How To Beat EVERY $1,000,000,000 DEATH GAME In "Zero"
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If you were forced to play in a deadly tournament where winning can make you a trillionaire, what would you do?
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Make a death game at 2m pls
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Cinema Summary every 30 seconds: "Okay. This was a great play, but their mistake here was putting their life at risk. If you die, you stop living. If I was in this situation, I would simply not die."
LMFAO
"if you die, you stop living" Hmmm yes the floor is made out of a material
He has a point smh. People die when they are killed. 😊
@@jellyruler195floor*
@@mysanity_islow Or is it? Floor physically cant be made with floor because If floor was invented floor wouldnt exsist therefor because floors didnt exsist they couldnt be made of floor
Use sound? While wearing a leather mask that dampens sound and four people yelling at you in a largely empty and most likely echoy room? This guy must think we are Daredevil or Superman.
That is why he said, you can clap your hands to hear the sound, but also feel the vibrations.
He said both yelling and clapping, and really he mainly mentioned clapping
Honestly I feel like simply announcing that if someone on a platform says another word you won't jump that way would be a good way to shut them up
@@Angxl3333 I tried the following last night. I stood one inch away from a wall, clapped, then turned around to empty space and clapped... no difference. Because I am not a bat. No vibrations felt in my hands or sounds I could detect.
@@ShadowsOfEssence Most Rooms don't have the Echo feature. And using Echolocation is possible for humans, there are people who do it IRL. But you don't need actual EL either, Understanding the Echo/Sound from different distances just takes practice if you had some. I know because I do it Although standing 1 inch infront of a Wall doesn't work in the slightest because there's a minimum distance for Echo to happen and 1 inch or the size of a regular Room is not enough. And besides if you're 1 inch close to all wall all you'll hear would be yourself
For the first game, the ball had already dropped on #4, that's why I would have picked that one....the curl up in a ball strategy would be a safe guard obviously.
That's smart
Same
You're smart
Thats not how probability works
@@michalgabriel9647 and the game wasnt about probability.
“If you are forced to play in a tournament where your life is on the line, what would you do??” Me: Lose, probably. . .
Same…
very optimistic
Leave the planet and meet the aliens
I would quick save before every attempt
same
I feel like film industries create survival, death, games, etc. movies just for him to make another 'how to beat' video, like the amount of these episodes are insane.
But each one is still good
WHERE CAN I WATCH THIS
@@quasa6577 yknow, that's a good question
@@alexramos7708 this movie's pretty good compared to the others tbh
fr fr on god on god
The thief is so smart in this game, it was almost like Cinema Summary was guiding him throughout this entire death game
Major plot twist: The thief IS Cinema Summary
@@WeFilmGaypHornvideos Nah, Cinema Summary looks like the thief's friend that was saved in the first game
"Everywhere I go, I see him"
Mashed potatoes
@@cytoplasmred_4886 true :/
21:40 but that's why he's asking "Is my thumb seperated from each other" not "How many finger am I holding up". His other four fingers blocks the sight from left and right. The only way to see it is from down (which is impossible) and front while bending down. It's actually fool proof.
is it really foolproof if they have 50/50 chance of getting it right though?
9:08 In her perspective, she did throw the dice with her right hand
i love how in the triangle room game instead of just ignoring the dumbest person in the room they used his imagination and creativity to figure out the solution
Thats pretty smart.. showing a leader that can utilize everyone.. you need people to - think outside the box. To get so mathematical vs, being creative. Honestly i thought it was an angle and O.. put the o in the middle and then look for similar angles on the pictures.. and the one closest was the pinwheel.. Turned out to be right hahah. - did my solution make no sense? Yes.. it made no sense.. but i guess we dumb people are useful after all:_)
Plot of "Cube"
@Rice Anyone know what video is this link leading to? Im not clicking that under any circumstances.
@@ix759 most likely a food vid or a Rick roll or just random bulls***
In the platform game, what if the guy asked the other people to go to the corner of the edge of the platform and reach their hand out so he can grab it. Since there's only a small opening in the center, they wouldn't be able to do it, and the distance seems to be close enough for this to work.
big brain time
haha, we had the same idea
Smort
I was thinking the same thing
Seems like a great idea, until you remember they had hands on extended sticks to try and deceive the players to walking into a square hole to their death. Granted you could probably tell they are fake though.
The boy decided to wake up today but that was his biggest mistake
Holy crap I remember reading this manga. Omg, I never would’ve thought a movie adaption would be made of it, and that this is how I’d find out. Maybe they’ll do Part Two someday.
22:00 I feel like you've missed the fact that even if they didn't use the mirror, they could've just guessed and got the student to jump and die by random chance
depends. If the student repeated that thing over and over 10 or even 20 times, it would be insanely statistically improbable for someone to guess it all correctly.
Or the student could give an either/or choice, but then do something different. If the liars are guessing they will be led to choose an answer that he is not actually doing. Only the one that can see him could tell him what he is a actually doing (Ex. Crossing his thumbs, instead of holding them flush to his palms)
That's why it's better to use echolocation. We don't have ears like a bat. But we can echolocate even without training.
@@mineshaft12 Yeah, without vision, after some time you can start to vaguely differentiate between a walled direction and an open direction. After questioning the players I would just start screaming in short bursts until I'm sure that one side sounds different than the others.
@@mineshaft12 or tell them to toss their shoes at me LOL.
Funny, as in the Manga the Chairman EXPLICITLY wants someone with "the luck of the gods" that could survive even an engineered lethal situation because fate could simply not let them die.
@Bill Isingizwe Tobaku Haouden Zero and its' followup, Tobaku Haouden Rei: Gyankiden.
This is the worst take of luck someone can have, because them surviving might mean that they used up all their luck to survive the game, and thus will be plagued with bad luck for the rest of their lives lol.
@@standard-carrier-wo-chan that's assuming that luck is a currency rather than a value that is like a game flag
@@prozorozo My brain: That’s assuming luck exists
@@ThisismineIguess OHHH its a manga. * goes to look it up
For the second game, I would’ve told the people on each side to sing a song and walk back and forth to each side of their playform. That way they would be muffled if they were behind a wall, and I could hear them if they tried to grab the wall and lean to the side because it would put strain on their voice. Specifically I would tell them to do Opera, since the long breaths of an opera performance would put especial strain on their voice
I would just law down after seeing what direction that the safe way is (also did he just tell us to use echo location?)
@@lives4games620 laying down would work if the whole platform didn’t spin you around
@@goldenshoppingbag5842 it depends on how fats it spins
@@lives4games620 naah think about the case where the platform spins 90 degree
@@lives4games620 there's also no guarantee of it stopping in the same direction that it started in
With the spinning game, there's two things I can see being able to help you out: 1. If you are forced to stand still the entire time; your centre of balance would be thrown off with the spinning, disorientating you and making the game a lot harder. 2. The coins. Assuming the first part is a rule, and we can't just sit down or bend down to place a coin to tell us which way to go, the second part still means you can use the coins as a point of orientation. If you have three coins, you can probably store them in different parts of your clothes (pockets, sleeves, etc.) to face the dead ends. Even if you have just one coin, having that coin facing the safe zone before it starts spinning, gives you an idea of what to rule out; if the game developers are smart, they'll leave you spun around not facing the safe direction, meaning your odds are more likely that the coin is pointing to a dangerous outcome. With your "friends" telling you to leap towards them, you can probably make safer assumptions that the person who the coin is pointing to, is not safe. There's still risk, of course, but there's risk in everything, and it doesn't seem to be made immediately clear if you'll even live should you lose the game. They could just kill you off if you take too long, or your opponent wins, so it's a weigh up of the risks and odds (and personally, I'd take the risk). How can I be sure that any of them are even safe in the end, if I can't see (taking the sound reverb out of the equation, since leather seems like a thick material that would cancel out noise. Could be wrong in this assumption, but knowing people who can't hear anything and have to read lips, sight and touch can ultimately be more valuable than sound to them) and it's not some risk taking experiment instead (considering how the first game went)? They could set up a wall to keep all routes blocked off; though it's not likely, it's still a possibility I'd be wary of before making a move. Not to mention, we don't know how well the walls would be able to reverberate sound, and if we have several people yelling at us, it makes sound a less reliable means of trust. This is my own stance, of course, and we don't know enough about the scenarios to make a confirmed "100% win" answer to everything, but this is personally how I'd go about things.
Also, with the man saying which coin he has facing him, does that mean Zero could possibly have more than one different valued coin on him? Let's say this is the case; if he memorises each coin, he can probably trick the liars by asking which he sets down (being a single coin at a time). If they get it right, like the guy with the mirror, presumably, the person who's actually the safe way to jump, might catch onto the plan, and lie about the coin values when it's their turn. Again, this is a big risk, but if the safe person LIES despite being able to see the coin, whereas the fakes are telling the truth, three honest people and one liar limits the odds a lot, IF they don't catch onto the trick immediately. It's a big trust exercise between you and the safe person, but it could feasibly work, albeit not with amazing odds. Even if it isn't the case, I don't know how Asian coins are marked (e.g. by year, with names, symbols, etc), but if he asks what's on the reverse side of the coin, the one they can't see, it'll be a lot harder for them to answer in a trustworthy way. If they get help from the staff and are told what's on the other side (especially if it's an iconic coin, like a special coin commemorating an event), their delivery could be incredibly suspicious if not handled correctly. Even if a whole lot of "I don't know" is possible, the liars are trying to earn his trust, and the staff are probably wanting to see how much risk he'll take in trusting their word, so it's possible that some of them will be told the correct answer, and some won't. With how he's already slimmed down the numbers, it means the staff might go one truth, one lie, OR keep them both even. Either way, a lot can be discerned from these answers alone.
@@alexisrox44 To add on, the person who bowed and asked for fingertips, the person on the wall had a 50% chance of getting it right. 50% 3 times I think is around 80%. Not very likely.
Bro chill out
I thought of this as well but it simply doesn't work. It doesn't matter if they spin your body or not. Because the coin moves with you, you still have no idea which direction you are facing once you stop. Say the exit was N so you put the coin there. You spin a bunch and you are now facing S. But the coin is too. But you don't know that. The coin would have to stay in one place. It might work if you could count how many times you spun but it spins way too fast for that so this trick is completely useless.
@@bongchoof I know this is a year later but I was legit looking for comment THANK YOU
In the platform game, even if the others used the mirror, it would take longer to angle it just right to see his hands. The person bending down could answer it in a second. Based on the time, you would know if they lied. The problem is if someone guessed the right answer, he could've been tricked into jumping on the wrong platform.
exactly they had a 50/50 chance of getting it right and he had to do it three times
If i was the gangster i would troll him by saying the wrong answer
But them talking would also tell him if its safe or not because the voice would be behind a wall or offsides of him
well they couldve angled it in preparation once he asked the first one of them.
And I think you would hear the edge of the wall as they try to lean
When I first watched this channel, I was foolish. I laughed and said, this shit will never happen to me. Now, I'm watching these videos multiple times, making survival notes, hoarding supplies in preparation, and earned a black belt in martial arts along with always keeping a make shift weapon on me. Why did you do this to me? Why?
Just in case
You are legit more than ready for an apocalypse
I mean I'm very innovative when it comes to weaponry and I use the environment around me to destroy anyone who gets in my way and talk s*** about my family
@@HowToBeatYT the guy in the thumbnail looks like you
its starting to get me too
3:19 i feel bad for the creators of squid game rn💀
So basically these videos are more “How characters survived in death games” rather than actual new input. “How to survive SAW : don’t piss off Jigsaw”.
"This leather mask looks like we're auditioning for the next Fifty Shades of Grey movie" *Bruh I spit out my water when you said that lmao*
For the platform game, I would probably just whip my hair around to check which ways have walls. Depending on the sound that I get when I swish it/the feeling of it hitting something, I would choose which one is safe. But this would only work for someone whose hair is ungodly long like mine, so it makes sense that the thief and student didn’t use this , they have short hair after all. Though I may run into some problems if they decide that my hair counts as an object.
He can not even reach it with his arms and you are suggesting hair? Are you Rapunzel?
you wearing a mask
can they jump high and kick off the walls?
@@FatManJackson😂
I can actually balance while I was dizzy, it would be easy for me to beat , just hope I don't fall of the platform😂
It's too good, I hope a part 2 will be made!
I'm pretty sure the strategy for the first game only works so long as there aren't too many people in your room when the ball drops otherwise you will be crushed regardless of what position your in.
@Bae Liv if the cage were to be crowded like when a lot of them went to one in panic, even if someone sat on the edge they could be crushed by other people as the volume has to go somewhere 🤷♀
@Bae Liv I thought of it like how some people have died getting crushed on concerts, maybe not instant death but it could lead to some pretty bad injuries
@Bae Liv +it’s not like they’d get any medical treatment so an injury seems like a death sentence
No, if one person can survive in a tucked seating position with their legs pointing to the middle of the cage, theoretically everyone could've used all five cages to sit that way and survive. It'll be cramped, but definitely survivable.
I think that was the strategy .. you’re suppose to split it even.. everyone take a chance.. and huddle on the edge.. which is why they demonstrated the cat crush.. you can see there is space.. the challenge is - are you a follower, panicker or can you stay calm under pressure like an evil student mastermind lol
For the room with the three walls. I would ask the players to lean forward and give me a fist bump. If they cant then thats clear indication they are behind a wall
LMFAO
1000IQ
Best strategy here
Imagine the dude in the safe zone accidentally falls...💀
I was thinking that, but with my palm open. Though we risk a couple things: 1) grabbed by safe zone contestant and pulled to our deaths 2) we don’t know their arm span, they could be too short. 3) fear. You might risk falling and the safe zone person might be too scared to. 4) someone coming up with a plausible imitation of the previous two alibis.
One thing to mention with the student: Even if they used their mirrors to look at their hands, he could just as easily note response times
Yea thats what made Shirubes strategy the best. The quicker the answer, the more likely that person knows whats going on and is in the safe zone
Or they can just fucking guess and have a 50/50 shot. It's a super risky strat.
@@TheTechReactor Its best to quickly ask the question multiple times while alternating your thumbs. The chances of them getting it right every single time are slim
When it comes to the Safe Zone, the material used to make the masks seems denser than your average pillow casing and might absorb sound or repel sound. If there's a problem with my hearing, using soundwaves to gauge distance and density of an area in front of me may not work (although there should be significant differences in soundwaves when talking to a wall, hearing from a wall, and listening to a space without either). The bowing-technique is brilliant and can be asked twice or even three times to ascertain if the player is guessing or can actually see (If you give the speaker only two options, you can easily pull a 'thumbs up' in the same position without adjusting your posture or flexing uncomfortably, and if they could see it, they would know you're not bowing correctly or have the thumbs tucked in). If hearing is a problem, then gauging time to answer is your next best strategy because even a mirror would have to be placed under the player and angled so that the speaker could see it, and pauses with movement would tip the player off. One that I thought up was asking for a handshake or a hug; the distance isn't too far to jump, 1.5-2 feet, and most of the contestants look healthy and have no apparent disabilities that would prevent them from that kind of jump. As far as I analyzed, there was nothing in the rules that didn't say they couldn't jump onto my platform and then return, and the truthful speaker would be more eager to comply than the ones that were lying. The ones lying may try to say 'I'm not allowed to', but the rules were concluded before the game began, so telling me that they can't or won't makes me suspicious. Any emotional blackmail, like claiming they're being held at gunpoint and will be shot if they try to hug me, will sound suspicious and it may be cold for me to insist they try, but three of them are literally luring me to my death. If I'm gambling with my life, I can gamble theirs in that moment as well. Another survival trick when you're lost or don't recognize your surroundings is to check for landmarks. In the room, I saw one chandelier in the shot that showed Zero, all three walls and the Safe zone, and the chandelier is adjacent to the Safe Zone. Even if there was a second one out of the shot that I didn't account for, I can simply ask a player to tell me what is on their left, and what is on their right. This will probably not work since three are actively trying to get me killed and might change up their answer, and I have been given nothing to write on or notate and keep up the answers, but they may not recognize I noticed the chandeliers and may answer truthfully. The room doesn't spin, only I do, so even if I spin, the chandeliers wouldn't change their position. It's something to consider while using a better strategy, but there it is.
That's a first. I had the exact same thought for the blind jump challenge using sound ^^ The amount of effort putting strategies into this baffles me still
Cant wait for the sequel 1!
And then 2
I hope 3 will be as good
Did you watch the prequel? -1? That was far better than this.
4 finna be lit
I wonder for if the first time in all of time it’s better than 0
For the quarter jump an alt strategy would be to wrap your shirt around your hand so that one will have to bend and look straight forward to see what symbol your hand is making. Its similar to shirubes strat, but you could also postion your arm under the platform while leaning slightly
Okay stop with trying to convice about sound reverberating from the walls. It's too far fetched to work. Heck, even jumping and doing parkour against the wall would be a better solution.
When he was in the tube, since his legs were free, he could push his legs against the walls and inch his body upwards until he can put his legs over the edge, laying his body out over the opening, buying a lot more time to solve the problem
30:22 handcuffs were stuck to the pole so wouldnt work
@@owenvermeulen6828 But the handcuffs should still be able to slide up and down the pole.
The handcuffs were in a small hole. You can see it when it's released. He can't push up without breaking or dislocating his shoulders.
@@toxicteapot7941 oh. Didn't notice that.
How To Beat EVERY DEATH GAME In "Zero" *Befriend the main character* *Be the main character* *Follow Cinema Summary's tactics* *Don't join the death game at all and get a normal paying job*
Be the cameraman
work for the chairman
Be the camera
@@Azzzzzzzz Be God.
@@boom-jr8viBe The World.
Ohh nice! It's nice to see more of Fukumoto's works here cause I know you covered Kaiji before!
I love rewatching these
I feel like the thief is basically someone who has plot armor in their inventory but doesn't need to use it since they already got brains
I wish there would be a survival horror movie Titled "The Meat" so he can make a video titled "How to beat The Meat"
😂😂😂😂😂
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For the 4 options game, I would place the coin in the middle of the safe side and then hold it there, making sure I’m stable enough to not fall over and then jump that way
Could you please upload a part 2? This is the best video from you yet!
For the first game, I would pick cage number four because that's the one she used as a demonstration. If she was going to demo, it would be number one, or all of them, but if the mechanism has to be reset, then she must have used four because it's the correct answer.
Thats what i thought, 4 was the demonstration so seems that that one was safe after
@@ShinDarkShadow YAS! We would have survived in cage 4 together!
my exact thought process. I also thought that because she did 3 rolls in the demonstration, the correct answer being the 4th roll could make the answer 4. The only clues for ‘observe’ were the demo ball and the amount of rolls.
21:52 I'm pretty sure that wouldn't be enough to destroy his plan. If let's say one of the three people with the wall managed to answer the question correctly, that's still 2 options eliminated. And with how fast Shirube came up with his first plan, he had more than enough time to devise a second test to figure which of the remaining two directions was the correct one.
Or, alternatively, just keep testing them - after the third try, the chance they get it correct every time is 1/8 - after the 5th, it's 1/32 - after the 10th, it's 1/1024.
Oh man i hope you make a part 2, this is fascinating
For the last game, the thief could have probably leaned back against the pole, push one leg at a time against the container and climb up.
This is why I love death game movies so much, like these games are so unique and creative
100000% my fav genre. Death but hey you get to play a game before you die:)
Where do watch this movie please
I love it when he says "This will be the hardest game yet" like yeah it always ramps up in difficulty every new game will be the hardest yet (most of the time)
This man have to be in competitions. This man had a very big brain to beat the game.
25:31 teachers are gonna use this as a way to make you think math will come in handy later on in life.
never let this man into a death game he'll win every time
it would be funny if 99% of the prize was used for taxes
@@frost_co that’s not how taxes work but yeah that would suck
@@TheMasturbaker i heard from something thar someone who won 1.2 billion lost 800 million in taxes
Only in hindsight where he can stop time and go .. okkkkk this was my mistake..
I just realized. The three example dice throws, were all 1s. Three 1s. Then, the final dice throw. Most likely, a 1, if you follow the previous rolls. Thus, four 1s. Cage number 4.
Woah 🤯
That's what I was thinking her clue about observation was about. And figured it could mean to add up all the ones :P
Yeah thats what I thought lol
same
Might be that but it could have been any number from the dice🤷♀️
I really want to see the rest 🥺 love these videos 🤩
2:31 "kidnapped against our will" Well yeah, that's how that works.
This makes me so hyped everytime because listening to him makes me feel like a genius
Your not though
@@kanegreene33 damn bro no reason to do that
@@kanegreene33 Also it’s youre*
@@vader2312 exactly
@@kanegreene33 mood killer
Not me watching all these "How To Beat (insert scenarios)" to prepare myself in case stuff like this happens to me-
for the platform scene, thief could lay his entire body down at the centre of the platform with his arms facing towards the open platform( kinda like sleeping on his belly), he will not spin as much as he is basically at the centre .Then when the platform stops, he can getup and jump
This is the goodest oldest kind of how to beat video
First Game reminds me of exam questions. You don't have to be the ace student who knows it all. All you have to do is knowing: 1) the structure of how to answer the question (especially if it's an essay/report) - what is the nature of the question? Are there any loopholes can you exploit in the exam question? 2) some basic + 10% knowledge of the subject (so know enough and a bit extra) 3) looking back on the topic, what is the main themes or agenda or message, that the school/teacher/education system is looking for you to examine or answer back. Whether or not you choose to follow it, debate it, synthesize it, etc is up to you. 4) Is it an essay, paragraph, or audio response question? Take advantage of the mediums of exam or project submission. Instead of writing a slab of text essay, write headings and sub-headings to prompt yourself and structure your response. Plus it saves your wrist from cramps :) Other than this, Have a Damn Good (Exam) Day. Good Luck.
For the 4 plat forms 3 with a wall, I would lay on my stomach and reach my hand out, asking the person on the other end to grab my hand, or touch it in some way, or I could ask them to through their shirt at me, which would be difficult through that slit.
They could throw it above
@@dripkublackrose3771 true, that could work, but you should be able to tell by the angle, it should be much more head on if its wall less.
Can’t wait for the second part this was so good
"All rooms are the same. What are you?" Me: dead.
In the second game i would use my feet to feel the wall other side, i see its not too long for me to stretch my leg to reach the walls AND determine which is the safe zone
I had the same idea. Yeah, I could survive this game. Finally
What if someone was not tall enough tho?
@@timmymannies6888 that would suck for them ig
@@timmymannies6888 Then ask the person on the other side to lie down and touch their legs with theirs. Of both lie down, they can touch eachother. This is only possible if there is no wall thus save zone
Just tell them to jump to you. Ez.
with the platform challenge, the only rule from my understanding is that you can't throw anything. why not just take off your pants and whip it off the edge of the platform? you'll be able to feel or hear if it hits anything and it doesn't count as throwing since you never let go of it.
Dude ur kinda sus
30:32 ...............I suffered enough, why more?
This is SICK! I love this
For the platform game, I think the second go was almost perfect. If he found a way to obscure his hands and ask a loaded question, then it would’ve been foolproof. Like if he kept a coin and hid it somewhere on his person, then asked everyone which hand held the coin. That’s not a perfect solution, but that’s the kind of question I’m thinking of. One where if you choose an obvious answer you know they’re lying, and the only one telling the truth would give you a third answer
luv these vids man keep doing what you’re doing🫶
A solution to the second game would be just to ask them to touch your hand. Another thing would be that the distance to the safe zone is not as far. It looks like you could just stick you leg out and fell for it.
The best way to do the small window in door game is to ask the people to sit down and have a conversation
Actually some recordings are known to be flipped. So just because a video shows things from the opposite side doesn't means it's pre recorded
For the triangle rooms, the walls are very thin and it is most likely possible to just break out with brute force. This is because when the gangster slightly tapped the wall, it shock with a wobbling manner and it could most likely be broken with a couple kicks.
basically every game movie is about the same thing over and over again, except different game or different camera angle. very creative JAPAN !
Game 1: Yes, you could wait until the last minute, but that also risks other people are coming up with the correct solution and taking all the space in the cages where you can survive. I would simply take that place first and take the risk that the others won't realize what I'm doing (for example I wouldn't tuck my legs in yet), or will fight with other people for the space that guarantees survival. Game 2: Yes, one of the lying players could've guessed the kid's choice correctly, that's why you do it 10 times so they have pretty much no chance of always guessing correctly.
Can't wait for part 2!!
I love he puts so much work in every video he posts
14:15 i know this a year late, but there is also the possibility of trying to jump at a direction with the purpose of kicking back in the case that you chose a wall you might get a chance to throw yourself back at the platform, at that distance and with decent fitness and all the adrenaline it might just save you
Zero: So how many more people would like to add for de- Squid game: Y E S!😈
In the first game, while the assistant shows the ball crushing the lucky cat, it's cage number four. In the end that's the safe cage. That challenge wasn't that hard to crack, if you followed the rules and trusted your observations.
Mechanism could be reload. Maybe I didn't get what you're said correctly?
@@kitsnap1228 I think what Laurina is saying is that the cat is lucky == go there as thats the "lucky" cage to pick
@@Firefrab Not so much luck as bravery. Nothing is chance, that is obvious. So if you wanted someone who was hard-boiled, who was rough'n'tumble, able to get it done... You'd want someone who goes "that room just killed people (or a cat statue), but I have no fear.". Room 1, the farthest from room 4, is for cowards who flee from danger.
For the platform game, just have each person make a prolonged sound while slowly going and laying down on the platform. That way, you can easily tell if there’s a wall between you and them by whether the sound changes :)
Tell them to jump to you. Ez.
there is a hole y'know
@@LineOfThy a head level small hole. when the wall people would bend down the noise would get muffeled/sound different than the person with no obstacles in the way
@@Vampiri_o hmmm that would work, but can you really tell that well?
Dang, that's a good idea. I was also thinking that asking the person to yell while slowly moving to the side of the platform outside of the window position would also help
Thanks for sharing. After watching this KZhead video, I went to watch the series…and it was really enjoyable. And only 10 episodes - maybe we will see a sequel some day
Can you tell me how the movie is called / where to watch it?
@@Devidra zero:the bravest money game it’s pretty enjoyable
@@priyalpandey8137 Thanks man! Appreciate! :)
The blindfolded platform game would be easy because you just lay down on the edge and ask the person on the other side to reach out at touch your hand. The gap is short enough that two out stretch arms would at least touch fingers.
Can’t wait for part 2🤩
It's a good day when cinema summary uploads
27:52 What about the chesse and the slice of cake ??? And the sun drawing dosen't actually have any triengles
i love theses videos they are so awesome and i love your voice. your videos are soooo interesting, like very interesting. you are explainable. stay awesome!!!!!
29:00 DANG, that kid don’t care if he die or live, just look at his face the way it looks
In the platform game, 10 seconds is enough time to look around quickly to see the safe spot, so what I would do is turn towards it if I can, and once the platform starts spinning, I’ll make a mental not of the direction I’m facing during each turn so I could figure out where it is in relation to where I remember the safe spot being, though through this I could still easily die.
Try and rotate to counter the rotation?
@@boom-jr8vi in some way, yeah, maybe even try to stand up and rotate yourself in the opposite direction while the platform is spinning if you’re allowed
In the platform game, I would crawl to the edge, while staying low, I would talk to each player. The players behind a wall could not squat. They need to stand up to talk through the hole. Only the player without a wall, would be able to be heard clearly while squatting. This is how I would solve it.
Thats a good strat. The sound difference, even with the mask should be noticeable
this man can survive anything i swear the world can be ending and he has a 9 page essay on how he can zero difficulty survive the end of the world
I can't wait for you to do the second part to this
In that second jumping game I whould ask the person to jump onto my platform if they are honest....very simple 😂👍🏻
Remember, if you’re in any death game, take the role of the main protagonist, because we all know that it’s most likely for the main protagonist to survive
In the jump game you could also ask whoever is the right path to jump to the center platform, its scary but if they are already trying to win the money and the ring i think they would do it no problem.
This man saving everyone from every situation 😮💨
Underrated KZheadr for sure
i love all of these death games, thank you to cinema summary for introducing all these great movies :D
For the spinning one I would move my hands around the square to see where to go/jump then test to see if there was a barrier with my feet stretching them out and I keep doing that until I find the one that is safe. This might not work for other people but it would for me because, Im pretty tall so my legs are long, I also practiced gymnastics for 3 years so I could hold on to the side while testing it.
"I would" Ok smarty, we all know your a genius for life.
Man, every time I watch a Cinema Summary Video, he starts with "[Insane Deadly Scenario], what would you do?" every time, I think myself. Probably die like on of the extra's.
Damn those are a LOT of zeros
i swear because I binge your vids if someone kidnaps me and puts me in a death game, ima laugh at them
I love how all these "how to beat" videos,whether it's games like this,Squid Game, or even the SAW traps, talk about how easy it would be. The thing is that you only think it's easy BECAUSE YOURE LOOKING AT IT FROM THE OUTSIDE,NOT EXPERIENCING IT PERSONALLY.