As someone whose military service was in comms and command, the way you folks talk in this video is a joy to hear. Organised, concise, clear. An absolute delight.
awmperry first of all, thank you for your service, also, I have to agree even though I never was a radio operator, and I doubt I'll be in the military ever due to me having autism. But the way they speak is to the point and consice
Wulf715 I'm on the spectrum myself - for the things I did it's only benefits. But of course everyone's presentation is different; if you want to serve, just don't let it stop you. :-)
There's not really any such thing as "wrong" in comms, if the message gets across clearly. Different organisations have different routines that their operators are expected to follow, but in this instance they've got their own system that is clear, concise and unambiguous. The message gets through without confusion or significant misunderstandings - so yeah, full marks from me.
I love how much you broke this game down. The manual is an amazingly overcomplicated mess (Which in a normal game does add to the fun a bit) and you stripped it all into the simplest rules you needed, picked out only the most important information, figured out how to fully explain and communicate the more chaotic and misleading elements of those modules, and then offloaded everything that was too much to juggle into other people's brains, took on anything you could manage yourself, and ran that entire system like a god damned machine. Dude.
That's pretty normal, if you're playing it a while. I've seen bomb defuser capable of doing memory and who's on first on their own. PS: I'm just good enough to do the wires and complicated wires alone
That moment when you used to watch Lt Hummus do simple bombs from back when the game first out, then you lost interest in the game for almost a year, but then you come back to this overwhelming shit
3:41 Third persons voice: your password are ready Me: Wtf, there are more than 2 people, but then again this is a whole elevator with shit on the walls.
there's gonna be that one guy that walks in the elevator and everyone's looking at eachother smirking because they know the poor dude is gonna get lit the fuck up in there *psst.. James.. Look! He's taking the elevator! *snickering**
Great playthrough but I have a few questions: 1. How does he know where to set the needy module without checking the light order each time? 2. How does he know when to let go of the buttons? 3. How does he know which button to press first time on the Memory module without checking first? 4. How does he know which wires to cut on the colour-led-star wires without asking? If the answer to all of the above is basically "He's memorized these aspects of the game manual" then first of all, "Bravo sir!" but second of all, it's time for a new manual!
1) you can use either the first 3 pairs of lights, or the 4th and 5th pairs to uniquely determine it. He memorized most of them but had to ask twice 2) one colour is 4, another is 5, rest are 1 - can't remember which colours though :( 3) display 1, 2, 3, 4 = position 2, 2, 3, 4 4) you can cut white, white star and red star without any conditions
There is no screen, all other players besides the person defusing with the VR headset have printed binders with actual paper. You can try with a tablet and PDF but it's much too slow, and the notes tend to get tossed about as the timer drops and pages aren't needed anymore. The only thing shared by the whole team is a com channel and maybe a table if they're in the same place.
@@bronzedivision we actually just streamed this on twitch and the main person put me in discord with a cam then shared that screen, on discord u can share up to 4 ppl so its totally possible. I would have love to see how they did it.
Also the bomb manual is intentionally unoptimized. Once you learn how the modules work, you can often reorganize the data so that you only need to know a minimum amount of information to solve them, or in some cases memorize the solutions as the players did here on occasion.
TIM idator They did a few attempts with the modded modules in the elevator. You can see them if you check out the full steam on LtHummus' Twitch channel.
I hear 4 different voices so one person memorized Like 7 different things while the other 3 either were figuring stuff out or keeping track of things in-game I am thoroughly impressed
Pretty sure I played with these guys briefly at PAX Prime back in 2015, when this was just coming out and they just had a small theatre rented out with the game running the entire weekend. I'm still so impressed at how coordinated these people are at the base modules!
I love coming back to this video every now and again, especially now that I have a friend with a VR headset - it's cool seeing what tricks I picked up from your videos and what systems I made for myself
INSANE. To be able to do this, the teamwork you have to have, the synchronicity you have to have with your team-mates, the trust you have to put in them, the ability for you to hold your nerve and not panic, and above all that also having a fantastic knowledge of the game and an insane memory to be able to maximise your efficiency, simply unbelievable. Literally running out of superlatives. I've never seen anything like it.
i rly watched the whole video, talk about tension, theres barely been any movie catching my attention like this. quite enjoyable and glad you made it guys. insane job and teamwork.
this gives you such a different quality of anxiety that it actually shakes you up. invigorating also great fucking teamwork, i cannot imagine how many hours of preparation and training that took
I just watched ur video of you guys doing 23 modules. Then I click on this one of you guys doing 50 something modules in VR. You guys are fucking crazy lolol...
This got recommended to me after watching a video of Doom being played inside of somebody’s car. I was not disappointed. This was stressful and still humorous.
I have seen regular levels of this game, but this is insane. This is a level that can only be completed with a group of very skilled people. I mean, the early levels are fun for party games or whatever, but this takes dedication. Even with these people that know one another and know their roles, this was solved with less than 37 seconds remaining... that's pretty close. Wonderful job by everyone involved, the ones behind the scenes were bloody amazing, but the communication was awesome and everyone did a great job.
i just love the thought that there was one day where they all found this game, and they all sucked at it. and had no idea how to tell what the morse codes were, but they all thought, 'this is fun. I wanna beat this.' And then we get this amazing thing! Congratz, yall. That was awesome team work!
Imagine a escape room with this. Not with actually bombs ofc but you get the idea. A set of modules that are copied (or modified) from the game. Throw in a manual (preferably less than the amount of players) and watch either the chaos unfold or it slowly works out in beautiful harmony. Play it on a group of strangers that don't know each other well for greater entertainment or satisfaction.
You guys have an awesome system in place but I was still on the edge of my seat. I didn't even know the bombs could get this crazy (And now I know they can get even crazier than that.)
One person has the game running on the moniter whilst another person is in another room with a comm device and the pdf or hardcopy version of the game's bomb defusal manual. The bomb in the normal version is a suitcase with modules on it and the person at the moniter has to describe the module to the person with the manual so they can look it up and tell the defuser what buttons to press/which wire to cut etc. .
To add to what XgamerPlayz said, the manual itself is deliberately confusing. The devs have it posted online at www.bombmanual.com/. The game is also capable of being modded using Unity (a game development engine/editor that uses Javascript and/or C# for the code) to add new modules. In this case, the mod places a stupid number of 9-module panels on the inside of an elevator. Here, they don't appear to be using custom bomb modules because the Elevator of Doom mod is way more than hard enough as-is. One of my favorite KTANE mods is the Piano Keys mod, which comes in both Standard and Cruel versions. Apart from having to be able to actually understand sheet music and actual piano keys to be able to effectively defuse a Piano Keys module, in the cruel version one must also apply transformations to the required sequence of notes. I've been a musician, live with a published composer, and we've played KTANE together. We tried Piano Keys and Cruel Piano Keys and, well.... boom..
Ok, seriously now, the Hardcore bomb defuse was pretty damn unbelievable like from a movie, then the double-decker thing was fucking awesome.... but this... *HOW THE FUCK!?*
Holy... Those years playing "Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes" really worth it because those multi-tasking and teamwork are just... I couldn't explain because I have no words of how smooth the communications are and how good their memories are. That moment when I wanted to play, but I have no friends. :')
![Double-Decker Bomb Solved! [Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8aQQABdvHkw/mqdefault.jpg)
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All that for the elevator? Should have just taken the stairs
if an elevator takes 20 minutes, then guess how much the stairs would take
@@ahmedkhalil4416 better than blowing up lol
@@friendsheeep stairs vs chance of blowing up? gonna have to take my chances on this one
when Jame bond does not want to walk up
The stairs are worse there is modules in every step u take and u only have 10 min
"red to b"
"no"
"red to b"
"yes"
"word"
"what"
"middle left"
"what"
"click what"
Gotta love KTANE terminology.
it’s different every time
Anna Lialine r/boneappletea
@@looperover r/ihavereddit, thats not a boneappletea
*when you’re 4 and get to press the elevator button*
but you can't reach and your parents press it for you D:
Austin Chan but numbers are all in a weird font, so your imaginary friends helping you to understand them
Oh, I remember that feeling.
And then in a week I was able to reach it because I grew enough o.O
HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHHAHHAH DUDE BECOME A COMEDIAN IM DYING
*Yes*
As someone whose military service was in comms and command, the way you folks talk in this video is a joy to hear. Organised, concise, clear. An absolute delight.
awmperry first of all, thank you for your service, also, I have to agree even though I never was a radio operator, and I doubt I'll be in the military ever due to me having autism. But the way they speak is to the point and consice
Wulf715 I'm on the spectrum myself - for the things I did it's only benefits. But of course everyone's presentation is different; if you want to serve, just don't let it stop you. :-)
awmperry thank you for your service. I love hearing these kind of organized things as well
just out of interest, is there anything they did wrong here when it comes to communication?
There's not really any such thing as "wrong" in comms, if the message gets across clearly. Different organisations have different routines that their operators are expected to follow, but in this instance they've got their own system that is clear, concise and unambiguous. The message gets through without confusion or significant misunderstandings - so yeah, full marks from me.
This is insane. Talk about multitasking...
How it feels to be an AMD processor
Haktan Kaçmaz How it feels to chew five gum
Mysterion *ice explosion*
th-cam.com/video/ixlWDV0CVmM/w-d-xo.html
that's not multitasking
*when you get stuck n the elevator but you're James Bond*
I'd rather be the original MacGyver.
Yeah this is more like a MacGyver scenario
Rare footage of what’s happening in a 1x1 rubix cube
........you are inside an infinite bomb, everything outside that room is bomb, there is no outside only bomb
Vinicio Vázquez Mar This is not even a room its a bomb.
This comment is bomb and my grammas is bomb.
That dog is a bomb!
That basketball is a bomb!
Even my words are...KABOOM!
Cookie for you if you got the reference
NinjaMaster909 I've heard that from some game, was it the impossible quiz?
DynamoDoesGaming No, but it is from a popular game
I'm a bomb defusal expert - I did not sign up for defusing elevators!
A bomb defusal expert with a MLP avatar? I don't think so.
I'll have you know I've beaten "One of Everything" as a solo expert.
Video game expert, not actual. =D
Ryan Edge (no hate, just curious 🙂) what oc is your pfp? Is it a google crome pegasus? What is the name I have to know
Faye Enoki It's not an OC, it's just a cute picture I found off the internet. =D
Faye Enoki I'm sure you could find it as chrome Pegasus if you look it up. Someone ponified all the browsers and that's chrome's.
11:13
"I wanna eat cereal"
"ok i'll get that in a second"
wholesome family interaction
ChammyChanga
actually that was ‘I will need serial’
cuz he needs serial numbers for defusing..though cereal would’ve been hilarious😂😂
@@cinnamonu dont be one of those people
Coco crunch or rice Krispies
"I'm giving you all memory. Oh wait, lemme hold some buttons."
Scwootel lol
oh the irony
Oh the irony it’s too much
why did i see this at the same time as the video-
"Uh uh negative, the words U R, uh huh positive, Y-O-U-R." That sounds like a neat song I've never heard.
No Name
You're a saviour. Thought I had to rewatch the entire video again just to find that part.
JOKER!
@@lookingcooljokr9528 ?
I read this as I got to that part
I love how much you broke this game down. The manual is an amazingly overcomplicated mess (Which in a normal game does add to the fun a bit) and you stripped it all into the simplest rules you needed, picked out only the most important information, figured out how to fully explain and communicate the more chaotic and misleading elements of those modules, and then offloaded everything that was too much to juggle into other people's brains, took on anything you could manage yourself, and ran that entire system like a god damned machine. Dude.
The devs of the game should hold tournaments for keep talking and nobody explodes
That's pretty normal, if you're playing it a while. I've seen bomb defuser capable of doing memory and who's on first on their own.
PS: I'm just good enough to do the wires and complicated wires alone
Tasty Rainbro which is dumb and subverts the purpose of the game. The puzzle parameter should be unique instances every time on a mobile device
Congrats. You just explained learning a game.
The fact you where able to understand the way they’re breaking this down says something about your brain
That moment when you used to watch Lt Hummus do simple bombs from back when the game first out, then you lost interest in the game for almost a year, but then you come back to this overwhelming shit
OMG right 😂 relatable
same here .. just found that and .. amazing shit :D
VR rocks in that case
How can one possibly lose interest in this wonderful game.
It changed him ever since
Or 4 years later!
Tfw when normal elevators give u anxiety ;-;
Andrew Maddela that face when when ;-;
Andrew Maddela
F
Andrew Maddela well if he defuse the elevator bomb
Omg
The agent unknown is the smartest among the scrubs!
Boiiiiiiiiiiii
For most dealing done
What kind of normal elevator is this lol. Tons of bombs.
Andrew Maddela I love elevators, but not bomb elevators!
Lol, that panic on the last simon says, fatigue XD
fatigue means tired
hey leave Mr. Epiphany alone
lol means laughing out loud
you guys are like a well oiled machine
3:24 “I dunno where you’re going bud, we finished that maze.” 😂
I love how the chat is almost completely silent but at 19:50 they all just go crazy.
FL4ym3Burn I know right?
3:41
Third persons voice: your password are ready
Me: Wtf, there are more than 2 people, but then again this is a whole elevator with shit on the walls.
I love this game, but I don't have any friends to play with ;-;
I know what you feel
Tushar Sadhwani lol same
Same. It's like the only game on my laptop.
Stirling how, alone?
There's a Keep talking discord that you can play with others online if you're interested!
These guys are human counterparts of i7 processors.
try i9 or threadripper
@@kitalthevali Like the maybe coming 64 core threadripper
me soloing this game makes me feel like my laptop's intel hd processor
Always remember to use your manners when you're defusing an explosive elevator.
Imagine u have to do this everytime when using an elevator
Milošus Velký
And they say stairs are a better exercise...
i'd take the stairs
Myst1cV01d and in the stairs are 500 modules
there's gonna be that one guy that walks in the elevator and everyone's looking at eachother smirking because they know the poor dude is gonna get lit the fuck up in there
*psst.. James.. Look! He's taking the elevator! *snickering**
Can't imagine an elevator that takes 20 minutes
this is phenomenal gameplay dude
i'm loving it
keep up the good work
Great playthrough but I have a few questions:
1. How does he know where to set the needy module without checking the light order each time?
2. How does he know when to let go of the buttons?
3. How does he know which button to press first time on the Memory module without checking first?
4. How does he know which wires to cut on the colour-led-star wires without asking?
If the answer to all of the above is basically "He's memorized these aspects of the game manual" then first of all, "Bravo sir!" but second of all, it's time for a new manual!
Anderson Council212280 He's memorized these aapects of the game manual
The buttons show a white light that means release on a time with a 1
1) you can use either the first 3 pairs of lights, or the 4th and 5th pairs to uniquely determine it. He memorized most of them but had to ask twice
2) one colour is 4, another is 5, rest are 1 - can't remember which colours though :(
3) display 1, 2, 3, 4 = position 2, 2, 3, 4
4) you can cut white, white star and red star without any conditions
Hes probably done so much preping and gone through so many attempts that he's memorized what to do
Soo... if you have no friends to play it with, i guess you gotta memorize the entire manual and play it on your own? :P
He literally did the cutting the last wire in the nick of time trope. The shaky hands on this boi at the end tho, the tension!
"Men can't do two things at a time"
nah I wank while watching porn all the time
three verbs if you count sitting!
@@milanstevic8424 five if you count breathing and blinking
@@CDCHexaku six if I'm also typing -- aka a multitasking polymath
this is what insanity looks like.
he's so educated saying thank you after asome of the modules
Cristian Garcia That’s just being polite....
Is there a way we can see the screen of the others because god damn they're fast
There is no screen, all other players besides the person defusing with the VR headset have printed binders with actual paper. You can try with a tablet and PDF but it's much too slow, and the notes tend to get tossed about as the timer drops and pages aren't needed anymore. The only thing shared by the whole team is a com channel and maybe a table if they're in the same place.
@@bronzedivision we actually just streamed this on twitch and the main person put me in discord with a cam then shared that screen, on discord u can share up to 4 ppl so its totally possible. I would have love to see how they did it.
I know this is old, but since no one else answered, it's at bombmanual dot com (This thing won't let me put a link in the comment)
Also the bomb manual is intentionally unoptimized. Once you learn how the modules work, you can often reorganize the data so that you only need to know a minimum amount of information to solve them, or in some cases memorize the solutions as the players did here on occasion.
actually, im pretty sure one of them is using a pdf version, you can hear a mouse frantically scrolling near the end
damn the amount of hours that went into developing this precise communication is probably insane
Now try defusing an elevator bomb with the modded modules.
Regardless though, great job!
TIM idator They did a few attempts with the modded modules in the elevator. You can see them if you check out the full steam on LtHummus' Twitch channel.
14:20 "i'm so confused lol but also mildly erect" literally same
that same guy ended up subscribing at the end lol
Cryptic Bunny He busted a nut when they defused it.
this is such a delight to watch tbh. no screaming, no lack of comprehension or cohesion. the exact opposite of my games.
I hear 4 different voices so one person memorized Like 7 different things while the other 3 either were figuring stuff out or keeping track of things in-game I am thoroughly impressed
I would like to see a coop of this game where two people have to diffuse a bomb with 60-80 modules under a certain time limit. all while IN VR
Xo3 there was a game on tv between two pairs of celebs. They were shit.
Did you play with the mod yet, where you have to drive a bus while defusing the bomb?
Wll youll be dead on that mod
Is it a movie?
With Keanu Reeves?
Yeah, I think it was called The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down
Matty Artell I understood that reference
"Uh Uh negative, the words You Are, Uh Huh positive, Y O U R" I dont know why I like that so much
see, he's not dead
and WTF is that bomb xd
woulda been cooler if he used new modules aswell tho
Maxoxo well, now he is
That is not a bomb. That is a fucking explosive elevator.
HOLY MOTHER OF PEARL THAT IS A LOT OF MODULES
Indeed!!
Centurian
@@K_amonger praetorian
This is the coolest thing ever. Hoooly shit
police squads watching like "daaaaaaaaaaem"
You mean bomb defusing squads?
XgamerPlayz da faq the difference?
Captain Cocaine police squads are just regular officers, bomb squads specialize in safely observing the contents of a bomb and correctly disarming it
this is amazing love this game at this levels
"no time for caution" by hans zimmer would be a perfect soundtrack for this lmao
Pretty sure I played with these guys briefly at PAX Prime back in 2015, when this was just coming out and they just had a small theatre rented out with the game running the entire weekend. I'm still so impressed at how coordinated these people are at the base modules!
I love coming back to this video every now and again, especially now that I have a friend with a VR headset - it's cool seeing what tricks I picked up from your videos and what systems I made for myself
INSANE. To be able to do this, the teamwork you have to have, the synchronicity you have to have with your team-mates, the trust you have to put in them, the ability for you to hold your nerve and not panic, and above all that also having a fantastic knowledge of the game and an insane memory to be able to maximise your efficiency, simply unbelievable. Literally running out of superlatives. I've never seen anything like it.
*Everything and everyone perfectly organized. I love this video.*
This is so cool seeing more than two people playing this game. It seems like him and his friends could be professional bomb defusers
i rly watched the whole video, talk about tension, theres barely been any movie catching my attention like this.
quite enjoyable and glad you made it guys. insane job and teamwork.
I keep coming back to this video, it is amazing to just watch.
Love how professional that sounded. Beautiful.
This gives me an idea for an endless version. Each level solved adds time onto the clock.
I have no words to describe this. Incredible work and cooperation!
Why am i watching this at 3 am? Love it tough so cool to see you guys take the game to a whole nother level!
this game seems stressful
you think?
you think?
you think?
He can think?
you think?
14:28 what chat says is exactly my experience through this whole video
Man I wish you'd continue doing this, was so fun that I keep rewatching everything every year.
this gives you such a different quality of anxiety that it actually shakes you up. invigorating
also great fucking teamwork, i cannot imagine how many hours of preparation and training that took
I just watched ur video of you guys doing 23 modules.
Then I click on this one of you guys doing 50 something modules in VR.
You guys are fucking crazy lolol...
5:43 “what with a question, uh u-“
“Thanks got it”
Very good team work. I admire your teams communication and task management.
Nicely done!! Would love to see more in the future. Keep up the great work :D
When your friend is an expert at listening and giving directions.
When white-house has a bomb defusing situation, they know who to call
omfg. probably the longest 21 minutes in my life. really intense! well done guys :)
This is absolutely amazing. All of you are great.
14:22 “I’m so confused lol but also mildly erected” LMAOO IDK HIM BUT I LOVE THIS DUDE
This got recommended to me after watching a video of Doom being played inside of somebody’s car.
I was not disappointed. This was stressful and still humorous.
I have never played this game but I LOVE the videos you have of it!
The teamwork is off the charts, I don't think I could ever get my group of friends to work together that well.
Watching this made my anxiety hit high mode. Very well done though
when an Ex-Bomb defusing squad member goes into a padded cell
Wow that was amazing! Nicely done, LtHummus!
Wow, glad to see you guys back with this game.
I don't know how I got here but that was amazing!
You should be in the FBI for defiusing BOMB
is it like a portmanteau for definitely using
i dont think real bombs work like that lol
Real bombs are more f ed up because they are somewhat like robot
I have seen regular levels of this game, but this is insane. This is a level that can only be completed with a group of very skilled people. I mean, the early levels are fun for party games or whatever, but this takes dedication. Even with these people that know one another and know their roles, this was solved with less than 37 seconds remaining... that's pretty close.
Wonderful job by everyone involved, the ones behind the scenes were bloody amazing, but the communication was awesome and everyone did a great job.
Great teamwork and amazing gameplay ! Good job guys !
i just love the thought that there was one day where they all found this game, and they all sucked at it. and had no idea how to tell what the morse codes were, but they all thought, 'this is fun. I wanna beat this.' And then we get this amazing thing! Congratz, yall. That was awesome team work!
I like how towards the end you could tell he was mentally drained and just relied on his teammates instead.
Imagine a escape room with this. Not with actually bombs ofc but you get the idea. A set of modules that are copied (or modified) from the game. Throw in a manual (preferably less than the amount of players) and watch either the chaos unfold or it slowly works out in beautiful harmony. Play it on a group of strangers that don't know each other well for greater entertainment or satisfaction.
I come back after 4 years and its still amazing
He's back bby!
This is so cool to watch, but its also putting me and my friends yelling at each other about what wire to cut to shame
i love that its not me playing and my heart is in my throat
You guys have an awesome system in place but I was still on the edge of my seat. I didn't even know the bombs could get this crazy (And now I know they can get even crazier than that.)
Sherlock I am in an elevator of death!!!!!!
Stay calm John I am going to walk you through it
This is sick
That was stressful and beautiful to watch! Well done!
Honestly the teamwork in itself is mesmerizing, let alone the five thousand modules
holy crap.
when you've become so good at the game that you can do parts of some modules (advanced wires, knob, simon) by yourself.
As someone who never heard of this game I'm am genuinely confused about what's going on in this video. But I love it.
One person has the game running on the moniter whilst another person is in another room with a comm device and the pdf or hardcopy version of the game's bomb defusal manual.
The bomb in the normal version is a suitcase with modules on it and the person at the moniter has to describe the module to the person with the manual so they can look it up and tell the defuser what buttons to press/which wire to cut etc. .
To add to what XgamerPlayz said, the manual itself is deliberately confusing. The devs have it posted online at www.bombmanual.com/. The game is also capable of being modded using Unity (a game development engine/editor that uses Javascript and/or C# for the code) to add new modules. In this case, the mod places a stupid number of 9-module panels on the inside of an elevator. Here, they don't appear to be using custom bomb modules because the Elevator of Doom mod is way more than hard enough as-is.
One of my favorite KTANE mods is the Piano Keys mod, which comes in both Standard and Cruel versions. Apart from having to be able to actually understand sheet music and actual piano keys to be able to effectively defuse a Piano Keys module, in the cruel version one must also apply transformations to the required sequence of notes.
I've been a musician, live with a published composer, and we've played KTANE together. We tried Piano Keys and Cruel Piano Keys and, well.... boom..
Insanely fun to watch! Great job :)
Congrats, Lthummus, you just gained a new sub!
Ok, seriously now, the Hardcore bomb defuse was pretty damn unbelievable like from a movie, then the double-decker thing was fucking awesome.... but this... *HOW THE FUCK!?*
the longest 20 minutes of my life. And I wasn't even the defuser.
Holy... Those years playing "Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes" really worth it because those multi-tasking and teamwork are just... I couldn't explain because I have no words of how smooth the communications are and how good their memories are.
That moment when I wanted to play, but I have no friends. :')
This was cathartic to listen to and watch.