This Minecraft Map Breaks My Brain 

Fun fact: the grass snow block's top was never updated from its original version since there's always a layer of snow on it!

Fascinating, he used the legitimate questions as decoys and the fake questions (where every answer could be right) to control the failure count. Well played!

Jardonian: "Why is it called FLUR 17? I don't know, but let's just roll with it." Oza2000: "Hehe~ If he only knew~..."

“cus those being green and that being A DAMN COBWEB”

Map: Look around something might be different CS: ok maybe cauldron? Me: one of the buttons is oriented a different way

Wait....WHAT? I wan't expecting the whole "FaiLURes: 17" thing either.

The map maker choose blocks so that any of them from each level could be unique. Then, she used special mechanics to ensure that the failure count was 17. I'm shook

This map is twisted beyond comprehension.

"Why do these mapmakers even put up barriers anyways?" xD

THE RETURN OF THE "WHAT DOESNT BELONG" OH FORK YEAH!

First question: Reason for cobweb: It's not green Reason for wool: It doesn't start with C Reason for concrete/clay: It's the only one that isn't related to string... THEY'RE ALL THE RIGHT ANSWER

I am so confused. At first I was like “oh they just used command blocks to change the number to the players score.” Then I realized: 17 is in the name of the map

It literally was exactly what it said it wasn’t. Literally they made questions where any answer could be right, and gave a reason for why it is right. Until the user reached 17 incorrect answers

It was ALL A LIE. He programmed in all answers to all questions, and told you the one you chose last or second or third or first depending on your failure count so you would get 17.

“The only of those blocks that can switch states” Waterlogging: am i a joke to you?

5:18 reminds me of a certain image...

i think that each room will make you fail a certain number of times before it will let you chose the "correct" answer. Each item being different from the others. Depending on which answer you chose before the room lets you pass (to get your total to 17), will change the reason for the block being different.

At 7:28 In the room the hint was something seems strange about this level look around. In all the other levels the leaf object around the hint button there were cauldrons but in this level were it said something strange was because instead of cauldrons being there it was hoppers. Look closer in the level.

So, I believe that the mechanics behind this are that the system has a preset number of wrong inputs set. it would count the number of wrong answers and as soon as it passes the number, it will make that answer right. The blocks are just filler items - my brother pointed out that sandstone is found in nature, coal blocks can burn, redstone blocks emit a redstone signal and diamond blocks make you look like a tryhard.

I think it's a fairly simple trick, where the rooms actually give a certain number of failures instead of having a right answer. But even then, that's quite a cool idea and a killer pay off for the map.

I think there was a sign explaining how each block was the correct block, but it makes you fail exactly 17 times and which ever block you picked it would correspond with the sign

Technically speaking, all three of those bottles can be 'crafted' if your definition of 'crafting' is turning one thing into something else.

The fence can change states by attaching to adjacent blocks

2:37 "i don't know how, but you've used the wrong method and got the correct answer"

There was something unique about every block, they just made it so that it selected based on what u chose.

11:06 ah but that's where you would be wrong sir, it is not a valid explanation because potions can be obtained by right clicking on a filled cauldron!

9:1y I did not expect that, that is the first time I hear him swear

A sign doesn’t switch it’s state, it switches it’s NBT

Pretty sure the thing you had to look around for was that the cauldron under the leaves were switched with hoppers

one day jordan, im going to make a what doesnt belong map, but an ACTUAL what doesnt belong. as in, instead of claiming how each item could NOT belong, it focuses more on why the other options DO belong. but it will be very moderate in difficulty, no worries.

the "trick" is actually kinda simple and the comment section already explained it better than i would have, but this is still one of the best game trolls ever and the fact that it blew Jardon's mind is quality content. as a magic trick, this is pretty easy, but as a trolling narrative with a twist ending it's pretty great and i'm a fiction writer. i very nearly opted out of this video, but i'm glad i kept watching. bravo good sir...bravo. quality content indeed.

This is freaking fantastic. A true troll. Beautiful.

Best ending to one of these maps ever.

A lot is possible with command blocks I'm sure they could program up to a certain amount of failures to display with block placing commands

I played through the map and the first answer said "duh, the cobweb is the only one that's not green," instead of the one in the video. It's just a trick where you always get a certain amount wrong before you can pass and it just makes up answers along the way

i don’t like the what doesnt belong maps but ive been watching every video jordan has uploaded every day and so i was like yeet why not and oh my god my brain hurts that was amazing

You all are thinking into this too much. The failure count just stops gowing up at 17. He goes into the final room with 17 failures and when he presses the hint button again the number doesn't go up. The questions prob did manipulate you to press the button a lot, but the count does not go past 17.

I think this map has enough diorite for iskall to love it

It's sad bcause i could never be this genius..during quarantines nor the Valentine's

Please keep doing maps!

This series has devolved into pick the random button and don't be unlucky or you lose...

What an absolute mindfrick

I could bet that every answer in each room could have been correct. It would just change the sign to match the answer that it let you have. So that way they could control the number of failures.

Ok Now he needs to make one

the map probably had different "correct answers" for each question so that you would always end up with 17 failures.

Re-play the map so you get a different number of failures then see if it changes at the end lol

The 17 mindfork

You say that mushrooms don’t emit light because it doesn’t seem like it would, but what if I told you that in real life, human skin emits light but our eyes aren’t sensitive enough to see it?

Genius map making

This is some Stanley Parable level magic

Woah that is really cool and then updating the sign is super smart it was all a lie

Potion can be brew Honey can craft something Dragon's Breath can't be drink There was no winning

Spoilers - - - - - - - So the map actually changes depending on the buttons you click, there are a bunch of predefined structures, possibly so each sign works, although maybe it's thrown in with the mechanism. Point is, it doesn't matter what you choose, it'll always tell you you're wrong when it wants you to be.

finally the saga continues

this is incredible.

This map was like big brain time

The tsundere move tho

9:30 What was hidden on the third block?

OMG XDDDD thaaats why he didnt give hints any block would right ...

Remember when everyone did cursed Minecraft videos?

I think it forced you to get 17 fails and there is only one ending

All these comments think they are so clever for figuring out it forces you to get seventeen wrong. Meanwhile, I realized when the count remained a certain number 10 minutes before the video ends.

FINALLY!!!!!

And thanks for watching another episode of the twilight zone...

Diamond block is the answer because it is the only one that is a diamond block, silly.

Ok I ain t going to be the guy to completely explain the trick but just drop a hint Sparkles was never wrong and he was never right either

Me:this is dumb i will make something worse

Start the whole thing over and see if u get every one right

OH MY GOD THE PLOT TWIST

I thought that this was a stupid map but when I saw the ending it shut me right up.

I think that the game forces you to get 17 wrong. All of the answers are "right" and "wrong" at the same time, and the game has a preset. If you went back in and did the map again I bet the answers would change and there would still be 17 failures.

That last message That was the minecraft end cedits poem Yes i recongised it

I suspect that each room had a set number of failures rather than a correct answer. It would take you exactly the same number of tries in each room regardless of which answers you chose. The sign at the end of each room would change depending on which answer you picked after the requisite number of failures. But hey, that's just a theory. A Minecraft map theory.

It’s funny, because as I was watching, I was thinking, “One day someone will make one of these maps where the answer changes so that it’s always the last one you pick.”

Hi, I'm oza2000, the creator of this map. First of all, thank you so much for playing this map, it is such an honor. To be honest, I was kind of sick of all these low efforts "what doesn't belong" maps so I made this to end them. But it turns out these maps take more work than I thought-- respect to all the previous creators. Hopefully, this map will inspire a new wave of less serious "what doesn't belong" maps for us to enjoy.

he he didn't make the video 17 minutes long.

The map changed the signs so any block could be the correct one. Then it always made you fail a specific amount of times on each level.

Absolutely genius map, every answer is viable so no matter what you answer you always get 17 failures

Honestly, even if all the the questions always led to you getting 17 wrong, you gotta appreciate the level of detail, creativity, and hard work overall into creating a level like that. He had to think of an answer for every and a valid reason why each block was chosen. And I’m sure the creator had a difficult time making a level that counted the amount of fails to make sure it reached and stayed at 17.

8:10 he missed the fact one of the buttons was rotated in that room

Captain: I thought we were going to have straight forward things Receptionist: Yeah, 17 means nothing forget it exists. HmmmmMMMM

The map was pre programmed to make you wrong a certain times in each room, they had a right answer for every block in each room. For example in this room you need to get 2 things wrong and then the third one needs to be right so it just pulls up the answer to the button you pressed.

7:35 I seriously through it meant look around the room, The cauldron was the only block not found in the room.

I think the trick is it doesn't matter which block's you choose, the map will react and change so you will always end up with 17 fails.

not just yours Jordan. Everyones

uh the room where "something was different" had hoppers under the leaves...

So this is what happened: (I think) each level there was a certain amount you could get wrong. The next one, whichever it was, would become the "correct" answer. So every item had a valid explanation as to why it was the one that doesn't belong. So if you are supposed to get three answers wrong on a particular level, you will get three wrong, and the fourth one will break the wall, and summon a sign explaining why that one was correct. In reality you could have chosen any that you wish, in any order, and you would have gotten three wrong, and ended up with a perfectly valid explanation. Either that, or it's pure witchcraft. Those are my two theories.

I played the map and looked at the redstone after and know what is going on: Every answer choice in this "What doesn't belong map" CAN be the right answer, but the map chooses whether or not it will based on your previous choices, so that the end result will always be 17 failures no matter what you pick.

CaptainSparklez: *-I'm a Minecraft expert* Also CaptainSparklez: *can't tell spruce and dark oak apart*

*the moment when Jardon becomes acutely aware of mentalism and thus begins his journey into being the world's greatest magician*

Speaking of breaking brains, you need to play the create mod Jordan it's like redstone on crack

Let me guess, another 16 minutes of "here's why i'm right" by Jardoon maroni

The reaction at the end... That was priceless.

Possible Easter Egg: There were 17 blocks of gold in the number 17

You know... I suggested an idea like this on a previous episode of this series... I'm so glad someone more dedicated to the craft of the craft thought the same and realized it.

*"When Jardon Knows The Word Baka"* *HE'S THE CHOSEN ONE*

“Good thing I’m an expert in Minecraft” *uses stone pick on diamonds*

I bet the map maker is the kind of person to say “Heads I win, Tails you lose”

When I played through this map I got different answers

I never really liked these types of maps, especially when they don’t give you hints. You could argue why something stands out multiple different ways and it doesn’t really seem fair