What If the Calculator Was a Roguelike Game? 

what are the other rules

The fact this has 34 likes 😂

That ain't rule 35...

​@@someonesomeone7000 the main thing you need to know is the rule about pokemons on the internet, you should look up "pokemon rule 34" and then look at the images

@@someonesomeone7000 you can search rule 34 to see another one

who doesnt like to play with 80085

I prefer 51377105

​@@ryanwheeler783what?

if there's a sequel then the thumbnail should have 7177135

@@ryanwheeler783what?

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Countdown: The Game: The Roguelike

Absolutely genius

Glad I'm not the only one who remembers him being the creator

still no women D:

Richard waterson with the og version..

I just realized this is a Gumball reference

This game was clearly created with a love for programming in mind :)

Certainly needs something like jokers from Balatro or relics from Slay the Spire. Would be cool if, for example, one relic could make Fibonacci numbers free in the shop, or another makes the first number inputted each round squared. Also, there should be an inventory limit where you can only have up to ~15 total numbers/operators/functions at once to force the player to choose what they deem most useful.

I got an idea: instead of having just one Need number, there could be a choice of multiple Need numbers, each leading to a certain "environment" (once completed) whose shop only sells certain kinds of buttons and the proceeding Need challenge requiring certain process/math functions to complete.

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He's using it like subtraction and calling it op

@@danielyuan9862 Well, division *is* just repeated subtraction after all

Today we're gonna be reviewing calcu-lat-or

They still need to patch that glitch where you pop a balloon with the bow / arrow, it's gamebreaking.

@@shibainu2528THEY NEED TO ADD FEMALE CHARACTERS

I wouldn't be surprised if that skit inspired this game

The strongest shape

I thought no one would realise that

bridge review

We need the beavles in here

Finally found someone mentioning Gumball

had the *exact* same thought. Obviously what he did work, but I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw that

There are a couple of special cases where dividing by zero is allowed, like in graph-related calculus, but that is because the special cases have outside fators that force it to be a single sensible and defined result (for graph-related calculus, dividing 0 by 0 is allowed in specific situations when working with the numbers that represent the rate of change of a graph, because converting them to represting the value of the graph itself instead of actually doing the division causes you to (usually) no longer be dividing by zero).

Bro wtf are you talking about this is nothing like balatro

Yes that's called a death trap maze

​@@orngjce223Yes

Death Stranding might interest you.

So goose?

I thought the same