Please, Don't Touch Anything! - OneShot

[@Hiiamthelren]

It took Chris Lovasz 5 minutes and 36 seconds to press a irresistible red button, what is this mad hell

[@Exquisite_Poupon]

+SkyLord Hilam We like to call him sips around here

[@horseradish843]

+SkyLord Hilam Chris? hahahaha

[@LegaltTO]

What a bastard.

[@mistersparkrle]

everything with sips n lewis is guaranteed solid fucking gold

[@flacotaco8743]

4k

[@whitemax8]

+FlacoTaco 2k16

[@kevinsexton4206]

+FlacoTaco hi

[@flacotaco8743]

Taco King M'lorde...

[@kevinsexton4206]

FlacoTaco bow before me, if you can without taco meat falling out...

[@MrBrockarock]

1=11=21=1211=111221=312211. If you read them out as single sets of digits with counts this makes sense. Starting with 1, you say I have "one 1" = 11. Then you look at the "11" and you say I have "two 1's" = 21. Then you look at this and say I have "one 2 and one 1" = 1211. And so on read this you say I have "one 1 and one 2 and two 1's" = 111221 and so on gets you the final of "three 1's two 2's and one 1" which is written out as 312211....the final in the sequence.

[@kgrain8125]

+MrBrockarock I thought the same too but didn't work out the missing number, well done

[@maxread3864]

+MrBrockarock yeah i got the same, pretty fun puzzle

[@chandrakas]

+MrBrockarock It was interesting to me to see this 'puzzle' because I've actually only ever seen it done slightly differently. Instead of counting every digit in order (as you've correctly guessed), I've only ever seen it done where you count the number of each numeral, in sequential order. Thus you'd have 1, 11, 21, 1112, 3112, 211213, 312213, and so on, so that every even digit would start with 1 and increase by 1 each time (well at least until you got into it really far). (For the confused, think of as a counting excersice 'one two, one one', 'three ones, one two', 'two ones, one two, and one three', and so on)

[@lostevesy]

Lewis trying to pretend he's not played this before ~

[@MadMontyMN]

+Lost Evesy That's how he is with EVERY game. Even Minecraft

[@StarLink149]

"We're two men with big brains" - Lewis Brindley, 2016

[@piccalele]

+Link149 yeah, about that.

[@jakejargstorf]

"It's still 20,016 y'all!" -Sips 20,016

[@BrazenSolar]

sips was such a tease with that button........ I just wanted to see him press it. It took like 5 minutes.

[@lateasusual_]

+Sam Scott i like your scratchy profile pic :33

[@BrazenSolar]

lateasusual thanks :p I noticed profile pics were circles on g+ so I thought why not

[@G00nTTV]

not going to lie, I thought sips would immediately touch the bottom before doing anything else.

[@fezcat7159]

+G00nHD same

[@zacknair6202]

Nah, Lewis is the impatient one

[@kingzork1290]

Don't touch the bottom. The latest dlc for don't push the button

[@flyhighpizzapie]

I made my girlfriend play this, I got the ending where she left....

[@TheKilkan90]

Sips is the only person that can make a non button pressing game actually hilarious!

[@diamondmyna1]

The whole time they struggled with that little array of four buttons, part of my was dying inside.

[@LordZargoth]

+Diamondmyna same

[@vgaggia]

+Diamondmyna Same.

[@mistersparkrle]

part of your what?

[@diamondmyna1]

mistersparkrle I'm not the greatest at English.

[@discordlexia2429]

+Diamondmyna My heart was slowly imploding.

[@jamesbaxter5978]

Sips is such a tease with pressing the button.

[@juriaanromkes7558]

1 = one one ... get it ? 11 = 2 ones 21= one two one one 1211=one one one two two ones 111221= three ones two twos one one 312211

[@hellas7able]

+Juriaan Romkes finally someone else who figured it out!!

[@JosephJohnCato]

+Juriaan Romkes Um um u-um wow... wp

[@eggpling]

Meh mind is blown.

[@jman22339]

One three one one two two's two ones

[@alextygesen3101]

+Juriaan Romkes what

[@FriendlyKat]

"I don't like to think this much." - Sips 2016

[@tostie3110]

"I just imagine you doing that to my nipple." -Lewis 2016

[@bighugejake]

thank you numberphile for showing me that 1, 11, 21, 1211, 111221, 312211, 13112221, 1113213211, 31131211131221, etc sequence. these guys will never guess it if John Conway couldn't.

[@tedwatts8576]

Simon would have pressed the button as soon as Louis started talking about it

[@tedwatts8576]

+Ulkreghz Draugr yeah whoops didn't realise. Lewis

[@Iceman2001]

The art in this game kinda reminds me of papers please

[@owenmachinecarbine6023]

it's by the same person there is even a paper ending.

[@RemiScutlet]

haha! me too.

[@unproxv]

+Frozen Banana Gaming Uh, no... Papers Please is by Lucas Pope, this is by Four Quarters.

[@RubysWrath]

Made by the same people

[@5raptorboy1]

Lucas Pope is in the credits.

[@Boy314]

NOTE: I didn't finish watching the video so they may have figured it out already. i figured out the puzzle on step 3: 1=11=21=1211=111221=312211. If you read out each number by itself, it makes sense. 1 = 1 One (11) = Two 1's (21) = One 2, One 1 (12, 11) = One 1, One 2, Two 1's (11, 12, 21) = Three 1's, Two 2's, 1 One (31, 22, 11)

[@evangelionmann]

That's really clever

[@douglaslawrie3449]

Number of patterns for that four green buttons puzzle is 4^4=1024 if buttons can be repeated or 4!=24 if they can't be repeated

[@imbillb]

+Douglas Lawrie 4^4 = 256... 4^1=4 4^2=4x4=16 4^3=16x4=64 4^4=64x4=256

[@douglaslawrie3449]

Mista Bobbeh yeah I'm dumb. in my head i went 4x4=64. rip. too much team dumb derelicts.

[@LGPLXIII]

Anyone else just staring at the handle of that cabinet hoping they would click on it?

[@raym1922]

+Liam Logan me

[@slightcurve98]

Team double dragon was such a good duo

[@ryanlutes9833]

Sips is the biggest troll ever and I love it.

[@JohnHollowell]

the 1,11,21,1211 is a counting thingy. starts with one>one ones>two>ones>one twos,one ones>etc

[@NikoKun]

I can't wait for the Oculus Rift version of this game! :D

[@WizardBrandon]

best idea

[@JackalGYT]

+NikoKun Vive version would be even better.

[@NikoKun]

+Jackal It's currently being made for Oculus Rift and GearVR. I don't know why it would need a Vive version too, it should work on Vive fine, if it works on Rift. Not sure if it will have Touch controller support, but mostly just depends on how long till it comes out.

[@JackalGYT]

***** It still needs support unless you want to jerry rig the game with an external program to get it to work properly.

[@FirmSoul4]

Lips Lewis x Sips

[@chromaphasia453]

Boy 1 year ago huh! I loved this series of them just bashing their heads against this problem, this was a personal favorite

[@irishwirstwatch]

i forgot how awful it is to watch the yogscast play puzzle games

[@hannanifakharuzzaman7158]

1 11 21 i love this puzzle. Basically it tells you how many numbers of those numbers... example 1 the next one will say one 1 (11) the next would be two 1s (21) next might be one 2s and one 1 (1211) I think... xD

[@Ninjastahr]

That's right!

[@powerblo5019]

The equation with the fraction and roots are for finding the shortest distance(hence the d) between Point (x,y) and Linear Equation 8x+3y+67=0 on the Descartan plane.

[@stormneko]

1 - one one 11 - two ones 21 - one two, one one 1211 - one one, one two, two ones 111221 - three ones, two twos, one one 312211 - one three, one one, two twos, two ones continue

[@leandroarabelo8544]

Adding the commas makes it so much easier to under stand 😂

[@YoXeV]

Eeeeeeh Wut ._.

[@SuperMedium]

+stormneko i cant find the pattern in this? what is this from?

[@SuperMedium]

+Super Medium Nevermind I got it.

[@minecraftrules13]

Only 256 combinations to that 4 button thing. (4x4x4x4) since there are four possible options and 4 digits. Correct me if I'm wrong

[@JamesSmith-hs9mz]

thank you

[@minecraftrules13]

+James Smith more than welcome

[@YoXeV]

What about 4*3*2*1? What does that formula solve?

[@Dr.Obtuse]

I was starting at this then it hit me. I leaned in too close to the screen. But seriously, read it out loud. 1=11 1 one. 11=21 2 ones. So I think the mystery is 21=1211 1 two, 1 one. and ends in what we have. 1211=111221 1 one, 1 two, 2 ones. 111221=312211 3 ones, 2 twos, 1 one.

[@illustriouschin]

"What's the square-root of 73, Sips?" AND HE WAS REALLY REALLY CLOSE!

[@TheAtomicPhantom]

I want all of those endings, it looks awesome! Can't wait for it on Team DD!

[@massivepileup]

+Ibrahim Most of the endings are stupidly hard, I needed a guide for almost all of them and afterwards didn't feel like I could have figured most of them out no matter how hard I tried. There's a lot of logic leaps in it.

[@BennysBox]

Any maths genius must be screaming at the screen

[@AsterDXZ]

If math genius = someone with a basic 8th grade math education then sure

[@loulybob]

Maths for the green button puzzle: 4 "slots" with 4 choices for each slot so 4^4 = 256. So not impossible to brute force but would take a while ;P Luckily Sips figured it out in the end and didn't have to brute force it.

[@ObitoSigma]

+Loulybob 4^4=1024

[@loulybob]

4*4 = 16 16*4 = 64 64*4 = 256 4^4 can also be written as (2^2)^4 = 2^8 = 256. Dunno where you got 1024 from.

[@ObitoSigma]

Loulybob I was kidding, lol

[@TheDuncanMorgan]

One shot has easily become one of my favourite yogscast series

[@JM-740]

Love the yogscast. PLZ Dont touch anything

[@justaguycalledjosh]

I've been waiting for this game to be played for a while. P.S. DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING!

[@frasercadman6111]

For anyone wondering, the correct answer to 1=11=21= was 1211. it's something called the 'look and say sequence' it's literally looking at the numbers and saying how many and of what number eg. (I sound like a maths teacher but I don't care) take the number 1, there is one 1, or 11. Now there are two ones, or 21 Therefore the answer is one 2, and one 1. 1211 1211=111221=312211

[@fa.h.]

was thinking arrows on the four buttons from the 4 buttons turned up.

[@rachelamanita9301]

same. reminds me of the diagram on stoves for which burner plate the dial is linked to

[@emmarogers4982]

Are the screwdriver and hammer the ones on the instructions sheet in the top corner?

[@Majoris239]

256 patterns on the 4 buttons if I am not mistaken. 4 Choices for 4 spaces. 4^4 is 256. Please correct me if I am wrong :)

[@ThatChemistOld]

+Majoris239 10*10*10*10=10,000

[@Majoris239]

Joey Why would it be 10? There is only 4 choices(4 buttons) and 4 spaces? Not saying you're wrong, not saying i'm right, but just trying to understand where you are getting the numbers from. :)

[@Majoris239]

Just to clarify, I am referring to the 4 buttons they unlock around 10:15

[@Thelothuo]

+Majoris239 He thought you were talking about the green number pad with four digits to input. He has the right number for that one, though.

[@oneyun1999]

+Thelothuo He's talking about the green number pad. His number's right, because there are 4 possible inputs repeated 4 times.

[@taozivic]

IT TOOK THEM 5:35 TO PRESS THE BUTTON I LOVE THIS DUO

[@ComXDude]

3:55 - 4:09 ... ... ... ... ... What did I just hear?

[@SP33DY444]

I thought the same thing.

[@EmpereurNapoleonex]

+Logan Johnson gold

[@skrip_skrip4814]

+Logan Johnson a sips and lewis shippers dream come true

[@TheCoolguy3622]

this video has made my new ship, sipoz.

[@priffin1075]

Lewis' voice gives me nostalgia

[@mattiegr6423]

1211!!!! Who else was yelling at the screen almost this entire game? XD

[@BradleyTurmel]

+Mattie Gr it's a classic math sequence! my old teacher used to love it!

[@gablar_802]

15:44 omg it took do long for them to find out!! HOW OBVIOUS CAN IT GET!!!??

[@OzStephenson]

11:55 "how are we gonna get d then?" ask nicely

[@codakose4877]

I can't believe it took him 5 minutes to press the button. These have been the most frustrating minutes of my life

[@mattergain]

Is that the look and say sequence? 1 11 21 1211

[@VeraDragon]

It is, yeah I figured it out too because it counts for the next number One 1 one 2 two 1's 111221

[@YoXeV]

What??

[@Kompoism]

Sips' Dad Rap a few minutes in was awesome!

[@NOGINT]

YOGSCAST Lewis & everyone else

[@allisondeguzman2062]

that was the longest 5:35 minutes of my life

[@ilostthegamex]

YEAHHH i'm so excited cause this is one of the games i hoped you guys would play and i asked you guys to play

[@josav09]

There was a story of a food delivery guy finding the blast door to a nuclear bunker open

[@draydenollivier6309]

John Oliver :D

[@dijkstra4698]

Yesss finaly they are playing this

[@Window_Hero]

12:45 4^4=256 combinations assuming you allow repeats.

[@JaesonD2]

+Mariopartyboy2 No, wouldn't it be 3334 different combinations.

[@Window_Hero]

JaesonD2 From where do you derive this number?

[@JaesonD2]

If you pretend the buttons are 0-3 then you could do every number from 0 to 3333. Oh wait, nvm I'm an idiot...

[@Window_Hero]

You have accidentally stumbled upon the answer in base 4 though, almost, sort of. 256 in base 4 is 10,000 and in base 4, 10,000-1 is 3,333, so there is that strange bit of logic that you found. Is base 4 actually used for anything, or is it just there because math has a tendency to create infinite things where only several are needed?

[@JaesonD2]

Mariopartyboy2 I know, that's why my comment ended with nvm I'm an idiot.

[@CeCactus13]

12:45 There are only about 24 different combinations with those 4 buttons

[@phaze8000]

+Cooper Lauret Was about to comment this :)

[@FunkyJeff22]

+Cooper Lauret 256 actually. you have four different options for four different steps so it would be 4^4. How'd you get 24?

[@mynameisjongreen]

+Cooper Lauret 256 actually

[@Ironcore662]

There is far more than that, you have not included pressing a button more than once

[@Beologe]

i would love to see sips lewis and duncan on this :D The male brains of the yogscast

[@junglesvend]

Only fucking Sips would sit in a game like this and NOT push the botton for 5:35 minutes. What a magnificent bastard.

[@Optamizm]

The arrows are pointing towards the green buttons to push, but it's upside-down because of the word "correct"? Meaning it's bottom right, bottom left, bottom left, bottom right?

[@Optamizm]

+Optamizm Hahaha! I guessed that just before Sips did!

[@IgnisMorgan]

If you have ever played Keep talking and nobody explodes, you would agree it would be a great game for them to oneshot

[@heyheyitsjae2475]

I predicted the Combo for the "Don't Do It!" panel right away XD

[@LenkyLad]

I found the concept for this fascinating since the devs for this seem to know you're gonna look up most of the ways that you can 'beat' the game.

[@wofgal1993]

Lewis was so glorious in this video, omg.. "oh, you're teasing me" - omg that whole bit ;)

[@Hiiamthelren]

I played and beat this quite a few months ago, it's pretty fun

[@AsterDXZ]

Another episode of Sips saves the Yogscast

[@MageSpen]

1=11 is explaining the previous number. there is one 1 (11), then two 1s (21), then one 1 and one 2 (1112) and so on

[@HippopotamusPencil]

Lewis asked for the maths, so here it is: 4 options, 4 spots, repetition allowed => 4^4 = 256. Would've been fun to watch you brute force 70 or so of those combos...

[@Roeming]

1=11 because it is stating the quantity of numbers in the previous number. 11=21 because there are two 1's, then the numbers would be 1211 because there is one 2 and one 1. then 111221, then 312211, the next number after that would be 13112221

[@guygreen2359]

1=11=21=1211 you have to say what you see for example 21, there is 1 2 and 1 1

[@TheCrystalGiant]

By about 15 minutes in, Sips had to have smoke coming out of his ears from his brain working so hard

[@MadlySevered]

i have a question! How can Lewis in the yogs tower see whats sips in the garage do without delay?

[@Blisterdude123]

The puzzles are pretty good in this, and there's a lot of endings. So I'm not sure Sips or Lewis are going to get even a quarter of them.

[@hwaytt]

lewis and sips is fucking gold

[@axelamado3867]

for #3. its how you say it. 1=11 means its one one which makes up the 11. then its two one's which is 21 then that's one two one which would be 121.

[@Krixwell]

Four times pressing four buttons allowing repeats: 4*4*4*4 = 256 possible orders.

[@parkerswearingen6232]

Please finish this on Team Double Dragon!!!!!

[@henry3031]

lewis there are 16 different combinations since there are 4 buttons and 4 spots to put them so its 4x4=16

[@teo6880]

4:19 "The Jesus guy sitting there" .-. LMAO

[@allbragnolag8386]

I watched this on my iPad, THEY ARE RIGHT!!!!

[@zoeyzolRS]

Would love to see more

[@maple7991]

I miss team double Dragon

[@matthew9496]

Three minutes in: When's he gonna press the button? Five minutes in: Oh my god, push the button! Six minutes in: PUSH IT!!! 6:20: Finally!!! What the hell, man??? This was emotionally draining... OH MY GOD, THEY'RE STILL PLAYING IT!!! WHY???

[@jaffacookie6383]

Yes huge number of possibilities! It is... 4! (4 factorial), 1*2*3*4 = 4! = 24 Ok I guess that's a lot...

[@thefreeman42]

+The Jaffa Cookie It's 4 to the power of 4, not a factorial. After any button, you can have any button again (so 4, then 4 again, etc.) 4^4 = 256. That's something.

[@jaffacookie6383]

Ah, Dope! Indeed. I was thinking of when you cannot have a repeat.. I.e. A deck of cards. Thx for pointing that out XD

[@Gammix]

I like how they managed to not press the button until 5:33 minutes.

[@nervousguy]

Sips is the new Simon xD Somehow it kinda feels like they made a switch somewhere along the line

[@jonasphilbert6175]

We start with "1". In that quote there is one of the number 1. That gives us "11" because there is "one one". If we go on, we now have two of the number one. That gives us "two one" = "21". Going on: "1211" And on: "111221". That means the missing space (after "21") should be: "1211". I don't have the game. Can anyone confirm?

[@CLBellamey]

'A topping of mushroom' that's probably the wittiest joke Sips has ever made and Lewis completely ignored it.

[@trentgreen5657]

It is not the wittiest, nor is it the last.

[@CLBellamey]

Trent Green Ok.

[@TheDefaultHero]

+Challen Bellamey lewis got the joke, it's just that it was a terrible joke, hence when he said "God damn it"

[@CLBellamey]

Default Hero Thanks.

[@kingofsovietlizards8704]

If you click the link to the video on Double Dragon, it doesn't work

[@brandonut99]

+Fox Carlson Probably hasn't been uploaded yet

[@fancybird274]

If you just spam the button more opens up and the don't do it is the arrows with correct below it

[@keithdalton1993]

no theres thousands

[@gruntslayer3524]

That equation is I simplified, you can't have a radical in the denominator

[@SuperBrendan3]

Imagine sips is prerecorded and watch this video back

[@skavenskaven6587]

Factoid: It takes Sips five minutes and thirty five seconds to press a big red button. This level of willpower seems inhuman...

[@damianthefreak666]

5:36 how did it take this long to press the shiny red button?

[@tobiashemmingsen7324]

More please!!!

[@Dovenchiko]

16 combos BTW I work on bruteforcing locks and that will take me ~10- seconds.

[@Xanthanarium]

If the combination for the four green buttons had each one get pressed once, there'd be 24 combinations. If the buttons were there multiple times in a combination, you'd have 256 combinations.

[@Thelothuo]

+I'vebeenquantumsomegaming Well, still better odds than a four-digit 0-9 lock.

[@Xanthanarium]

+Thelothuo of course, that would have 10,000 combinations.