Silentpony said:
Evonisia said:
Silentpony said:
[snip] Jim and Yatzhee need to stick with these goofy 'not the way the game is meant to be played' competitions.
How many have been played in the way they were supposed to be? Well besides Left 4 Dead 1 and 2. Just curious. [snip]
I'd say Mount Your Friends, Left 4 Dead 1, Call of Duty Knife fight, Left 4 Dead 2, AaaaaAaaaa Parachute Plunge, Max Gentleman Hat whatevers, and Alien: Isolation. So roughly half?
I'd say you're right except for
Call of Duty. Yes, knifing is an intentional way to play the game, but the main course of action is shooting. It's not like the games have a mode in which you have no weapons but the knife. By only allowing themselves to knife each other, they made it unconventional. I doubt many online matches players set a rule to only knife each other, so from my point of view the
COD one was played in a way it was not meant to be played.
Scorpid said:
I don't think Yahtzee knew what a motorcycle was at the start of that game. Its good that he finally reasoned what it probably was before the end.
Great minds think alike! I didn't think he understood either. I got the sense he thought they were hitting non-electric/manual peddling bikers rather than motorcycles. When he heard how fast Jim was scoring so soon into the match, I think he got the hint it was about hitting motorcycles rather than bicycles. After all, how could Jim encounter so many bicycles so quickly versus the more abundant motorcycles? Honestly, they really should have made that clear in the beginning. This isn't really a "Bike Bashing Bonanza"; it's a "Motorcycle Bashing Bonanza". Though, I suspect that may be a difference between American English and British English, not that I know. Either way, if Yahtzee knew at the beginning I think he might have won. As others have said though, it might have just been him not having active enough reflexes to hit the ones he barely missed rather than him not realizing what the challenge was at first.