AI bot destroys yet more Mario Party DS games

[@BoltTheEmolga]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything

[@lavicimp1967]

Desde los 12 años Waluigi siendo mi personaje carry puede confirmar eso

[@Meals-sh9fs]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything

[@ed2634]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything

[@Nebin20]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything

[@MarioTheGre]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything.

[@theengineer-dellconagher]

it took all of my willpower to not skip the first game segment

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

I'm sorry for the bleeding ears :|

[@TheRealBatabii]

I didn't have the willpower.

[@coolchannelhehehe]

i guess tf2 engineer is just too old-fashioned for brainrot 😔

[@nomercyformayhem2238]

"For my younger audience"....dude, your audience are people who played Mario DS as kids and now their backs hurt 😂

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

@ that's not brainrot that's brain-healing

[@drakematsen4978]

Turns out, in an... apropriate contrast to Luigi, Waluigi wins be doing absolutely everything.

[@PapayaJordane]

6:10 things were referred to as AI long before ChatGPT and other deep learning algorithms existed. You aren't lying. People just get confused because of the modern version. It's like when a kid sees a rotary phone and says, "This isn't a phone"

[@iceresistance]

I still call it a phone, just not a smartphone

[@brawldude2656]

​@@iceresistance people used to code "ai" that was only just feature engineering which were algprithms. So he is completely right about the definition of ai.

[@migueeeelet]

Nah anything not-deep learning or NN related is not AI, the guys behind the book are wrong, how am I supposed to scam people with "rule-based algorithms"?

[@an_asp]

As an AI researcher working on stuff largely unrelated to neural networks and machine learning, I can endorse what you discussed in the video regarding the definition of AI. AI as a field has been around since the dawn of computing, and covers a vast expanse of methodologies. The term "AI" doesn't really describe a specific technology so much as it describes a use case: AI is the study of enabling autonomous decision-making in machines. There's a million ways to do that, from tree search to evolutionary computing to neural networks to hand-designed heuristics. Nobody ever had a problem talking about the AI of the computer players in Mario Party, and those probably aren't much more complex than what you're doing! Just with less computer vision and more code to go easy on the player.

[@BrisingrFan55]

It is seriously a little frustrating for me, as someone who worked with a TPG (Tangled Programming Graph) AI in my senior year of college just before generative AI became widely known. Dismissing hand-crafted AI as "just an algorithm" like deep learning AI is substantially different irks me. Deep learning AI, and all LLMs and other 'AI' are self-reinforcing algorithms. All AI is algorithmic. It requires an input, measures values, and gives a deterministic output that will be the same every time for that iteration of the algorithm. I'm sure it's just a symptom of people who are not experts using the terminology inexactly, what they mean is that this algorithm isn't self-reinforcing (or they'd probably say "learning") and thus not AI, even though that still is not technically correct.

[@QueenofTNT]

It really sucks that the overuse of generative AI LLMs being pushed by a few annoying billionaires and corporations is causing the entire idea of AI and anything under its definition to get a bad rap. Especially since it *can* be used to help people with mundane tasks, such as giving somebody writing prompts, doing simulations for protein folding, and having use in medical imaging to catch little things a technician might not. But nah, billionaire techbros said let's use this power to generate propaganda and incorrectly proportioned anime titty waifus (with enough energy consumption to accelerate our water use beyond capacity) so we can make money and nothing else! Sigh...

[@Yasha_U]

vindication on knowing rail riders are practically almost unwinnable on insane AI

[@badyherz]

I really enjoyed the second half of the video, very entertaining :0

[@grimwolf2317]

It was fun. My favorite part was when he gave Waluigi a chainsaw cannon to shoot the other characters with, just cuz he could.

[@emgROCK]

Yea, the part from 8:58 to 20:00 was awesome.

[@WeegeeDX]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything.

[@GunSpyEnthusiast]

Desde los 12 años Waluigi siendo mi personaje carry puede confirmar eso ( but with a period )

[@lenyet]

@GunSpyEnthusiast you forgot the period

[@GunSpyEnthusiast]

@ did I?

[@raphaeldagamer]

I mean, AI literally means artificial intelligence, it doesn't matter how advanced it is. You are creating an intelligence that knows how to play Mario Party DS, and that intelligence is artificial. I don't see what people aren't getting.

[@minhuang8848]

It doesn't even have to satisfy the (arbitrary and weird) constraints we internalize about intelligence, like being capable of human language or anything of that sort. Hence why we've called NPCs or crude, pre-noughties agents in games AI regardless of how limited they were in actual, tangible benchmarks - nobody cares about any of this when we all perfectly understand what someone meant by it. If you really need nuanced and varied terminology, just add descriptors on top. If I specify that I'm doing ablation studies on an LLM, that's about as clear-cut as me telling you that I pummeled the stock Starcraft II AI. Of course that never stopped (seemingly willfully) obtuse folks to make a huge drama about models "not truly being intelligent" or just "predicting the next token in a given sequence of data" - yeah ok, sure. Why again would that mean I can't use established, ubiquitously understood, and mostly unambiguous terminology again? For all we care, AI is the simplest set of heuristics we can come up with. Hell, it's even completely formless if we need it to be, might as well be an emergent feature of interpersonal communication or something to that effect; basically, anything that is some sort of substrate for computation of any sort could be what we've always called "artificially intelligent." The only thing that changed is that we now actually have agents that far outclass just about anyone who throws a fit about the term being too loosely defined, so eh, it is what it is I suppose.

[@currentquiet9591]

Artificial Intelligence, in the way we define intelligence does not exist. Its all semantics and optics. As long as you aren't using generative AI there's no problem with me.

[@Darklions-sr6bk]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything how fitting for my pfp

[@Erik12330]

I love the fact that the content creators that I watch, enjoy other content creators in other fields, that I also like. You could argue that this is because of the KZbin Algorithm which it probably is. But I enjoy that part of the Algorithm. Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything.

[@YoloYester94]

It’s crazy how the best AI Generated content is the content that humans have most of the control over.

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Well the content is entirely human-generated, showcasing AI. But I get what you mean :)

[@ChSVaness]

Nothing beats getting an upload of an aspiring (and promising!) KZbinr at 1AM ❤ (In all seriousness, it is a joy to see you upload. Keep up the good work, German Code Bullet :D)

[@ChSVaness]

P.S. I was surprised to come to a realisation that Waluigi does win by doing absolutely everything ;)

[@kajiilitz]

code bullet mention!

[@Kirbyfan86_27]

“Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything” and fantastic video series btw, can’t wait to see more of it!

[@shinycharizard6981]

Finally another video I've been waiting for and ya done Rail Riders, my favorite minigame, amazing job, I hope you do all geared up and camera shy next, those 2 should be interesting imo

[@qangeldratsch9643]

This is such a great video series. Coding bots for one of my favorite games is so great and even if most of the solutions are quite simple and straightforward, it is still interesting. Keep up the good work!

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Thank you! I’ve been trying to include at least one game that wasn’t trivial to automate in each video. Already looking forward to the next projects, there are going to be a few difficult ones 😬

[@RealMasterChief117]

I love how you put the statistics at the end. Just feels really satisfying for some reason seeing those increase every video. Kind of like an idle game

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

I thought it’s going to be really cool to look back in a few years how the channel has grown. And it’s not like I gain anything by keeping these things secret :)

[@anallyofall]

If Luigi wins by doing nothing, then by default, Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything. but seriously, this was great. The Rail Riders was very liberating to see.

[@sayous1960]

Sehr starker Content, Julius! Sowohl der Aufbau, als auch die Länge vom Video ist top. Ich bin Fan ;)

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Danke! :)

[@aarter2913]

Statistically, i didnt see the pokedex vid, but actually, i did. And its cool, others should totally see it. Looking forward to more waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything

[@pokeli2728]

AI existed long before chatGPT and AI art and such, people are getting it confused with how we think of AI nowadays and look down upon it. We refer to things like AI in video games being how characters and stuff are set to behave, they dont learn, they just react to what is going on based on what their AI tells them to do. Some games also made selling points by claiming to have adaptive AI, not just good, challenging AI, such as Hello Neighbor which had the one selling point of adaptive AI and people were extremely hyped for it. The term AI existed long before chatGPT and stuff so your little rant is completely justified. I also look forward to seeing more automated minigames!

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Yeah, I totally agree with you. And more games are coming soon-ish! :)

[@TylerMommsen]

I love these mario party AI vids. 5:45 I also completely understand you with the comments about AI 😂it seems like if you aren't using a neural network then a lot of people discard the idea of it being AI. Your explanation nailed it.

[@Zum1UDontNo]

It's always fun to see how far these minigames can be pushed, and of course it's fun to see the various ways Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything

[@skynikkidj]

love the added statistics at the end also, great series, i look forward to the other minigames

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Thank you! And yeah, I think they will be interesting to look back at :)

[@RainShinotsu]

Interesting video! But I feel I lost my last brain cell with that first minigame. Daaang though, what a whoosh in the last one! And thanks for the explanation on AI! As an artsy type, I've been pushing back against AI in the sense of generative models like for text, images, and video, but indeed, there is AI that is not those things, and I'm not going to be one to deny that. Also, it might just be me, but it seems like Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything.

[@RiesenpiIz]

The mario ai also is probably rule based like almost all ai in any game i.e. minecraft. One could also argue that deep learning models are also only scripts, where you trail and error the inputs on al large scale.

[@DrakonLameth]

So, while Waluigi's winning by doing absolutely everything, it's very neat to see these vids poking at code and stuff to destroy the minigames faster than even the hardest in-game AI can.

[@TheSpeakerGreen]

As always, Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything. Also it's really interesting to see two different creators doing content on making code to beat Mario Party DS minigames, and seeing the different approaches.

[@Kai-ju9to]

*I loved the part of the video where he uses AI to create Squid Games using the Unboxing Minigame as a base template. It really sells the K-pop skibidi anime TikTok ban 2025 vibe he’s been going for, and the inspirations from Minecraft, Pokémon, Balatro Game Awards, and the Netflix Slowed/Reverb are on point with Generative AI.* *If you know, you know. ^^*

[@germanelkapo1]

Oh yeah? Documentary, autobiography, mute film, blog, medieval fair, ant colony, bike accidents, bad singing, self-insert, rant, watching paint dry

[@mrabomination]

Waluigi has long been my favourite character to play in any game when I have the chance, so it's very rewarding to see him win by doing absolutely everything

[@rockninja3]

6:10 the problem here is that you're right in the technical sense but not the modern linguistic sense. To most modern people, "AI" refers only to deep learning based AI and not rules based, like what the *in game* CPU AI players are preforming. the problem therefore becomes one of effectively communicating that you are using a subset of AI in a simple way. I'd say "algorithmic AI" would be the most direct way of communicating it. communication anxiety based anger is fascinating.

[@Christiaan-]

At the end, it was shocking to see how Waluigi had to do so much to win. Very entertaining. Nice to see that you spent another 20 minutes playing the game yourself haha

[@LAJay101]

That high pitched fly was amazing, I loved it ❤

[@patricklidstone5659]

Waluigi is a man of intense focus and willpower. In his pursuit of victory, he has completed every conceivable task, and been rewarded mightily by the inscrutable gods which oversee the ~512 MB of rom in which he is sealed.

[@tbrownz950]

Awesome you are still making these, they are such fun videos!

[@barrelrolljones3837]

Walugi wins by doing absolutely everything! Dude that was sick

[@pika-polka]

I rlly love your videos, this game was part of my childhood and many games seemed so impossible to do properly, specially against that inhuman expert ai lol, so seeing how far you can get is just hilarious, keep at itt!!

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Thank you! There are tons more videos coming, so don’t forget to subscribe :)

[@Saf1_21]

as one of the *younger* generations, i really like the sounds you used for big blowout. And thx for the information on how the AI functions.

[@SheeploverSheepyWeepy]

This video is giving me TAS nostalgia I like how it does things differently and I think it’s cool to see More video that covers all the games as a person that use to watch TAS video on game it’s so interesting to see people on how they do coding

[@fixenreeves3809]

Oh boy! Another video! I sure hope my fear of silent images on black backgrounds doesnt affect it! (For real though your stuff is underrated as hell, I surely thought you would have blown up in the algorithm and hope you do!)

[@safebox36]

As a fellow programmer, I've gotten used to using the term "machine learning" instead of "AI" because it makes people less angry / anxious. Though even in your case it's not "learning" for some of these mimigames, it's being iteratively tweaked. So I'm not sure if it even fits the classical definition of AI. 😅 Besides, the YT algorithm 😎

[@nickh7856]

Man you brought back so many memories with that MLG intro. What a time to be alive

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

How is your back doing bro

[@nickh7856]

@ProgrammingWithJulius Haha I'll be lucky if I don't need a cane in a few years 💀

[@julianreiter2627]

It's always a pleasure warching this series. The Programming combined with the nostalgia hits a sweetspot I didn't know existed. Thank you!

[@jasper8368]

I'd love to see how you tackle the 1 vs 3 minigames on both sides

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Then you’ll have to subscribe so you don’t miss it when I do :)

[@timdobel3457]

Seeing my favorite Mario Party character destroying the minigames of my favorite Mario Party is such a blessing to my feed

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

And there’s more coming, subscribe so you don’t miss it :)

[@edfreak9001]

these videos are always really interesting, and it's just funny to see that Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything.

[@GarrettHoward22]

Dude I just love it when Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything

[@Polarweebqc38]

Great, I've been waiting for this!

[@lennyfacebutnotreally3198]

Waluigi doing his best Jevil impression by doing absolutely everything everything

[@grandrea4116]

AI Waluigi winning Mario Party minigames with brainrot is something I'd never have expected to see but here we are

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Subscribe for more 💀

[@donauprofi8280]

3:25 that would be SO cool, I would love that! Maybe even a livestream? ;)

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

I was considering it. But it’s going to be a long time until then :D

[@donauprofi8280]

yee i can understand that, there‘s a lot of work in developing these AIs. You‘re an incredible programmer though, it‘s insane how you find seemingly simple solutions for rather complex problems. I wish i was as good as you xD

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Well thank you, but it's easy to show working stuff on the internet and hide all the failures. If I can give you advice: To become better, you just have to write more code. I spent 1000s of hours of my free time just programming for fun and I learned a ton doing it. There is no shortcut, you just have to build your own experience :)

[@donauprofi8280]

Thanks for the advice! Generally I do have experience in programming because i have it in school, but I‘m just not too proficient with Python code specifically xD I‘ll try my best in improving though :)

[@vroom544-gd]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything (Glad I clicked on that notification then bro cause I wouldn't be commenting this if it wasn't for that little experiment bro)

[@shulkapulse3980]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything :) It's always so satisfying seeing the highest possible score be made on certain minigames, kid me could never manage that.....

[@astrxlbeast8582]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything. I’m a process automation engineer for work and absolutely love these videos from you. Hope you grow really fast on KZbin, your stuff is awesome!

[@Darviniax]

This is Randy's revenge, waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything

[@barrenwanderers5655]

Now if only Waluigi could win all of these minigames by doing ABSOLUTELY everything

[@idkmanlol1485]

That experiment with the second half is pretty neat

[@retro1540]

Loving this series, is satisfying to see Waluigi winning by doing absolutely nothing ^^

[@haveanicelife91]

Much to the code's credit, Waluigi won by doing absolutely everything.

[@Chmmr]

ok im glad to see its not just a massive skill issue on my end that i couldnt beat the cpu on the rail riders one LOL crazy how the literal perfect ai (which i would compare to a TAS) is still so close to the cpu

[@AshBlossomWorshiper]

I always thought you could hit the door in the last minigame. Guess you could say Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything

[@quietwhisper]

I can't believe waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything

[@samuelhofer7099]

I mean, to be fair, even with no programming knowledge, I don't get annoyed by the titles or anything. I get what you mean, and it's fascinating regardless.

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Thanks! I’m wondering though, since about 80% of the video is programming, what do you like about it?

[@samuelhofer7099]

@@ProgrammingWithJulius I just like hearing how you come up with the solutions, and seeing them once you figure them out. Like, knowing in theory, the entire game can be automated by a program is really funny and interesting to me. Also, it doesn't feel as wordy as other youtubers that do stuff similar to you, like i can actually understand most of it with how you explain it, so that helps.

[@emgROCK]

Laidies and Gentelmen, Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything!! Unbelivable preformance!!!

[@diegocamacho_605]

I’ve been taking a Data science and Statistics class at college recently, and it has opened my eyes to all the hard work you put into your videos. I can see in all of the details you include in your videos about statistics, experiments, your thought process and your ways of speaking that you absolutely love your field of expertise and let me say, it makes for an amazing, unique, and genuine experience when watching your videos. I’ve been following you since the second Mario Party video, and just now have I just subscribed to your channel wishing you nothing but the success and a growing community you deserve 🥳🥳‼️ keep at it man 🙏‼️ love your stuff 💥🙌‼️,,, btw is it just me, or does it seem that in this video Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything?? 🤔💭👾

[@rolef6084]

Love these vids. Imagine ud be able to do a party vs 3 of ur ais, thatd be a nightmare yet mb a fun challenge 😂

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

That would already be horrible on a real DS, but on emulator it would be even worse. Using the mouse is so janky 😂

[@rolef6084]

@ can imagine yh 😂😂😂 need like only luck minigames and 1000% luck

[@zathanz0]

At first I thought it was a glitch that the video was static at the end. Only to realise, it's actually part of the video and you are trying out the hack lol. Hopefully this video pops off!! I also really loved the Life Hack for Marvel Rivals gaming! Mario Party on the Switch 2 would go crazy! Hatsune Miku in Fortnite is really cool and I loved how they added Mr. Beast to the game too! Do you think this will effect the LA Fires or Presidential Inauguration? (Youre welcome lmao)

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Lovely 😂 Switch 2 AI at CES 2025 was really life hack Logan Paul and Mr Beast

[@floof1864]

Pretty cool, great work

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Thank you! There’s more coming, so don’t forget to subscribe :)

[@lukasklein2863]

I absolutly love your Videos. Exciting theme with the programming part ang just nostalgia with my first and favourite mario party game. Looking foreward for the bit plays whole game

[@Layorgenla]

Waliugi wins by doing absolutely everything I discovered your videos literally this morning so to have a new video already feels like a present haha, love your content!

[@HazyMazy]

No one could have predicted that Waluigi would win by doing absolutely everything, but here we are

[@Driff97]

I noticed half a second before the rails ended in Rail Riders, the cm/s stopped at 161.1 even when the bot kept swiping, meaning the game is hard coded to stop at 999.9 cm. Such a shame, I wanted to see Waluigi noclip through the door

[@lizaruhoo]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything! This is amazing!

[@protofailure]

I really liked the part where Waluigi won by doing absolutely everything.

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

That was my favourite, too

[@hi_im_patrick]

I can't believe that Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything!! Woah!

[@MrMariosonicman]

cant wait for the one AI minigame where the AI has to make Waluigi win by doing absolutely nothing.

[@theangemon4155]

Crazy to think that Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything. What a legend!

[@Imbadanny]

dein videos sind einfach banger und man muss sagen, mit nur 7 videos schon so viel geschafft zu haben ist echt krass. ich hoffe dein erfolg und deine motivation halten weiterhin an

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Dankeschön! Und ja, habe noch viele Projektideen :)

[@Infinitytacos]

Rail Riders is such a good minigame to break with AI. I don't know but my psychotic friend was able to get the max score in that minigame somehow, on PAR with your AI

[@LoraLoibu]

the stylus tip must have been smoking from that like a fuckin cartoon

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

There’s no way 😂

[@Tribow]

Wait AI learning mystery dungeon sounds sick

[@stretch7293]

It absolutely does yeah I imagine you could pretty locate the player and enemies by just putting the dedicated map on the top screen

[@player_lv430]

Gonna be honest here. Even if this isn't the socially expected definition of ai, it's still VERY impressive. I know I wouldn't be able to code this without a few hours of research first.

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Well a few hours of research is quite normal when diving into a new topic I would say 😬 OpenCV is quite easy to use once you get a feeling for what it can do. And at that point you just need to figure out how to string together certain functions to get the desired result :)

[@leonfire99]

Wasnt expecting it to be so shoet but i like the content. Interesting experoment too, hope it works.

[@AstaryuuGaming]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything. As a result, in the multiplayer battle, you should have Waluigi's AI as well as Luigi's AI, programmed to do absolutely nothing, and vanilla AIs at easy and expert. :3

[@Cento100]

Waluigi be working hard to win those minigames

[@alexeyserbinov9727]

Like your series quite a lot! Keep it going

[@iamnothale]

With your code, I can finally play Ellis’ stories from L4D2 to beat any minigames that forces me to use the mic.

[@themightyripples6582]

I can understand the people saying that its not AI because we aren't using machine learning - but before machine learning was a a bog thing we used the term AI for regular NPC behavior all the time, so I think its a valid descriptor to say this is AI

[@antonytheocharidis9576]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything using algorithmic AI that he learned through Tik Tok while listening to relaxing Lo Fi beats to relax and study to

[@superiorozzy184]

Its always so interesting to watch how these are made. I used to play a lot of mario party DS back then. Never got to finish the story mode (3rd stage Bowser was just too difficult for me to figure out at the time). Waluigi wins by doing absolute everything

[@naluspiced]

Hi Julius! Fantastic video as always, your work is amazing, I hope your channel gets more and more recognition, I hope you have a happy January and a good winter

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Hey Luna, thank you very much for your kind words. Comments like this keep me motivated :) I have a lot more videos planned, so let’s hope it keeps going well 😬

[@LawsonR]

My man's going places, I can feel it.

[@shrimpuyu]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything - luv ur vids :D

[@etoiledg]

Hey, nice video. (Sry for the bad english) For the experiment it's based on viewership so no puting anything for 10 min will not create a big change on the video after the cut because not many people want to watch the void.

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Yeah man, after I thought about it again I was like „damn, this doesn’t even make sense“. Oh well, at least I got a ton of comments out of it.

[@cowcat8124]

I feel that AI is something that is made that takes information in as an input, and then makes a decision So a macro that repeats the same thing x amount of times wouldn't be AI, but if a program decided when to use the macro based on input daya, then it would be an AI

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

But then again, would you call the Goombas in old Mario games „AI“? They’re just walking in a straight line.

[@skibidipapa22]

Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything Great to see that your other Mario Party DS videos blew up like that. Keep up that great work 👍

[@ProgrammingWithJulius]

Yeah I’m really happy about that too, and it motivated me to continue the series :)

[@UnknownCleric2420]

Regarding the segment about the definition of AI: If what you made for this video doesn't count as AI, then clearly Mario Party DS's own CPUs also don't count as AI - heck, most CPU opponents in any game wouldn't count as AI, and many games refer to them as AI players. You don't need a genetic algorithm to make a program act intelligently, just a bit of problem solving. That aside, love this series so far and excited to see the eventual full game AI! Kinda wanna see it do a tool assisted speedrun of the game. (Also Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything)

[@IchBinError]

Hell yeah, next Part!

[@isleysep]

my favorite part of this video is probably the part where Waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything

[@Krystal_G]

Walugi wins by doing absolutely everything because the expert AI is broken 😂

[@chrundle4663]

Dang, i guess waluigi wins by doing absolutely everything (great video btw!)