Maze patience

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CuriosityShow

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@what-uc 4 ай бұрын

DIY Carcassonne - a game that wasn't published untill 2000

@thylacocoalthy6228 4 ай бұрын

A game designed by a German, and Curiosity show did air episodes in Germany, so maybe it's not a coincidence, though he'd be a bit old for it.

@antraxxslingshots 4 ай бұрын

Went right from the TV Screen and made them back in the day (mid 80s i think). Took me some time because i made them look like tunnels with brick walls and i added plants and animals. Quite sure they are still laying around in the attic somewhere 😘

@boomstand2872 4 ай бұрын

If only I'd watched this video BEFORE the power went out for 2 hours today

@HxTurtle 4 ай бұрын

back in those days, people simply lived freer. this is even reflected in kid's shows where they're granted quite some degree of freedom to design something on their own. today, a link would be provided, accompanied with a verbal warning, "please only use this variant as it has been evaluated and approved by state certified child psychiatrists as manageable enough to not unnecessarily inflict a hint of frustration into the player's mind."

@SomeOne-eo7rw 4 ай бұрын

today we have both the free, open ended version, and more standardized games. Nothing is stopping any child from making up games on their own

@HxTurtle 4 ай бұрын

@@SomeOne-eo7rw no, it's no longer encouraged anymore. today, all and everything must be according to code and only little room for experiments anymore. my text was metaphorical; a description of our confined time that we're living in right now. you can use formula one as an analogy. in the fifties, a team could change the position of the motor, if they wished so. from then onwards, it only declined. there was still room for some experiments in the late seventies (lotus and ground effect cars, for instance) but today, ninety-nine percent is prescribed what a car has to look like and you have only a couple millimeters leeway here and there too make it appear as if teams still have control over what they're doing. and this is again metaphorical for regulations Western governments put in place for all of us; stifling many new ideas, experiments, and subsequent inventions.

@HxTurtle 4 ай бұрын

@@SomeOne-eo7rw no, it's no longer encouraged anymore. today, all and everything must be according to code and only little room for experiments anymore. my text was metaphorical; a description of our restrictive time that we're living in right now. you can use formula one as an analogy. in the fifties, a team could change the position of the motor, if they wished so. from then onwards, it only declined. there was still room for some experiments in the late seventies (lotus and ground effect cars, for instance) but today, ninety-nine percent is prescribed what a car has to look like and you have only a couple millimeters leeway here and there too make it appear as if teams still have control over what they're doing. and this is again metaphorical for regulations Western governments put in place for all of us; stifling many new ideas, experiments, and subsequent inventions.

@HxTurtle 4 ай бұрын

@@SomeOne-eo7rw no, it's no longer encouraged anymore. today, all and everything must be according to code and only little room for experiments anymore. my text was metaphorical; a description of our restrictive time that we're living in right now. (this is only part one of three, because KZbin is severely censoring my speech and only occasionally, a comment makes it through.)

@HxTurtle 4 ай бұрын

@@SomeOne-eo7rw you can use formula one as an analogy. in the fifties, a team could change the position of the motor, if they wished so. from then onwards, it only declined. there was still room for some experiments in the late seventies (lotus and ground effect cars, for instance) but today, ninety-nine percent is prescribed what a car has to look like and you have only a couple millimeters leeway here and there too make it appear as if teams still have control over what they're doing.

@pumpkinhill4570 4 ай бұрын

I'm a little confused on the rules. At 3:26 why is the bottom "the only free end"? Can't you connect it to the left tile that has the star? At 3:42 why is that the only move to make. Can't you place it to the side where you were storing the other blanks? You said you could go four to the side but you've only gone three so far.

@kevlandy 4 ай бұрын

It’s like an Ozzie version of the British show ‘How’.😁

@Jumbo-k4t 2 ай бұрын

The show was running in the 70s were they going back then ?

@kevlandy 2 ай бұрын

Yes, search ‘How TV show’ on here.👍

@Jumbo-k4t 2 ай бұрын

@ I remember them telling a story of Rob and Deane going to America to see a similar show .The americans couldn't believe that Adelaide was putting on this production with minimal amount of people and budget . Very proud it was made in my home state .Will check out the English version

@theastuteangler 4 ай бұрын

very cool!

@acanimations1223 4 ай бұрын

Reminds me of a board game called tsuro, great game

@bitcoinweasel9274 4 ай бұрын

Tsuro's pretty decent. It's also a little like Bandito.

@iknowyoureright8564 4 ай бұрын

0:06 I’d prefer not to answer that in a KZbin comment section, thank you very much.

@MargaretBrown-g4s 4 ай бұрын

Margaret rivers maze should of grown much higher.... Its over 25 yrs since I went through that maze ....so defiantly it would be very easy to get lost in the maze western Australia