Marrying Your COUSIN?! - Storyteller 

I guess he got a second chance to do that achievement

Same with the scared ghost achievement

I think he is referring to that he’s shocked he didn’t get the ending of that puzzle by accident

I'm... not sure we see these in chronological order

@@gressorialNanitesThat wouldn't explain him getting them twice

Ya

I love your PFP spore galactic adventures

Me too

@ercg6783 that would be cool

​@ercg6783 that's actually a great idea

tyler is so good at puzzle games he got the same achievement twice

Multiple times lmao

the people can be gay 😂😂

@@stevennguyen3619 just like in real life

I wonder if they would interact differently in the affair scene if they knew they were cousins beforehand.

I knew that both forms of four were used but I never heard this story behind the reason.

...how does that look like jupiter?

@@NoNameAtAll2 A Latin way to write Jupiter would be Iupiter, and old Latin did not have a distinction between U and V as letters, so it would've been spelt Ivpiter (pronounced with a 'U' still). So IV looks like the beginning of the name, IVPITER, or Jupiter.

​@@eggpling-- It's super ironic that the astrological symbol for jupiter looks like a modern 4 in a fun font.

I don’t think that’s the reason, they used IIII because subtractive notation wasn’t as widely used by the Romans as it is now. Nowadays we teach Roman numerals following the rules established in the Middle Ages, before that there were multiple ways of representing the same number, and many numbers that could be represented the same way. The number 8 was often written as IIX, and the eighteenth legion often wrote their number as XIIX. The twenty-second legion often wrote their number as IIXX, which one stonecutter thought meant eighteen, and then helpfully corrected it to XVIII. Also, they didn’t use IV on clocks because they didn’t have clocks.

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Me to

Well I shouldn't it's 19:00 (7:00 pm)for me

It's 10 p.m. rn for me lol

​@@user-cx1lr8nn2e7:17 pm for me lol

Where are you, Japan?

Its from the library of babel and the list of borrowers are all the authors and playwrights whose work the stories are based on (including the abrahamic god, apparently).

he also got the scare ghost one twice, strange

he also said "wonder how i didnt get this one accedentally"

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Yeah, for some reason, the stamps reset sometimes

I wonder if it’s a joke on second chance

Ive heard that it was that way to create balance between both sides of the clock

Forgot. 14:10 and 14:16

ok

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Lol.

There aren't actually that many combinations of elements; they probably have a sheet with each combination outlined to see what they've done before and what they can do now. If you take each panel as a simple equation, you could use a dimensional solver to automate finding certain states and get all the possible elements needed. Then make some levels with restricted elements available, and you've got basically an exploration game for simple logic. Of course, each story and goal will be checked manually, and you need to decide what the combinations do and make them interesting, so they probably start with a complete story with a fun twist, then take it apart and explore what other combinations might do.

It also gets blessed by youtube for no reason :P

Game had great potential sadly

Sweet home Alabama😂😂😂😂😂

Post awareness stage 6 is with out description

@@leanbeans57319 Chapter 6 is also without description

17:29 that one as well. What happened?

I’m confused too

Hah I have adhd so I succeeded fast 😂

There he is

Day 1054 of agreeing sweet home [Kentucky]

No idea, pretty strange though

So is ur country Ohio in America?

@@Mina_Bluey01r/youngpeopleyoutube

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