Tbh NAPOLEON ULTRA PARADOX could have been the final move if it had been executed a tad better (planning was 10/10), damn the general for screwing it all up!
@@ThatShushi17-mc7ct generals: RIGGED
@@custodianguardofthemagyari216sorry I made in 96
It really is fitting that Dougdoug picked Napoleon because that mf never gave up and was absolutely not above dirty tactics. He was exiled to an island, decided he was done with that and just sailed back to the mainland. The army tried to stop him but he just stood there and told them to fall back under his command and then proceeded to march them back against the government.
Clearly a chad chess player
It's scarily historically accurate that every time Napolean makes a mistake, he immediately blames it on his generals. It's like it's really him!
Plus Doug getting the full experience of being a Napoleonic French general and having to stand there helplessly as he's blamed for doing exactly what he was told
in his defense, his soldiers did fail him a few times where his strategy was sound.
Almost like it is him :0
As soon as I read that comment he said exactly what you were saying. 10:49
wait... you don't think... could it be... the actual ghost of napoleon?
I can’t believe the chess stream made it on the channel before Napoleons AI map invasion stream. Napoleons amazing techniques of using baguettes and wine as battle tactics were robbed from us!
(Although chat did sweep that stream, so it might not be the best video, we was too good)
Before charborg ai invasion too
@Oppenheimer797the game played on a chessboard by two people who maneuver sixteen pieces each according to rules governing movement of the six kinds of pieces (pawn, rook, knight, bishop, queen, king), the object being to bring the opponent's king into checkmate is (3rd person singular present indicative of be) in fact; in reality; in truth; truly (used for emphasis, to confirm and amplify a previous statement, to indicate a concession or admission, or, interrogatively, to obtain confirmation) a/an (determinant meaning not any particular or certain one of a class or group) activity providing entertainment or amusement; pastime/competitive activity or sport in which players contend with each other according to a set of rules/single instance of such an activity/organized athletic program or contest/period of competition or challenge/total number of points required to win a game.
yes i copied these off some random website
Not the superpower baguettes, or the army bees!
This was before that
This is random but the longest someone has ever peed is 508 seconds or 8 minutes and 47 seconds
There was a university that held a chess ai competition a couple of years ago. everybody spent hours trying to create the best possible bot, but when they put all of them in a competition, the one who ended on top just made random moves.
😂
this reminds me when there was a poker ai competition and the winning ai was literally “if it’s my move, go all in” and it won
Reminds me of the Black Jack AI contest
Someone won by making a AI that always does one thing
All the other AIs panicked and folded
The lesson to learn from that is this:
If you are developing a competitive AI, don’t actually make an AI, make an edge case.
IIRC this is because they try to train AI on competetive gameplay so it always makes optimal moves, since AI can't recognize strategy or enemy moves but only recognizes what the theoretical best move would be it is incapable of knowing what the best response to a bad move is, it isn't trained on bad moves after all.
That's how a complete newbie beat the AI that was famous for beating a GO-Master, they just quickly explained the rules to him and he made circles, no strategy or anything. The AI couldn't recognize the moves and kept playing ideally against an enemy who isn't.
“Shit happens, you know”
-Emperor Napoleon
Napoleon's Moves:
Parisian Guillotine: Leave your queen to die.
Bourbon Backbreaker: Use a pawn to capture incorrectly.
Corsican Cannibal: A normal knight move. Wait, what?
Marseille Mutilator: A normal pawn move. What the fuck?
Elba Island Invasion: Moves a knight one space diagonally to capture a piece. Back to cheating.
Waterloo Whirlwind: Moves a pawn one space horizontally to capture a piece.
Provonco Pummel: Moves a rook over a pawn to take... nothing. That move did nothing.
Bordeaux Blitz: Moves a pawn forward one space. Man, he's really bad at this.
Versailles Vanquisher: Also moves a pawn forward one space, finally getting him out of check. That took a while.
Savoyarde Strike: Moves a bishop 3 spaces diagonally, putting a king in check.
Toulouse Tornado: Moves a rook diagonally. Doug fucked this one up. What an idiot.
Marseille Mirage: Rook jumps over a piece to take an opposing pawn.
Lyon Lion's Roar: Moves a king one space diagonally, taking... his own pawn. Of course.
Fierce Flandering Flash: Moves a pawn forward 2 spaces. Isn't he supposed to be cheating?
Avignon Avalanture: Moves a pawn forward 2 spaces. How unexpected.
Cannes Crush: Another normal pawn move. What a shocker.
Marseille's Marvel: Moves a king back one space. This is getting old.
Napoleon Ultra Paradox: Teleports the king into... checkmate. I don't even know why I got excited.
Le Havre Hammer: Moves a pawn one space forward. Fun.
Montpellier Mirage: Moves a pawn forward one space, illegally capturing. Back to cheating.
Orleans Outrage: Moves a pawn as if it's a knight.
Napoleon' Pieces:
Ferocious Francois, known for his fierce temperament.
Toulouse Thunder, regarded across the world for his bravery.
Dauntless Dijon. Bold?
Grenoble Goliath. Gallant? I guess?
He's so good at chess his generals just keep screwing him over with "logic" they just don't see the G E N I U S OF NAPOLEON'S AN-
@@kiffley and for all that, he lost. I think the beads went to his brain.
Thank you for this.
This take is like those normal people in life, analyzing a match of Yu-Gi-Oh and honestly questioning if any of those moves are even a thing.
Montpellier Mirage is just a shogi pawn
The editor desperately needs a raise
(especially for those name cards for Napoleons Moves)
+1
+1 but I need to point out the namecard art (specifically the spy poses) were created by Jeagle_g, which wasn't fully mentioned in the description
@@Suzumi-kunDid they edit them in? They're mentioned in the description now.
@@day7163 oh he was already mentioned but just not as having created that art
@@Suzumi-kun Ah okay. Yeah it's worded a little weird. Animation I feel like is kinda confusing in this context.
The AI blaming Doug for literally every single move was absolutely perfect.
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CLEARLY IT WAS THE GENERAL'S MISUNDERSTANDING THAT RESULTED IN OUR STRATEGIC FAILURE
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@@heckincat1406
“It was totally my general’s fault, shit happens, y’know.”
16:20
chess, but with named and storied pieces, also they don't really move or play like chess at all. it's just ai generated fire emblem at this point.
that is an AMAZING video game idea Sir/Madam/Lord posthistoricdino. also fanfic fuel galore
I love how despite beig told TO cheat, he still cheated *creatively*
He only cheats the turn after one of his own pieces is taken.
Like he's playing frickin Yugio
True
Wdym yugioh???
@@otherself7400 maybe a reference to the show?
@ ooh he is refencing yugioh dm. Yugi boomer
he sent doug to the shadow realm afterwards for being responsible for his loss
I like how ChatGPT has moments of clarity where it plays chess legitimately for a while.
I wonder if it was trying to replicate patterns it was being fed with twitch chat's moves
It doesn’t look like chatgpt. They usually have guidelines and probably wouldn’t talk about anal beads and the only way to use it in a program is with an api.
I am guessing it is GPT-3 running on his computer, just speculation tho.
@@sprshb1852 IIRC, if you use the API, the guidelines aren't there. So a swearing, anally stimulated Napoleon is still possible this way.
I’m actually surprised the AI didn’t just bring pieces back. Often when ChatGPT plays chess it will just bring pieces back or add new pieces to capture another (or just make a random move and say that it’s checkmate)
He might have been using GPT-4, because this AI had a much stronger grasp of chess and a better memory than previous videos like this.
@Number_055 yeah napoleon uses GPT-4 he said it did in a different napoleon stream before this one.
I was there for stream a month-3 months ago and whenever it tried to spawn something doug made him redo the move
@@Astrolavey a different napoleon stream???
@@saladplainzone now I’m interested
Napoleon here feels like a new d&d player who wants to do nothing but make the coolest moves possible while failing all his rolls, but the dm takes pity on him
I spin around and use my ice sword to clear out the fire.
*ice sword melts and they get lit on fire*
shit.
4:38 Dougdoug, don't you get it? He said he's using the Parisian Guillotine! That strategy is all about getting rid of your queen
As we know, every French person can he stereotyped as the spy from tf2
Spy could probably disguise himself as every French person
@@Slenderquilspy can disguise as anyone
including you.
I am Ze Spy
Maybe the true French person was the red spy in the base the entire time
yes correct
Napoleon's Battle Tactics
4:18 Parisian Guillotine
5:23 Bourbon Backbreaker
6:18 Corsican Cannibal
7:13 Marseille's Mutilator
8:00 Elba Island Invasion
8:59 Waterloo Whirlwind
10:22 Provonco Pummel
10:52 Bordeaut Blitz
11:29 Versailles Vanquisher
12:04 Savoyarde Strike
13:10 Toulouse Tornado
14:20 Marseille Mirage
15:26 Lyon Lion's Roar
16:32 Ferocious Francois Gallant Leap
17:58 Fierce Flandering Flash
19:01 Avignon Avalanture
19:51 Cannes Crush
20:47 Marseille's Marvel (Full Gimp Mode)
21:35 NAPOLEON ULTRA P̵̳̩̗̄̋Ä̴̹̝́̒ͅṞ̵͗͑̚͝Ȃ̵̮̋D̸̲̹̱̈́͝Ỏ̷̫X̶̧̡̘̮́̒͑́
22:46 Le Havre Hammer
23:30 Montpellier Mirage
24:19 Orleans Outrage
24:54 Finale Napoleon Terror Speach
HOW ARE YOU NOT PINNED
Thanks for the moveset list (and timestamps)! XD
Some of these sound like tf2 weapons
Honestly, these names are very cool and original for an AI
i love how he just sacrifices the king with Napoleon ultra paradox
I like how when that one chatter asked why they couldn’t also cheat to win, about 95% of chat was shaming them
This was an unintentionally brilliant way to showcase the amount of human input required for AI to function even mildly correctly.
This is what happens when you make an AI that isn't meant to play chess play chess. Of course it's going to be bad. Chess AIs like Stockfish can destroy humans. Even the ChatGPT instruct version being fine-tuned can play chess at a very high level.
@@shadowyzephyrI am so, so, so very tired of calling everything an AI. Please make it stop.
@@theparagonal Is it a simulation of intelligence? and does it happen to be artificial? Hmm... if only we had a word for an intelligence that is artificial, that has an easy to type short version thats... maybe two easy letters
The person who suggested that Napolean should give each of his moves an overly dramatic name like a character in a fighting game or anime is a genius.
It is likely more a reference to actual chess maneuvers like the Sicilian Defense or the King's Gambit.
I believe the joke is the laymen would believe there are a lot of moves in chess like a combo list in mortal kombat, which can be deployed at any time.
In reality chess maneuvers are just names of openings for the first 2 - 5 moves of the game.
Loved his IK the Napoleon Ultra Paradox
@@ghostderazgriz You're possibly right, I play chess but I didn't mentally equate the names of chess openings with things like the Waterloo Whirlwind and the Corsican Cannibal because of how goofy they are, and the fact that he's naming single moves rather than a series of moves or board positions. It felt so theatrical and unrelated to openings that it didn't connect
Can’t wait for DougDoug, GothamChess, Napoleon Bonaparte, Twitch Chat, ChatGPT, and Stockfish collab. This collaboration will be bigger than endgame.
whos doug?
@@owenzoch9863the side character
@@owenzoch9863the chair’s friend from high school
That'd be fucking fire
Don't forget sam
In reality, the Napoleon Ultra Paradox was the best play ever. Let me explain.
So, Napoleon did put his king into checkmate, however, by putting his pawns around both him and the enemy king, it leads into a true paradox. Both kings are in a checkmate, which means that the game cannot be won or lost by either of them, leading into a stalemate
His genius is truly beyond his general's comprehension.
the fact that Napoleon is portrayed as a spy from tf2 is amazing
Headcanon: a Twitch chat member kidnapped Napoleon and posed as him, and deliberately threw the game.
I keep re-watching the “Napoleon Ultra-Paradox” because I think the AI found the single worst space on the board and was trying to surrender
It didn't know how to say "I give up and don't want to play anymore" its adorable
That is tradition for the French
It actually is a perfect move. It looks terrible on first glance, but if you pay close attention, there's actually no legal moves available to Twitch Chat that will capture Napoleon's King.
@@VeryPeeved I don't know if that's true. You can't make a move that leaves you in check, but are you "leaving yourself in check" if you've ended the game by taking the enemy king? Could be wrong, but as far as I know there's no rule on that because in normal play you can't take an enemy king.
@@VeryPeeved
So that's why it's called a _paradox!_
Napoleon Bonaparte has shown he is unparalleled once again!
Napoleon being actually funny shows just how far chatgpt has come in the past year
“i am as invincible in the boudoir as i am on the battlefield” goes hard
@@thatoneguy9582Fr 😄
is the voice real ?
@@abdulazizabdulaziz6304Its Doug's voice on an AI, so its real.
"Shit happens, you know?" 😂
Napoleon AI using random French cities names to name his strategies is the funniest thing as a French 😂
How accurate are they to how the cities work/are?
@@pokegardNot very accurate honestly. Though the AI is very good at creating strategy with the same letters as the city/region.
Damn your French? Get well soon my man
Don't forget the spy from TF2
Twitch chat: makes logical moves
Napoleon in every move: "AHA! You have fallen to my trap like imbeciles!"
The spy as Napoleon suits so well
tbf everything is a trap when you can move anywhere
@@Georogos YOU ACTIVATED MY TRAP CARD!!!
And then I’d like “damn they took my pawn. My damn generals!”
Clearly, the only logical move was cheating
For those who haven't seen it, I highly recommend watching the VOD that inspired this video. It was a battle for Europe between Napoleon and Twitch Chat. The first hour was them duking it out chess-style and it was incredible. Smoke approves!
could you give the link?
Do you have a link to the vod?
The AI is really good at naming things. If you ever struggle for a name, give it a brief description and ask for some names for what you're doing and they're almost always bangers
That's what AI should be used for
I should use this, I'm terrible at naming things
@@doozy5184 i also typically ask it rewirte something I'm doing a few times, take the best parts and implement them into my original text
I mean it’s just *french municipality* + *random alliterative word*, not hard to create something.
@judygillespie3717 "you need to know french" literally who does that
20:47 oh screw you i was looking at any possible reason my pc would have made this sound until i rewatched this part like 3 times... damn xD
i want napoleon and his anal beads to be a recurring character in the dougdoug cinematic universe, battling the twitch chat coalition in different games
Please doug I beg
yes please
Imagine Doug makes a new episode of A.I. Takeover and brings back Napoleon
@@Asa45400
This video was from a part of a stream just like that, it’s on the vod channel
Something similar to this happened, it was like the episodes where Doug and twitch chat battle for land using ai but Doug was replaced with king George ai and they fought for the United States in wwi
"Well shit happens you know?"-Napoleon Bonaparte. I actually want Napoleon to return. The archenemies of Twitch chat.
Napoleon is the true other main character, the opposition to twitch chat
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Well, he did, and lost again.
The fact that chat has maintained their FIVE GAME WIN streak, having NOT LOST, A SINGLE TIME EVER, even against Napoelon, is absolutely hilarious.
Five? Which is the fifth did I miss one?
@@HollowKnightReferencewe have three games against Napoleon I think. One where he's just an ai that messes up, one where he's allowed to cheat but trys to cheat less, and one where he goes full cheater, a god that got cocky and that alone was why we won
@@HollowKnightReference To clear up any confusion, it's a 5 game win STREAK, but in total Chat has won 6 times, and played 7 games:
2 wins and 1 draw against Doug
1 win against Ludwig's YT Chat
3 wins against AI Napoleon
I’ll give my respect to the editor to making all of the Frenchman’s moves into words.
I love how the napoleon ultra paradox was basically him going
*teleports behind you*
"Nothing personal kid"
Except he stabs himself with his own katana just after saying that.
@@Vaksharules1999 lmao exactly
its actually a paradox, because they are both in check
@@Duskillionyea but napoleon check mated himself
When you have mate but the black king has a shotgun
Everyone: AI is gonna take over the world! We’re all doomed
Strongest AI on the market: *cheats himself into checkmate*
Well strongest ai across the board. Jack of all trades means mediocre at all trades.
@@viktorbazina still. They cheated themselves into checkmate
@@viktorbazina jack of all trades master of none
@@derpinator4912 Exactly
It's all part of his devious plan. Throw the battle to win the war.
As a french person, I’ve never been this impressed and proud of our emperor
Somehow the "Bourbon Backbreaker" is simultaneously one of the most- and one of the LEAST reasonable moves Napoleon made throughout!
The sheer simplicity of him casually following the rules (moving his pawn two squares) and also breaking them (snatching the knight) is just too hilarious for me!
Every Counterattack:
Parisian Guillotine - 4:22
Bourbon Backbreaker - 5:25
Corsican Cannibal - 6:21
Marseille’s Mutilator - 7:17
Elba Island Invasion - 8:04
Waterloo Whirlwind - 9:00
Provonco Pummel - 10:24
Bordeaux Blitz - 10:56
Versailles Vanquisher - 11:30
Savoyarde Strike - 12:05
Toulouse Tornado - 13:11
Marseille Mirage - 14:21
Lyon Lion’s Roar - 15:27
Ferocious Francois - 16:36
Fierce Flandering Flash - 17:59
Avignon Avalanture - 19:04
Cannes Crush - 19:52
Marseille’s Marvel - 20:48
Napoleon Ultra Paradox - 21:39
Le Havre Hammer - 22:47
Montpellier Mirage - 23:34
Orleans Outrage - 24:21
There’s so many moves, he’s like a fucking anime main character with that many attack names. Which he totally was.
6:21 Corsican Cannibal
@@zedlyfier7617 Thanks didn’t know I missed one lol
My personal names for each of the unnamed moves
0:51 Strasbourg Summoning
2:03 French Fearstriker
3:01 Vannes Vengeance
These names went through some revisions until I came up with names I thought were fitting enough.
ask doug if they're canon or not
Damn they're good
Aww, I love them XD Thanks for sharing!
I grew up in Vannes, funny seeing someone mentioning it here haha
Im never getting over how sick the napoleon ultra paradox sounds
It sounds so fucking cool, I wish it wasn't an absolutely terrible move
the napoleon ultra paradox is basically napoleon coming into the future to exact revenge against his enemies but then when he wins it starts to destroy the fabric of time and space and reality and then it just keeps happeneing until napoleon kills himself to save the earth from the multiple iterations of him constantly trying to exact revenge. and then it puts twitch chats king in check and they block it with bishop
🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶
@@ashleyberkowitz8772It might not be; If you are in check your move must result in you getting out of check, you are not allowed to make a move that would leave your king to be captured (this does not apply to Napoleon as he can cheat) meaning that Chat’s only legal moves would be moving their own king out of check to G8 or G6, whereafter Napoleon could take Chat’s rook for free, and would have been left with a brunch of pawns ready to promote. However due to the incompetence of General Douglas, this did not come to be. The Napoleon Ultra Paradox would have won Napoleon the game if only his General knew the rules better.
@@dragoned7685 Wait, wouldn’t this move break the rules of chess itself so hard that it wouldn’t even cause a stalemate? It might literally cause a chess paradox! I finally understand it.
One minute in and I can confirm that the AI certainly has Napoleon's ego
people: "ChatGPT IS GOING TO GO SKYNET ON OUR ASS!"
AI in question: *Loses at chess, facing Doug's twitch chat, despite being the only one allowed to cheat*
It will
@@UnTotal1-Requess It will not. ChatGPT is not AI, it's a language model. Literally predictive text.
Chatgpt is comparable to a very intelligent bird, sure it can make a sentence but it probably has the understanding of a, well, bird
@@Beepers559 You've been misled. It has NO intelligence or understanding. It's not an AI, it's advanced predictive text.
On the other hand I’d say it’s far surpassed the average human capacity for alliterative France-themed attack names
Genuinely obsessed with the fact that DougDoug is able to make what sounds like a stupid concept the most entertaining thing to watch
the key is that it's not *too* stupid, it's just stupid enough to actually work in some way. It's calculated stupid. Truly, CatCat has mastered the art of stupid.
That's just his entire brand.
I actually want Napoleon to return. The archenemies of Twitch chat
He's barely a villain of the week tbh
@@bruuuuuuuuhhhhhe's not going to be just a villain of the week soon
Luckily, they banished him to an island.
*_But he came back!_*
@@ValeBridgeslucky they banished him to another island
He needs to team up with the great wizard babagoboosh to defeat the high demon elgrim
Fun Fact: most of the lines of his attacks and names of his chess pieces are based on actual french things like french territories and cities
Thanks Captain Obvious
dawg some people dont know geography and dont even live in france lol@@robertredfield8873
Napoleon Ultra Paradox?
paradox is the company who made hoi4
(a strategy game based on war and ww2)
@@HorrorEnjoyer3
@@HorrorEnjoyer3pretty sure that’s based on napoleon but im not a professional
"Thousands of screaming children play chess against Napoleon, who's actually an AI and is cheating" is something you'd only expect from DougDoug, and I love it
I might expect it from Charborg too, but that's why I watch both. You never know what wacky thing they'll come up with on any given day.
I love how the ai could just say “my pawn on e2 kills their king”
No, he made it a rule that he can't just capture your king or checkmate you immidietly
A real "no onions for twitch chat" moment.
@@Opanker_Or else Chat would have been destroyed by the Napoleon Ultra Paradox
But can he kill HIS king?
@@techno1561yeah fr Napoleon should have won right there, RIGGED
I absolutely love how much Napoleon hyped up moves like taking out his own pawn and putting his king in checkmate range. He's dumb but his confidence is admirable
the editing of this video is FANTASTIC, loved every second of it. love the content doug!
Seeing an AI that can literally make any move fail completely is the kind of thing that really gives you confidence the robots will never take over.
Ai’s can’t currently take over the world because they have no sense of object permanence
okay but we're talking about chess of all things here. computers trained on chess have been beating humans for over 25 years
@@BloodSugarLQsuch is the true nature of the napoleon ultra paradox
@@BloodSugarLQIf ChatGPT had the power of those chess bots this would've been an incredible fight
I love how Doug went from "Don't say gimp mode on my channel" to "FULL GIMP MODE!!!" in like 10 seconds flat.
the AI looks like it would name its son Jeremy before leaving him, Jeremy's multiple older brothers, and Jeremy's mother, only to end up in the same military team as Jeremy.
And then disguise as Tom jones while his son was on his deathbed to tell him he was his father using a metaphor based on the hit song “sex bomb” as his son fades away only to go back because all of the women on earth haven’t slept with him yet
we need to continue the story
@@Medic-ow1brunfortunately the writers quit before finalizing the rest of the story
the kind of guy to steal your computer's electricity, and then make it explode
10:33 Napoleon sacs his king, this should now just turn into extinction chess where the kings are capturable pieces and the last player with pieces on the board wins
How come this AI voice is so much more expressive than usual? This sounds so extremely good
I think cause it's a different service. This is Doug's voice impersonating the French. There's some on the clips channel like this. Like with Elden Ring's Goddrick or Melania. (Don't know if those are spelled right lol)
Edit: also with pajama Sam if you haven't seen it already.
@@day7163 That's what I was thinking of, since Pajama Sam and DougGPT had weird speech impediments that this one doesn't seem to have
@@BierBart12 Ah okay. I thought you could've been thinking about like the DnD characters. Yeah I don't know.
@@BierBart12its the same program as those, this one just uses more doug than pajama sam did. And melania was dougs voice pitched up so that may be why. I think douggpt was his first try is memory serves, so maybe hes also gotten better at it with time
Napoleon: *crafts incoherent chess moves and loses to Chat, despite being able to cheat*
Also Napoleon: *blames **-his Generals-** Doug* “Sh*t happens, you know!” 🤷♂️
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That one chatter who suggested Napoleon name all of his moves was a genius.
The worst part about this video?
The Spy would absolutely behave like this. Arrogant, confident, and absolutely idiotic.
He technically had one more move. Chess ends in checkmate because one the losing team can't perform a legal move when mated. Since Napoleon is Napoleon he could've tanken the rook with a pawn across the screen, unmating himself.
P.D. whoever suggested to add move names automatically made this 200000 times funnier, also the editor omg
Napoleon cannot get out of a checkmate since chat wouldn't have any win condition otherwise. Also, he's cheating, the cheating moves don't count as normal moves.
You're welcome lol
Consider him losing that turn payment for having the checkmate Napoleon Ultra Paradox should have cost him waivered.
In the VOD Doug says if it's checkmate by normal chess rules, chat wins
@@Violet_KnightWe will tell stories of you and your contribution to humanity to our grandchildren.
I love that AI has turned Doug Doug streams into like the worlds weirdest d&d campaign
AI allowed to cheat.
Also the AI : Plays the worst moves possible to gaslight doug that he is the one that causes their failure
It's not that he's "allowed" to cheat, but that nobody stops him. Like a frustrated toddler playing a board game with the parents
The AIs strategy is to terrify the opponent with utter insanity
The *Waterloo Whirlwind* was truly terrifying. One of the greatest attack plans in all of earths history
I kinda wonder what would happen if you took two different cheating AIs against each other. Maybe even turn it into a tournament.
Master Chief still wins despite being eliminated in the first round.
@@benh3518 I love that reference, master chief always coming back during the battle between the characters
@@benh3518so master chief is the dougdoug version of purple guy ............ I'll see myself out
My favorite thing about DouglasDoug is that each time there's a cut in the video you can kind of piece together what twitch chat was talking about ten seconds before
Do you watch the streams? Cause I do to and can kinda do that. I'm curious if you can do it without watching streams.
15:40, Napoleon is so frustrated he’s executing his own pawns to set an example to the rest of the army
It’s so funny to see the napoleon AI come up with ultimate moves like an anime character
Ultra Paradox sounds like an anime character move too.
The AI is so good at naming shit, I often just give a brief description of something, and ask for names that fit a theme, and it spits out so many absolute banger names
THE CORSICAN CANNIBAL
Technically, Napoleon had a checkmate since the first move because any of his pieces could have immediately taken the king
Nah. He can't auto take the king, like he's not allowed to put himself in check.
We laid down some ground rules before the stream that didn't come up in the video. That he wasn't allowed to take the king directly was one. The others were that he wasn't allowed to ignore check (which came up) and finally that he wasn't allowed to cheat to get out of a checkmate (otherwise he could have teleported his pawn to take the rook on e1 or something)
Idk why they didn't include these, but it was mentioned at the beginning of the stream that Napoleon "can't directly take the king, since the win condition for chess is checkmate, not physically taking the king"
huge shoutout to Mckl's editing. Napoleon's move animations are god tier lmao
Napoleon: *Says anything French*
Doug: Oooh!
How magnanimous of Emperor Napoleon to allow chat to checkmate him. If he had wanted to, he could have teleported his King out of harm’s way, but he allowed them to enjoy this small victory. Truly a selfless general.
complete fever dream of a stream. I'm still a huge fan of chat constantly shouting "D:" every time napoleon named a new move, no matter how ineffectual the move was or silly the name is.
7:05 im mad at how good the delivery is here. Ai is starting to like get expressions and stuff down thats wild
It’s all just instructions and codes put in by Doug himself the ai doesn’t isn’t really conscious it just follows the instructions
@@spookyboivilla5386 they mean in the tone and such, not any actual emotion there
I love how most of his moves are kind of country related, and then theres "THE NAPOLEON ULTRA PARADOX" which sounds like an Ultimate attack from an Anime or Fighting game, even further juxtaposed by the fact that it puts him into checkmate