Twitch Plays Pokemon - Page 10

On February 17 2014 00:28 Tal wrote:
I think this whole thing is amazing, and I hope they do the whole game. On the one hand it is a hilarious clusterfuck where the simplest things are impossible. While on the other hand it kind of shows how humanity progresses: we basically can't control stuff, can't agree on anything, but enough of us basically know the right direction that we eventually go the right way (albeit slowly and chaotically).

On February 17 2014 00:22 Nesserev wrote:
Guys... what if... all the input doesn't matter, and it's actually just a guy trolling everyone with a script, and stepping in from time to time to fake all of it, manually, making progress possible... it's possible

Pidgeotto already nearing lvl 40 and we're still in the dark cave to celadon city...

On February 17 2014 01:11 HeeroFX wrote:




I hope so. IT seems like pure luck we can make a sharp turn sometimes lol. But yeah I have been playing it since day 1. IT has grown into this monsterous thing. I still find it hilarious for some reason lol. It really is amazing how at this moment it nearly has 37k people watching. THe best part is there are a few like "leaders" who are trying to guide everyone, but people are just typing and going where they think you need to go. IT is funny. Better than tv


oh btw there is a new one http://www.twitch.tv/twitchplaysbot
and pokemon cyrstal http://www.twitch.tv/twitchplayers (maybe add these in the OP so people can find it)

On February 17 2014 02:19 Arevall wrote:
How did pidgeotto evolve the first time?

On February 17 2014 02:18 SKC wrote:

The first one is not nearly as good, it takes the majority of votes and uses it as a single command every few seconds, which kinda kills the point and makes it very slow.

There is also one where they juse use random commands, as a joke.
http://www.twitch.tv/rngplayspokemon

On February 17 2014 02:43 jrkirby wrote:
I wonder what a random walk of pokemon (random input on every frame) would be like. I think there's not a real lose-condition, so it would eventually win. But it would take a lot longer than this probably. I wonder how many years a random walk of pokemon would take. 1? 100? Millions? Would it ever finish in the age of the universe?

On February 17 2014 02:38 Azelja wrote:
I just got this linked... watched it for 2 minutes and felt my brain melting o_O Is this a normal reaction to the stream or should I go and see a doctor?