Don't Roll The Dice...BE The Dice | Clubhouse Games (Golden Goblet: Day 3)

[@catsweeb]

green's physics calculations every time he rolled was scary but the cpu ultra speed rolling was so much more menacing

[@CencanMS]

I'm convinced the CPU cheats in Ludo, tried so many times to get Mastery a few nights ago and here's the CPU dice hacking three 6's + one 5 to get to one of my pieces from across the board. They almost always get the rolls they need.

[@Makebloodborne2]

Never been thought I’d see someone spend entire turns trying to manipulate 6s out of the dice and then rage quit a children’s board game. Golden Goblet providing some much needed spice

[@kokosan09]

that was so wild!! 😂

[@ste1l1]

The keyword here is _children_. It' easy to forget that you sometime play against children when playing online games.

[@violetstarsign]

@@ste1l1 I doubt that was a child. The CALCULATIONS going on there, I was a smartypants kid AND a tryhard but I don't think even I could've pulled that off with as much regularity. Maybe if I just *sat* in the single-player mode practicing over and over, but I feel like if I'm gonna do that, I'll learn an actually good game, like Chess or Shogi.

[@LexiPixeL_]

You might be surprised. Someone thinks they're clever enough to manipulate RNG after getting a few lucky rolls, then things start to slip just a little bit and yall know if this were TTS it would be tableflip time for this guy.

[@Mysticfateee]

I really hope that's what was happening and they weren't just lagging

[@chanm01]

I don't know what's more surprising, NL rolling like five 6s in a row, or a game of Ludo ending in under 30 minutes.

[@matejspevacek1226]

Without a doubt the fact that the game didnt take a year to finish

[@skenandj]

Autumn quitting probably trimmed about 3 hours from the video

[@Spyro5500]

CPU speed turns helped

[@Mysticfateee]

With how fast the CPU's take their turns it doesn't surprise me

[@oldramen373]

Its very telling about Ludo that half the players quit the game before the game was half over

[@johningles1098]

Ludo is the DOTA of board games

[@bitterbatterdog]

Well the game is called "Forgive me brother, for I have sinned" for a reason

[@CatCubed]

The name "Don't get mad" really is appropriate for this game

[@mateuscaldeirabrantaraujo]

Ryan Letourneau: "The flowchart of Ludo..." He's brought the S P R E A D S H E E T

[@morphman86]

Somewhere out there is a venn diagram of the correlations between the golf spreadsheet and the ludo spreadsheet

[@LookingGlass1865]

Autumn lost her mind trying to control the dice. You can't control the dice. The dice will control you.

[@MrDodgerdodson]

I've been watching this mans channel for over 5 years, and this is BY FAR the most pog I've ever experienced. My heart rate is raised, the adrenaline is flowing. No idea why, but this was hype af

[@dinkleberg794]

Out of all videos in the past 5 years this one got u the most pogged? I think for me it has to be his first tetris 99 victory

[@150booyadragon]

Been here getting close to 10 and let me assure you that this is in fact the most pog he's ever had and I'm happy I got to share this experience with you and everyone else

[@throea.5176]

LUDA edit: Autumn, a story of hero to zero. edit 2: TOM YOU COWARD

[@Onece87]

Who wants to place bets on the number of times NL ends up saying "develop" over the rest of this week's golden goblet?

[@iLanceALot]

More on this as the story develops

[@phuuc8075]

The slumbered chess demon is waking up...

[@jellevm]

Take a shot every time NL says 'develop.' (but actually don't or you'll die)

[@zPens87z]

Ladies and gentlemen. 5 sixes in a row. Count them out, call them out, 5 SIXES in a row! The madman has struck. The pogs rain. And NL pulls out another victory

[@Northernlion]

Rolling dice is a skill

[@tsunamininja]

The man got a Yahtzee

[@Spyro5500]

@@Northernlion When it rains it POURS

[@megastarlyex3618]

After the fabled Crooked Penny isaac play what else could we expect

[@grantross4291]

@@Northernlion You may have already looked it up, but if you didn't, the odds were 1 in 7776. Truly, the board gods smile on you. Love your stuff, man.

[@TurtlesC4nFly]

Fun fact: in Dutch this game is called (translated): Human, don't get annoyed!" Which I find very fitting tbh.

[@laxur1312]

Don't get mad!

[@cptKamina]

Haha in german aswell, I just wrote the comment and saw this.

[@ThePublicCats]

"Don't get mad~"

[@TurtlesC4nFly]

(Sorry, wasn't at the point yet where NL kinda pointed this out aswell)

[@ahandsomefridge]

I think "Human, don't get annoyed" is a more fun way to say "Don't get mad" though, I approve of that translation.

[@28sunnyman]

ive never been so on the edge of my seat for a board game but dude the dice rolls had me sweating

[@ironjawedangels2812]

NL: "Ludo has very little strategy" Also NL: "The flowchart of Ludo moves"

[@captainsqually]

Golden Goblet is cool and all but I really just love watching you play Clubhouse Games

[@AzureFlash]

They should make a Game of Thrones Ludo set, the betrayals and shifts in power are so on-theme for that universe.

[@Katekyo504]

Man its actually amazing how Autumn is try-harding to get those 6s and questioning why their pieces are still in spawn.

[@dragonx23123]

What's really amazing is that you're reading so far into some random person's action in a video game

[@opiesmith9270]

In a literal blink of an eye two blue pieces appear out of the void on the board. “Oh my god, blue is aggressive” 🤣 idk why that made me laugh so hard. 19:16 Ludo the most yeetiest game of all time.

[@zonozonoify]

The incredible balls on pink after he saw this God gamer roll 5 sixes in a row and still didn't quit

[@josho1805]

Ludo the greatest test of skill and intellect ever condensed into the form of a game, has been bested, conquered, destroyed, by e-sports legend Ryan "Northern" Letourneau.

[@Xyphoir]

I used to play Ludo with my family at my grandparents' house when I was a kid. Dude, that was crazy, blood would be shed whenever someone got yeeted when they were about to get home. Oh and when someone would get locked for like 10 turns waiting for the 6-roll, that was good eats. This brought me back, brother

[@Corvaer]

So that was a lot more entertaining than I first expected. Would love to see the whole crew play this together and have some spicy rolls.

[@int3r4ct]

20:14 ARE YOU KIDDING ME? WHAT IS THIS STREAMER LUCK LOL

[@Droid15243Z]

1/7776 luck!

[@SvarrChanston]

It's northernlion luck and it's not anything new xD

[@mattp12]

“Don’t get mad!”

[@mr.saturdayknight403]

Dont get mad

[@mattp12]

Mr.SaturdayKnight Don’t get mad

[@mocca3633]

Be mad.

[@GivenFailure]

mensch ärgere dich nich

[@Jindo1]

Human, don't get frustrated.

[@Kaloraan]

As kids, we had a game similar to this called “Wahoo” but there was a middle circle where you could go in and out much like your home of pegs.

[@clgreg]

Little did he know he would go on to win ANOTHER THREE LUDO GAMES IN A ROW. He has harnessed a power hitherto unknowable.

[@ZachZigzagoon327]

That Autumn person must know the RNG manipulation strats

[@odioaleman]

In spain we have parchis. A far more strategical version of it for a few reasons. The board is much longer, same shape but longer There are safe spaces in between each of the four sections, where you can not be eaten A piece getting eaten gives a 10 space move. Two pieces of the same color on any square establish a barrier that can not be jumped by anyone but must be broken on a 6 You have to move your pieces to the final center square or you bounce back

[@milangiroux]

Same in india

[@odioaleman]

@@milangiroux I'm pretty sure that our version is an inheritance from india, who are the original creators of the game

[@OfficialPikadex]

@@odioaleman Yeah, seems like Parchis and Ludo (as well as Sorry! and Parcheesi) are all variations of the Indian Pachisi.

[@realsushrey]

@@milangiroux No exactly the same, but there are similar elements to Indian ludo rules. In India, Ludo has these additional rules on top of the clubhouse ludo- 1. One also allows you to open along with the six. 2. The colored squares are safe points, no piece (irrespective of colour) can be captured on them. 3. Two or more pieces of same colour sitting on the same square cannot be captured by an opponent piece. 4. In Indian Ludo boards, there is an additional safe square in every block 8 squares ahead of the coloured square. 5. Rolling three sixes in the row cancels all of them.

[@mfkrwill]

Autumn's salt is forever immortalized in this video

[@wildrides3]

Wow, beautiful Ludovic opening right there. Textbook stuff. This guy's a ludo expert i can tell

[@TheMrkevik]

I lost my mind when he went 6 5 6 6 6 6 6 5. The man cant be beaten in quarentine.

[@leomar8577]

Down to the wire a clutch roll pushes NL forward. He runs towards the end zone thinking and thinking "is there more I can do? is this the path to victory?" with doubts and rage burning in his heart he pushes forward. Rolls a six dice, rolls it again, and again, and again. The crowd roars in excitement everyone on their feet. And in the climax with no more people left to stop him he POGS his GOURD out of the stratosphere. GG NL, GG.

[@Rhyooski]

PURE SKILL GOOD EATS WTFFFFF THOSE ROLLS WERE SO POG!!!

[@YTDaimera]

That run of 6s was freakin' legendary, dude.

[@MrSilverHeaven]

Perfect tactical gameplay and very fluid movement of rolling the dice, what an egg

[@matttondr9282]

In ludo you can actually apply a bit of backgammon strategy. When you’re behind in the race, you want as many pieces on the board to maximize your chance to yeet someone, and when you’re ahead, you want to prioritize moving forward with your sixes to get to safety and keep your lead.

[@SuperNerdEntertainmentShow]

From mesmerising the dice to rage quit..that's just how Autumn rolls. Tom gets himself in to a solid second place and quits. Emu has been doing nothing all game and turns in to a mad man, with the absence of others begins to steam roll...and despite an inevitable defeat, sticks with the game until the bitter end. Lesson to be learned kids...being the best at something or trying to cheat the system doesn't make you a good or nice person and while we applaud the winner I applaud Emu for sticking with and showing true gamesmanship.

[@jjthanetplanejames8317]

Lotta love in your vids, always a joy in my day. thanks for the company

[@alexpritchett5766]

I don’t know what it is. But NL playing Ludo is literally the most riveting gameplay experience on KZbin. And I’m not even memeing

[@AndrosynthNuclear]

Those five 6's landing in a row were some truly legendary RNG manipulation on egg's part. Absolutely resinous.

[@samuelaugsburger4982]

We likely will never see a quicker, more tense, more exciting game of "Don't Get Mad, It's A Prank Bro" for a while now, thank you for the blessed run NL THE MAN CAN'T BE STOPPED

[@realsushrey]

In India, Ludo has some additional rules which increases the element of strategy- 1. One also allows you to open along with the six. 2. The colored squares are safe points, no piece (irrespective of colour) can be captured on them. 3. Two or more pieces of same colour sitting on the same square cannot be captured by an opponent piece. 4. In Indian Ludo boards, there is an additional safe square in every block 8 squares ahead of the coloured square. 5. Rolling three sixes in the row cancels all of them.

[@stingersplash]

23 minutes? It was taking Dan twice that in his speedrun. But I suppose since it's luck over strategy and it could be 10 minutes or an hour.

[@stingersplash]

@@p9xm yeah Dan had a quitter too. Malf only found one actual person so that helps too.

[@TheLowTemplar]

This is somehow the most engaging NL video I’ve watched this week. High-speed Ludo low-key slaps

[@Anarchidi]

20:14, "Mind if I roll NEED"?

[@Diamondfist1]

Apologies if this was already posted; Ludo is derived from the Indian game Pachisi, but simpler. American game maker Selchow and Righter purchased the game rights (Pachisi) and trademarked it "Parcheesi". I'd not heard of Ludo until I saw it on the DS version of Clubhouse Games. It looks beautiful here.

[@mfkrwill]

I already want a second week of golden goblet here. Or maybe a tournament of shame

[@donpudzioch6005]

I cant believe the amount of enjoyment I got from this video. Literally better than a football match

[@kingster14444]

The greatest game of sorry ive ever seen in my life. Where were you when NL defeated the Pink Beast!

[@looroouwu]

Fun fact for you mister NL : Ludo is actually called "Les petits chevaux", something equivalent to "Little horsies" in France and most of the time, the boards are changed to reflect that I believe ! Dunno if that's exclusive to my family or something, but hey ! Edit : Apparently, it's actually some sort of national variant or something specific to France, and it's based on the game of Ludo

[@thefinalbistro991]

Easily some of the most gripping content I’ve ever seen

[@ronaldquintana8749]

The Man, The Myth, The Legend, Ladies and gentlemen Northernlion!!

[@ALittleMessi]

I wouldn't have picked such an rng based game for the goblet, but watching that string of 6s was both sickening and pogged up

[@eatmarth]

One of the things that is really good about this sort of game collection is it has all of the rules. I feel like I never knew the full ruleset for Sorry.

[@Bloxeh]

We play this game whenever we visit my parents, but we play with a few (lot) more rules. # You always have to yeet when possible, if you ignore it and are caught, you lose the piece that should have done the yeeting. This can even force you to go another round. # Yeeting backwards is included # The 4 spots closest to the middle are diagonal warp fields. When you land on them, you are warped on the other side. (Including when yeeting back-/forward) So it is for example a yeetable situation, if you throw a 4, have to take them backwards, onto a warp field to yeet someone on the other side. # The finish line is 'count-sensetive': eg If you need a 4 to go to the end and throw a 5, you can not go in, but you can chose to not move (unless you have to yeet / or another piece is moveable) # no overtaking allowed in finish line # If you can't move any piece (ie all 4 in home, or 1 in end position in finish + 3 in home), you can throw the dice 3 times (until you get a six). # You always have to take a piece out of home, when you throw a 6 (if available) # You always have to free up starting location, if possible It sounds confusing, but makes the game so much better and way more strategic. Lots of yeeting included. And yeeting backwards from around starting area to finish area is just glorious. My partner was kinda sceptical in the beginning, but he is the grand master now. He really likes it.

[@BeccaFaye]

the fact that at the beginning he said "when it rains, it pours" and then later got five 6 rolls in a row.... that's some poetic shit.

[@Chuck4230]

15:29 That made me LOL

[@ErzbischofAmurael]

I really dig the rule differences you can observe in these games. In the variant I used to play you get out on a 5 and there are benches on which you are safe from being yeeted.

[@leomar8577]

Not gonna lie this is pure undiluted entertainment, who knew it'd be this series would be this exciting. I dare say its all downhill from here, unless?

[@funkpandemic]

6:24 the greatest turn in ludo history

[@Coco-wf5dj]

From the UK here, I'm not sure if its a variation but it seems like exactly the same thing. Ours is called Frustration

[@gimmecat6251]

I think Frustration is more of a spin on Ludo but with the dice in the little plastic dome thing you press down to roll them. Every version I've seen with the dice just loose has been called Ludo.

[@MrDodgerdodson]

I'm from Birmingham (age 32) - I've always called it Ludo, and we had a Ludo board when we were kids. I just asked my Grandmother (She's from Lincolnshire) , she says she was playing Ludo in the 50's, so the different names must be a regional thing, even within the Uk. Interesting!

[@bttbld4203]

Frustration is called Trouble here in the US. Man, these people are really straining the limits of their creativity with these names.

[@Coco-wf5dj]

@@gimmecat6251 I do remember the little plastic bobble thing!

[@Coco-wf5dj]

@@MrDodgerdodsonFrom Northern Ireland specifically but it seems like frustration is ludo but with a special dice dome gimmick

[@batman81022]

Am I the only one that thinks it weird they're doing a board game tournament but not playing each other?

[@Tachiiiiii]

It’s probably so they don’t start cannibalising each other’s views

[@alecwallace2563]

IIRC Dan needed to get al the recording done on Monday, so I guess playing each other would have just taken too much time and wouldn’t have worked

[@greindes1579]

They already do enough group content and it's much harder to do it that way

[@LookingGlass1865]

Not all of the board games they scheduled allow for 3 players. Ludo would work, but chess, checkers, and a few others are 2 player only. I also like that each of the 3 videos from the same day are different content, instead of just being a different POV on the same content.

[@JumpJetFriend]

20:12 Most Poggers play in Ludo history

[@daydayespalin3178]

Ya know what they say. “When it rains it pours. ”

[@dkpolonski]

"Ladys and gentlemen. That's how quickly the game changes" - right before getting yeeted right back Then, noting blue's piece getting a lot of movement from a turn, followed by him getting 5 straight sixes

[@ianltd]

The man has made ludo interesting. Unbelievable

[@bkells]

I'm not sure if you ever played it in Canada, but as for America, Ludo resembles "Trouble" a whole lot more than "Sorry!"

[@leonilliann]

It's funny to see how much Ryan has changed over the years from the influence of Dan culture.

[@witchfynder_finder]

The ragequit in the middle holy shit Maybe they SHOULD'VE titled this iteration Don't Get Mad

[@Darwinator]

Ah, my favorite game; Fia med knuff.

[@frozenpelt967]

We have a less luck driven variation of this in China, which involves a much bigger board, developing pieces with any even roll, 3 sixes in a row sends 1 piece back to the start, landing a spot of the same color allows you to jump forward 4 tiles, and a more complicated end game :D

[@JumpJetFriend]

Autumn sent to the Shadow Realm

[@caspersneep6183]

Esports legend North Million yeeting the opposition into the stratosphere yet again

[@joaquinbarbosa3904]

My dude got a piece in in 2 turns He's ASCENDED

[@dandotvid]

That was as close to a perfect game of Ludo as you can get!

[@benhutchcraft9167]

Nothing like hearing a Canadian saying "sohrry" on Canada Day. Blessed

[@imreverheijden5476]

And here I was, thinking Ludo is an easy game. Listening to this man speak has made me realize the game needs a strategic mastermind to understand it properly

[@clara7026]

LETS GO. Can we get a 7 streak of this POG?! Make it happen Egg Daddy

[@brennanschrader3608]

19:27 Art

[@OrniKArnaud]

The tension was off the chart!

[@samnolan3812]

Just for fun, this game is called ‘Frustration’ in Ireland, I feel as though that describes this game rather aptly! (Oh, and also, this Eggs content recently has been BEYOND POGGED)

[@DCrswims]

All those sixes in a row was extremely resin.

[@gamelandmaster3680]

19:28 Best moment of the video.

[@_PGleo86]

My gourd has officially blasted off into space in the P O G R O C K E T

[@MrSage0011]

King of the games Have you fix an ancient Egyptian puzzle by any chance

[@DoctorShroom]

A game of Ludo that is UNDER 25 minutes long?! Who is the mad lad who rolled all 6s?! 6:22 Ah. I see.

[@geebergeistify]

Ryan is on a tear right now! Lets Go!

[@KimParkkinen]

In Finland we call this Kimble, it has this little plastic dome with a die inside it and when you push it down the dice jumps up and rolls. Other than that, the board, rules and the goal is the same. Shape of the pieces and board is different (the pieces look like shampange bottle caps and the spaces are these little nooks they fit into.)

[@koshgam]

Truly a master of Virtual Dice

[@MrJokeni]

My man's pogging people with ludo, something unimaginable until this day

[@necropasha]

In my country it's: "Don't get mad bro!" It's even more powerful than the regular "Don't get mad!"

[@Troller235]

Türk?

[@litapd311]

NL if this was the wild west i'd have already pulled out my six-shooter, you had FIVE sixes in a row! extremely pogged luck

[@Wertsir]

I can’t believe they found a way to reduce the strategic depth of Sorry. It was already a puddle.

[@kokosan09]

not to undermine to pog of this win, but was easy mode; when we play you gotta hit the exact roll to enter home base. so you might end up choking right before the finish line because you're rolling too high to enter your safe haven!

[@MrVovansim]

Galaxy brain plays by NL in this one. Let's goooo

[@iGetPoints]

This man doesn't lose on quarantine

[@Dunkelschloss]

What a weird rule set o_O. -you don't get 3 rolls when no units are out -you don't have to free your starting point -you don't have to roll the exact number to get home

[@plemgrubern]

I love how he says "that yellow piece" when all his pieces are yellow lol

[@theoneguy420]

I played a similar game that went by the name Aggravation, but it had a spot in the middle that let you exit after rolling a 1 or 6 and it would put you right behind your homebase.

[@Patrick-pc2qz]

With incredibly light rougelike elements

[@Rsmall103]

He's actually too good.