'We simply changed the whole concept of control we've been using for days so that it now turned into a slow Let's Play'.
I have to admit I also dislike the fact that both games played so far have been hacks. Also, I would enjoy the experiment much more if there was no democracy mode.
Why are you obsessed with the need for 'purity'?
Hacking the ROM is the name of the experiment.
Hmm, actually now I think I was wrong about that. If the algorithm picks Fn then it won't pick Fn-1; but there's nothing to stop it picking Fn-3. I guess there's a weaker statement: the algorithm won't pick two consecutive fibonacci numbers.
Proof: for a given number N. Find the greatest fibonacci number less than or equal to N; call this Fn. Now, N < Fn+1 = Fn-1+Fn, so N-Fn < Fn-1. Therefore, the algorithm can be repeated while only ever using strictly smaller fibonacci numbers, maintaining the uniqueness constraint. The algorithm terminates because N gets strictly smaller with each step while remaining a natural number; and because for every N ≥ 1 there is a Fn ≤ N (because F1 = 1); and because the natural numbers are well-ordered by <.
Interestingly, this algorithm will either only use even-indexed or odd-indexed fibonacci numbers.
On a similar note: Suppose you have a two-pan balance. What is the minimum number of weights you need to measure items of every integer weight from 1 to 40?
Especially since nothing changes except his sprite
They talked to him from that position and fought, causing the trainer to stay there. It took over an hour for all the stream's team to faint from random encounter battles.
There is no dispute in what you are saying Warp. We could theorize all day long if we want to. "What/How/When would you react if person X did this or that". But we are here and dealing with this now. And this situation is not your ordinary dish. We need to have a bit more perspective and ask ourselves: are there situations where it feels right to break a rule once? This ain't a single movie we are discussing.
the logic being that the single point of interest this stream had was the question “will they beat it?” and now it has already been answered by someone else
it stopped being fun when trolls made up 80% of the players anyway
I lost all interest for this after finding out a different stream with far fewer people has already beaten the game, and started playing Gold a few days ago (haven’t checked how far in they are with that)
