Camila tries to solve Vedal puzzles 

She tried... and it was painful for her 💀

Wait, you mean there's actually something outside the box ?

@@kagerouge9007Try thinking outside the box

@@eternaldreamerofsleep But there's nothing outside the box !

​@@kagerouge9007try thinking outside of the outside the box.

Nah, it's basic requirements to become VTuber

In her defense, one brain cell used for controlling character, one brain cell used for looking at the monitor. This game requires more brain cells than 2.

Twitch streamer x vtuber = brain not working

Yeah camilla is a special brand tho, she runs on half a braincell instead, the rest is struggling to keep her breathing…

She should not have cooked.

​@@Wertsir*NEVER LET CAMILA NEAR A KITCHEN AGAIN!!* 🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣

Actual Dean Takahashi cuphead tutorial moment

that was deserved but foul

She also walked multiple times on water.

tech tuber of the year

on the third section she literally needs to walk through a water tile lmao

Ah yes,rest in peace in peace

less dumb and more tunnel vision lol

​@@_J3Tcamila is way below average to test if it's suitable for average players lol. she has two brain cells fighting for third place

But let's be real. Are there gamers out there that will intentionally step on the water? Unless I want to check if there's death animation, yes. Otherwise, I won't really. However, accidentally walking on the water and not noticing it is no excue.

​@@konaqua122 According to other comments under this very video/clip, there were previous levels where she LEARNED the water-walking mechanic, or where there was a level designed specifically AROUND THIS MECHANIC. This isn't a question of whether you're curious enough or willing to try anything or everything (risking a death animation). This is a question of whether you can harness prior knowledge...

@@theblackvoid I think it is also a question of not being side tracked by new elements. In the end, the torches were just a distraction.

Even after she literally walked through it several times? 💀

I think the fact that there's lava right next to it should have made it pretty clear that you can walk on the water, because why would a dev ever want to add two different tiles that do the exact same thing (stop the player from stepping on them)?

Probably should have put clear tutorial about being able to jump across the water tbh

You're okay because you're missing context. Anyone who has no prior knowledge of the puzzle before watching this is exempt. Camilla has no excuse.

​@@L16htW4rr10rIt would ruin the puzzle...

@@L16htW4rr10r This is a trial-and-error type of puzzle, with no death penalty. It shows exactly what happens when you jump into water. There is no need for a tutorial on that.

No, I thought the same and believed the puzzle was just BS due to intentionally misleading mechanics but that's not it. camila already knew you could walk on water before this point.

@@_J3T so when someone decides on an action as a solution to something they tend to tunnel vision on that action and either don't notice or deny other possibilities. she decided that she cant just cross the water and the fire things were the solution so she tunneled onto that and didn't notice anything else that could be the solution instead.

I mean, if you’re a game journalist, sure.

​@@tonydai782I think this is making fun of those ads for shitty shovelware mobile games that are always like "98% of players cant solve this" accompanied by a still image of a logic puzzle that a mildly intelligent 11 year old could solve in a few minutes.

​@@pptemplar5840also funny cuz only Camila and koko had played the game at the point

or the player in mobile game ads

Skip 2 days vod watchers

What is a vod again? Actually, what does this whole sentence mean? Does this mean that you're telling people to go to the exact stream and skip to the 4 hour mark?

Riiiiiiight "on purpose".

Vtuber brain

Vtuber brain rote is no joke

Bro I felt so dumb watching this, I was struggling just as hard as her to solve the puzzles. Maybe I shouldn't be running chemical processes that could explode and kill hundreds of people.

That laugh sounded like a genuine embarrassment

yep. Neuro gamejam is happening right now, and this is the Vedal's team game

@@KennethFeur where's the event held?

Itchio

The game had already used water walking before that puzzle

Nah bro. You see a cliff or water or any pitfall hazzard, the first thing you do is test if there's an invisible wall or not.

@@chitandaeru7239I never do that lol

@@theforgottenapostle1940That is understandable. Though just looking at this clip, I wouldn't know that.

Thats why you can test stuff. Standard procedure. This is a puzzle game, with infinite retries, it don’t need that much of a “tutorial”

@@banir3736I don't think a good puzzle game should have you throwing yourself at the wall hoping something sticks lol

It's common for puzzles to have red herrings mate what are you on about?

@@censuur12 Good puzzle games do not do that. All you're creating is randomness to whether or not a person has long enough attention span to solve it, making it too easy for many and too hard to specific type of people that have a tendency to tunnel vision.

@@censuur12 Basically same as adding minefield signs surrounding the objective and presenting an extra challenging alternative path to get there to avoid the minefield... except there are no mines and you could have just walked right through it. That is not a puzzle, that is a scam to waste time.

@@spugelo359 An issue most puzzle games have is that if you provide *only* the required elements to solve a puzzle then it becomes utterly trivial to solve every puzzle. Red herrings are common and serve a real purpose in making the user think *about* the puzzle rather than just shuffle the pieces around until something works. You know, *solving* the puzzle instead of brute force. You can see this difference quite well in portal 1 vs portal 2 for example, where most people find portal 2 much easier because in most puzzles all you need to do is find the portal surface and you've already figured it out.

@@censuur12That is not really true? Good games don't deceive you. What you see is what you get.