Dangling Roads Are Back and Cheaper Than Ever! - Poly Bridge 3 

Now all we need is a new form of falling roads

Joints not having weight anymore is pretty huge for bridges like this

See top budget on CR-01 they got it for 1-2k (yes it’s a falling road)

@@thiske01 oh no it begins

@@aa01blue38 never really understood why joints had weight in previous games. Makes more sense for the material to me. I suppose while changing it fixes some issues it has also caused others like this type of road

In his video of the polybridge 2 Olympics they did this exact situation. Its a must watch 😊

YES

There is a stress leaderboard isnt there.

Would encourage building actual bridges and not death traps

That would either be boringly easy, or annoyingly hard. Neat idea, but no possible way it would be any fun

Pb1 good times

it's a .. bridge

​@@anothrnomlvery loose definition of bridge there lmao

@@lukemini9021 I mean if a rope bridge is a bridge, then if you replace the rope with wood beams it should still be a bridge?

Rope bridge was literally reinvented due to the physics engine being too good

Its probably gonna be like 6 episodes before it happens, unless he decides to cut down the end of the final bridge of the stream

one of THE bridges of all time

Well that bridge took like 2 hours to make work so gotta pray for Ben to edit the vod

It would probably break as it settles cause of the drop but idk I don’t have poly bridge 3

I think RCE is well aware tyler is just going half budget for his first run, wont be surprised to see the real.competition begin when he starts optimizing and going for top positions

Yeah it would cost 15k min. so its not worth it there. However, I can't understand why everytime Tyler showcases the foundation he raises it all the way up instead of using wood muscle from the bottom.

That’s civil engineering for ya!

I saw him comment on one of RCE's videos; he knows. :)

@@peterpeladon good lord lol, their rivalry is hilarious though, love when RCE beats a level just "did I beat Tyler though?" 🤣

you can't anymore?

​@@Hydro123s it got patched out like 11 years ago either during beta or for 1.0, can't remember which one. In recent years they sort of brought it back so you can replace every other ladder with a trapdoor and it still works.

I read all of them, and thanks!

Haha yes, I remember doing this stuff in STEM. One of our assessments was to make a foot long bridge with 200 paddle pop sticks, hot glue, and a meter of string. The others in my class got an average 30kg max - 40kg max, 2nd got theirs to 58kg, I supported 210kg because I used a mix of muscles, tension with the string, and arches instead of a typical truss, also reinforcing the hell out of the supports with glue. It took up all the weights we had in the stem room, we had to go to our fitness centre and grab 20kg plates, it held all 8 plates we grabbed along with the smaller weights we had in the STEM room. For it to finally break we had to stack 5 of the 20kg plates on top of the smaller weights, and get the fat kid to stand on top of it.

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They probably will considering how new the game is

i think youre first

Wood with a node in the middle can't take compressive forces, that's why it's called wood rope. The purpose is simply to get more length than a single piece of wood can give you, for less cost than rope would be. I would _guess_ that the tiny amount of flex you get (when the wood rope isn't perfectly vertical so that the node in the middle can swing out to the side and be pulled back when the rope gets loaded) is negligible. Although I don't play the game either so I'm not 100% sure. At least I'm sure that the average polybridge player doesn't think about the flex while cost shaving, so any flexibility benefit would be unintentional.

Day 942 of agreeing The dangling road is truly immortal