How to make UNO a miserable experience. 

After this game ended, they continued to "classic yellow" for the rest of the stream. It was painful to watch

@@ChocomelJuice 😭😭😭

I was referring to something yellow earlier and literally called it "classic yellow" Lmaoooo

"A new core memory"

calassic yellouyw

Classic yelloooow

7:20

Dumber and dafter solidarity

Lol

So much so they played Uno again today.

Their shared determination to keep the bit going strengthened their friendship a thousandfold.

Do you have a link?

@@Haru-nee The entire game is on youtube from steve's perspective here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BJeuls907cE.html be warned, it might look like its only 35 minutes it Will feel like 4 hours. They just dont ever stop the bit

@@Magnetised_ Thank you! Edit: I've found it already. RU-vid algorithm doing okay these days...

Do you have the link I can't find it, RU-vid algorithm ain't doing okay these days...

Steve isn't trolling unfortunately.

They came along, And made a vid foooooor you. And all the things weren’t blue, No they were called yellow.

And then I took my turn Oh what a thing to've done And it was all yellow They're still... They're still drawing 4's Turn cards to something beautiful Classic... Color that I love so Color that I love so

Somehow man's gone his whole, almost 30 years long, life without ever playing uno (if you believe him, because, like, it's Steve, after all). Not understanding the challenge is like the least surprising thing here :D Edit: Ohh I think now I get what DumbDog's meant with the challenge thing. Took me watching it from Steve's perspective though, and now DumbDog's. If you don't have a card to play, you pull from the deck. If you play +4 from the deck, it means you couldn't have had the color that was on the table. Now how does this relate to challenging though. I'm so confused, I don't think I've ever played this game with challenging +4. Edit: I guess my problem is why would you challenge someone in the first place. Like why would you lie about a color you want with a +4? Unless you have no colors at all and like only +4s? And why would you not lie after drawing? Like if it was yellow, you put +4, ask for red, but only have green. What's stopping you?

@@Kasiarzynka That's the thing, you can use a +4 card even if you have another card that you're able to play. That's where the challenge comes into play, if someone is lying about the +4 then they can challenge it. By challenging it they don't have to draw any cards.

@@meltedmuffins5882 hmm ok i looked up the challenge thing and it's apparently simply a "did they have another card to play" thing, not related to the color that person changed to. Makes more sense. In which case the only case where challenging a person after they drew would make sense is if they deliberately chose to draw, when though they did have a card.

To be fair, I’ve never heard of that until now

@@Kasiarzynka playing a +4 when you have another card you could play can sometimes be well-timed and screw over the other player who may have a low card count or you know they have the current color, or just to troll them. It only works if they're too intimidated to challenge the risk of getting more than the +4 cards.

it is

Liver damage. absolutely.

so,,, die?

Yes