The Most Unnecessary Level in New Super Mario Bros (DS)

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Mario games have a long tradition of allowing players to skip their levels. So mush so that often times one doesn't need to play even a majority of levels to beat the game. So today I raise the question, what is the level that a player least needs to play to beat the game? What level is the most skippable? Friends, today we search for the most unnecessary level in New Super Mario Bros (DS).
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[@fr0stdr4ke95]

I appreciate how his voice seems to get slightly more nerdy and nasally as the video goes on. Or maybe my brain added that for comedic effect.

[@Supermegaplayerman]

I started to hear it too

[@DOC_951]

he's very nasally sounding at baseline lol

[@0SkySniper]

Yes

[@hettus]

Shoutout to CMee for reading out 12 digit numbers without pause

[@some_goomba]

I was honestly wanting them to just use the fractions and disregard the ridiculous decimals, but I suppose there are some people who won't mind and, like you, may even commemorate them for it. To each their own.

[@ChrisMMaster0]

as a guy that like exactitude, I appreciate it from him

[@jythmivena6617]

Numbers. Edit: In NSMBW the canons are required for the "beat all levels" save file star, meaning they are Nintendo-certified levels

[@DrRank]

Also, in NSMB2, the Cannons are literally actual levels.

[@Neo_Bones]

And in NSMBU the cannons are replaced with actual secret levels

[@DrRank]

@@Neo_Bones That doesn't count because none of them are labelled as cannons.

[@marmalademan4117]

I mean they are pretty good levels

[@legrandliseurtri7495]

Fuck the save file stars.

[@rayflyers]

I find it hilarious how you refuse to round and are exactly precise with your decimals.

[@gabrieldehyrule]

Lucky no level has 3 different exits or he would be screwed

[@markmarketing7365]

man's reciting decimals like he's hosting a number station

[@NikoKuehne]

its almost annoying enough to watch something else instead

[@orestisbe6978]

Fun fact: The 3d world cannon was the last level I ever unlocked as a child. It still haunts me.

[@0mathgaming]

It's worth it though because of the roulette block. Super easy blue shell anytime you need it.

[@psiseven]

3D World?

[@0mathgaming]

@@psiseven I think it is supposed to be "3rd"

[@isavenewspapers8890]

@@0mathgaming Nah mate he got a time machine

[@LolaTheGardevoir]

I genuinely do not understand why it was so hard to find that door.

[@CasualGamerDude]

Imagine getting to 8-1 then counting up everyone that is supposed to be there and not getting 100%

[@dmerkaGU10]

Some guy got lost in the way

[@ChrisMMaster0]

I actually was scared of this as I was doing my calculations, is fairly obvious that world 8 gets all the Marios, now you just have to make sure that when you get there it all adds up to 100%.

[@SomeGuy712x]

I always love hearing you read out all those digits as the measurements get more and more precise in the later worlds. A prize should go to 7-6, 7-7, and 7-A for going 11 digits past the decimal point in their visitation percentages.

[@Marl3421]

Finally I now have both of the most unnecessary levels in the side scroller Mario games I grew up with

[@armadillo152]

I’d count the cannon levels. They have their own spot on the overworld, and their own level icons, so technically they are levels which Mario enters.

[@devonm042690]

I'd say 2-Cannon is the most unnecessary then because it leads to the same place 1-Cannon does.

[@tagepower3650]

Wouldn’t that make the mushroom houses count as levels too?

[@protontheluxio2177]

You also need to "play" them in order to 100% the game, I don't see why not.

[@thenudgyhampter6969]

@@devonm042690 no because what if they skip the first canon but go to the second canon

[@HEHEHE_I_AM_A_MASKED_WARRIA]

NSMB Wii requires the cannons for the "beat all levels" save file star, so I'd count them too.

[@diribigal]

I like hearing all the fractions, and the integer part of the percentages are useful for scale, but hearing all the digits of the percentages kinda made things just drag on/felt like filler.

[@BinaryDragon]

One thing that would make these videos better, I think, would be to multiply all the fractions by the lowest common denominator. So in this case, you'd start out with 8192 Marios, and the least visit levels would have had 768 of those Marios reach them. Other levels like 7-7 would have been visited by 797 Marios, or 5-4 visited by 3,520 Marios. It'd let us better see how many Marios are splitting and joining at each juncture.

[@ChrisMMaster0]

You know that's actually a good idea, it really gives a perspective of how many of them each level contain.

[@witchqueenbloodfoxxy6377]

you beome an auctioneer almost in world 7 and i love it, especially considering you did it all with (presumably) a sore tongue from how many flubs there would be in the outtakes

[@Driggsdamonstah]

I really enjoy these unnecessary level videos… though tbh you have some of the best and unique videos on KZbin so that’s not saying much.

[@Tylorean]

You could say that they are unnecessary necessary

[@CyberKirby]

I'm gonna guess it's somewhere in world three, that's where my caclulations got me. It's an optional WORLD with branching paths. EDIT: Yowza, that is a lot. Though I WOULD count 3-Cannon due to having its own spot on the overworld.

[@talkalexis]

I would tell you about it, but...

[@ChrisMMaster0]

If we dismiss the cannons it would basically make World 3 and 4 the most unnecessary worlds cause they contain the most unnecessary levels. World 3 contaminating 7 Levels and World 4 containing 8 Levels that 9.375% of Mario's visit.

[@ChrisMMaster0]

I also think that World 5 is a mess, that's where all the big decimals originate from cause if you look at 6 and 7 is pretty much linear.

[@retrooffroadBR]

I heard more numbers in all of those unnecessary levels videos than in this semester.

[@blackcat_064]

I actually guessed 7-A at the start and was really surprised to see that many levels beat it by a little bit in the end!

[@ClownPuncher139]

Bro, how did you read out all those numbers from worlds 5-7 completely flawlessly, and seemingly back to back!? How many takes did that require!?

[@turbo_mew147]

my brother just walked into the room while he was rattling off numbers and i still have no clue how to explain myself

[@N12015]

Thank you for adding those fractions. I always knew those were X/2^n but the numbers were sometimes too high to keep track off.

[@HazeAbysmal]

this game is my childhood. can't believe its already been 10 years since I first played it in 2011.

[@syndere6755]

Worth mentioning is that some levels, particularly early on are often inaccessible until you can get certain powerups. For example, the 1-Tower secret exit can only be accessed through the Blue Shell, which is only obtainable in a first playthrough through the red ? Blocks, known for not giving you what you actually need.

[@LicenciadoLoui]

Getting lucky grants you a Blue Shell in 1-2 iirc

[@WaluigiGoesWa]

Can you beat: reading this script without taking a breath

[@amesstarline5482]

100 Mario challenge? Meet the 8000+ Theoretical New Super Mario DS Marios.

[@nibyafternight1983]

So... This is saying that the most unnecessary levels are half of world 4 because more people either go to world 3 or skip it entirely with the cannons? That's kinda disappointing

[@zeldagamer2123]

My guess is one of the secret levels in one of either worlds 4 or 7.

[@On_Beat]

This must have been a pain to make

[@hellopio]

One potential alternative counting strategy for the players leaving 7-6 is to just make them follow the normal exits until they hit a secret exit, which would make (1/2 + 1/16 + 1/128 + ...) of the players go to 7-7 through the 7-6 secret exit, (1/4 + 1/32 + 1/256 + ...) of the players go to 7-Castle through the 7-4 secret exit, and (1/8 + 1/64 + 1/512 + ...) of the players go to 7-A through the 7-5 secret exit. While these sums may seem difficult, they end up being relatively simple geometric series, which result in 4/7 of the players entering 7-6 going to 7-7, 2/7 going straight to 7-Castle, and 1/7 going to 7-A. With this, 7-7 becomes the new most unnecessary level, with an attendance of 5.559430803571428571428...% (571428 repeats infinitely), or 797/14336ths of players, although this is still more attendance than 3-Cannon.

[@PressRToZeus]

i didn't expect this question to be answered by math but i'm okay with it Edit: yeah! it's mostly because of the exoticism of Egypt and it's kinda weird and dumb, cuz as much as i like Egypt a desert is kind of a bad place to pile up a bunch of rocks on top of a shifty foundation, which is why they have quite a few "failed pyramids"

[@AngelofGrace96]

I deeply appreciate your dedication to this video causing you to have to do all this maths

[@anonymousfox843]

It’s all fun and games until CMEE has to say all the digits of pi

[@Cobalt_Spirit]

Indeed, because π's decimal expansion is infinite.

[@skullmastergamer]

@@Cobalt_SpiritThat’s the joke

[@ChrisMMaster0]

You finally did this, I was gonna route the game myslef, but I am doing coinless first.

[@choppiemcdonald]

I hate necesary levels, this video is very handy for me

[@glowstonelovepad9294]

I did the same thing, but for New Super Mario Bros 2: The path is linear until 1-Tower. 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, and 1-Tower: 100% 50% go to 1-4, and 50% take the secret exit to 1-Cannon. 1-4 and 1-Cannon: 50% The 50% that go to 1-Cannon are taken to World Mushroom. We'll get to them later. The 50% that go to 1-4 are split up once again, to 1-5 and 1-A. 1-5 and 1-A: 25% They are reunited at 1-Castle, as both 1-5 and 1-A lead to 1-Castle. 1-Castle: 50% These all go to World 2. 2-1 and 2-2: 50% There is a split path between 2-3 and 2-A. 25% go to 2-3 and 25% go to 2-A. 2-3 and 2-A: 25% They are reunited at 2-Tower, as both 2-3 and 2-A lead to 2-Tower. 2-Tower and 2-Ghosn House: 50% 2-Ghosn House has a secret exit to 2-B. 25% take the normal exit to 2-4 (which leads to 2-5), and 25% take the secret exit to 2-B. 2-4, 2-5, and 2-B: 25% They are reunited at 2-Castle again, which both 2-5 and 2-B lead to. 2-Castle: 50% These all go to World 3. But first, let's look at the 50% that went to World Mushroom. Mushroom-1: 50% Mushroom-1 has a normal exit to Musnroom-2 (which leads to Mushroom-Ghosn House) and a secret exit to Mushroom-A. 25% take each exit. Musnroom-2, Mushroom-Ghosn House, and Mushroom-A: 25% Mushroom-Ghosn House leads to Mushroom-3, but also has a secret exit to Mushroom-B. Mushroom-A always leads to Mushroom-3, so all 25% of the Marios who went to Mushroom-A go to Mushroom-3, but half (12.5%) of the 25% that went to Mushroom-Ghosn House go to Mushroom-3, which leads to Musnroom-Castle. The other 12.5% go to Mushroom-B, which leads to Mushroom-Cannon. Mushroom-3 and Musnroom-Castle: 37.5% Mushroom-B and Mushroom-Cannon: 12.5% The 12.5% that go to Mushroom-Cannon are taken to World Flower. Once again, we'll get to them later. The 37.5% that go to Musnroom-Castle go to World 3, and join up with the 50% that went to World 3 from World 2. 3-1: 87.5% There is another split, between 3-2 and 3-A. 43.75% take 3-2, which leads to 3-3, and 43.75% take 3-A. 3-2, 3-3, and 3-A: 43.75% 3-3 and 3-A both lead to 3-Tower, so they are reunited there. 3-Tower: 87.5% 43.75% take the regular exit to 3-4, and the other 43.75% take the secret exit to 3-Cannon, which takes you to World Flower. Again, we'll get to the ones in World Flower later. 3-4 and 3-Cannon: 43.75% 3-4 leads to 3-Ghosn House, but also has a secret exit to 3-B. 21.875% go to each. 3-Ghosn House and 3-B: 21.875% 3-Ghosn House goes to 3-5, but also has a secret exit to 3-Castle. So at first, 10.9375% go to each. 10.9375% do end up going to 3-5. However, 3-B and 3-5 also both lead to 3-Castle. So the 10.9375% that go from 3-Ghosn House, the 10.9375% that go from 3-5, and the 21.875% that go from 3-B join up at 3-Castle to make 43.75%. 3-5: 10.9375% 3-Castle: 43.75% These all go to World 4. 4-1: 43.75% 4-1 leads to a split path between 4-Ghosn House and 4-A. 21.875% go to each of them. 4-Ghosn House and 4-A: 21.875% We'll get back to the ones who went to 4-A later. The ones who went to 4-Ghosn House are split up again. Half (10.9375%) go to 4-2, and the other half (10.9375%) take the secret exit to 4-B. 4-2 and 4-B: 10.9375% 4-A and 4-2 both lead to 4-Tower, so the 10.9375% that went to 4-2 and the 21.875% that went to 4-A are reunited at 4-Tower, with the new total being 32.8125. However, the 10.9375% that went to 4-B take a warp pipe to 4-Castle. We'll look at those later. 4-Tower: 32.8125% This group is once again split up, with 16.40625% going to 4-3 through the normal exit, and 16.40625% going to 4-C through the secret exit. 4-3 also leads to 4-4. 4-3, 4-4, and 4-C: 16.40625% 4-4 and 4-C both lead to 4-5, so the groups are reunited again, with 32.8125% at 4-5. 4-5: 32.8125% Then the 32.8125% that went to 4-5 and the 10.9375% that took the warp pipe from 4-B are reunited again at 4-Castle, making 43.75% again for 4-Castle. 4-Castle: 43.75% These all go to World 5. But first, let's look at the ones who went to World Flower. 12.5% of Marios went to World Flower from World Mushroom, and another 43.75% went from World 3, causing 56.25% of Marios to go to World Flower. Flower-1: 56.25% They are almost immediately split up, since the main exit goes to Flower-Ghosn House, and the secret exit goes to Flower-A. 28.125% take each. Flower-Ghosn House and Flower-A: 28.125% The ones that went to Flower-A go to Flower-Cannon, which takes them to World 6. Once again, we'll get to them later. Flower-Cannon: 28.125% The ones that went to Flower-Ghosn House are once again split up. 14.0625% take the normal exit to Flower-2, and 14.0625% take the secret exit to Flower-B. Flower-2 also leads to Flower-3. Flower-2, Flower-B, and Flower-3: 14.0625% Flower-3 and Flower-B both lead to Flower-Castle, so the two groups are reunited at Flower-Castle. Flower-Castle: 28.125% The 28.125% that go to Flower-Castle go to World 5, and join up with the 43.75% that went to World 5 from World 4. 5-1: 71.875% Of these, half (35.9375%) take the regular exit to 5-2 and the other 35.9375% take the secret exit to 5-Ghosn House. However, 5-2 leads to 5-Ghosn House anyway. 5-2: 35.9375% 5-Ghosn House: 71.875% 5-Ghosn House has another secret exit. 35.9375% take the main exit to 5-3, and 35.9375% take the secret exit to 5-A. 5-3 and 5-A: 35.9375% 5-3 leads to 5-Tower, which leads to 5-4. 5-Tower and 5-4: 35.9375% The groups are once again reunited at 5-5, as 5-4 and 5-A both lead to 5-5. 5-5: 71.875% 5-5 leads to 5-6 and 5-Castle. 5-6 and 5-Castle: 71.875% These all go to World 6. They join up with the 28.125% that came here though Flower-Cannon, once again creating 100% and reuniting all Marios again. 6-1 and 6-Ghosn House: 100% World 6-Ghosn House has the final secret exit in the game. 50% go to 6-2, and 50% take the secret exit to 6-A. 6-2 and 6-A: 50% 6-2 leads to a split path between 6-3 and 6-B. 25% go to 6-3, and 25% go to 6-B. 6-3 and 6-B: 25% The 50% that went to 6-A, the 25% that went to 6-3, and the 25% that went to 6-B are all reunited at 6-Tower, as all 3 of those levels lead there. 6-Tower: 100% After that, the path is linear: all Marios go through 6-4, 6-5, and 6-Castle, finishing the game. 6-4, 6-5, and 6-Castle: 100% Completely Required Levels: 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-Tower, 6-1, 6-Ghosn House, 6-Tower, 6-4, 6-5, and 6-Castle Least Required Levels: 3-5, 4-2, and 4-B (10.9375%, or 7/64) Number of Marios needed to make every fraction a whole number: 128

[@luczha0039]

You forgot 5-A secret that leads to the castle.

[@vanilla8956]

Why is this so unbelievably funny

[@jamiedytham5276]

I liked the part where he said the numbers

[@RandomRodger]

My head started to hurt after world 5

[@kirbyfan087]

So I need 8192 Marios to test this…

[@ultimapower6950]

Well you get a shiny :)

[@kirbyfan087]

@@ultimapower6950 Maybe even 2

[@therhythmdragon]

I'd like to say that in the NSMBWii video, I had also made those calculations in a comment before this video had even come out.

[@Alberto2]

I've noticed some of the paths end-up making swastika shapes.

[@9310Ethan]

This may be a bit pedantic, but I'd make an argument that at 7-6, instead of all players heading to 7-7, half of them could take the normal exit, then evenly distribute themselves among the other 3 secret exits in 7-4, 7-5, and 7-6. Someone who beat 7-6 normally wouldn't necessarily go back into 7-6 and get that secret exit in particular. This would make 7-7 the least played level at 6.486002604% or 797/12288. This would require players to replay a level, which wasn't done anywhere else in the video, I just thought it was a fun thought experiment. Great vid!

[@ChrisMMaster0]

I actually though of this somewhat, but you fleshed the idea out. If we were to take it this way then we would have the divide the players that go through 7-6 3 ways 1. 7-4 secret exit 2. 7-5 secret exit 3. 7-6 secret exit. 9.72900390625% go into 7-6, if we divide them in 3 it would be 3.24300130208333...%, repeating of course, for each secret exit plus the % of the previous marios.

[@CaseyLabAnimations]

Is that every NSMB game with the most unnecessary levels being in the beach themed worlds?

[@LittleScaredyBoy]

Props to you for doing all of that math, good lord.

[@bunnybudd5161]

So, you may be wondering, how small is the chance that these Marios won't have enough Star Coins to pass a toll intersection? Well, let's take the toll intersection in World 1 for example. There are 5 levels before the intersection, with 3 Star Coins each, totalling 15 total star coins. If we assume a 50% chance for each star coin to be collected, then we need at least 5 of the 15 50% chances to work out. The odds of at least 5 being collected are approximately 94%. So the odds of NOT having enough are about 6%. But that's not all, as 50% of the Mario's don't care about this and took the 1-Cannon. So it's only about 3% of these Mario's who actually get to the intersection, with less than 5 Star Coins. So in the case of this World 1 intersection, 1-5 would get about 26.5% and 1-A would get about 23.5%. (Because the 3% without that many are forced to go to 1-5, meanwhile the remaining 47% go 50/50 anyway, adding 23.5% to each.) The odds of a Mario not having enough for later toll intersections in the game is much much smaller as there's more levels to work with, and since there's also ways for Mario's to skip a bunch of levels that could contain precious star coins, I don't care enough to find exact percentages for any of these. TL;DR The levels you have to pay for at toll intersections will be a little less played than the free ones. Of course, this is assuming you're counting Star Coins in the unnecessary level logic anyways.

[@firehornetgamer2698]

Content like this is why I’m subscribed

[@Gooomsire]

Why is nobody asking for the NSMB2 video? It’s the best New Super Mario game!

[@mystak3n]

I’d be interested to see one of these for Newer Wii and DS, their maps are something else

[@toasterknight1332]

That one person who plays all the levels

[@glowstonelovepad9294]

Number of Marios needed to have a whole number in every level in each game: New Super Mario Bros U: 192 New Super Mario Bros Wii: 4096 Super Mario World: 256 New Super Mario Bros: 8192

[@MrTimy06]

Could we get a high resolution picture of the roadmap?

[@JordanGarcia-ok6zh]

This is a great thing to watch right after getting your wisdom teeth out!

[@mm3shadowman982]

funny that I explicitly avoided 3-1, the big fish was too scary

[@ThatD1spynser]

Math but fun. They should add context like this to make math sorta fun.

[@DrRank]

That just leaves New Super Mario Bros. 2. My money's on World 4.

[@Joey-nt4xr]

I love this series

[@ehx3419]

Now the only NSMB game left for the Unnessecary Level series is NSMB2. Unless you count mods, of course.

[@martenwulf]

ASMR: CMeeCraft reads long numbers for 13 minutes.

[@Garrett367]

Make an April Fools video with Super Mario Run where after 1-4 all the Mario's are broke and can't continue because they cant pay $10

[@solcario2]

I binged all four of these videos. Numbers no longer sound like anything real. What the hell.

[@flyingaegislash6272]

Me: Literally the entirety of worlds 4 and 7.

[@MickeyIsbir-ee3jf]

one of my friends "Bro just said cannon levels dont have rights". Im dying!!

[@gladiatorAviator]

i do like how precise you get with the numbers, but for my adhd brain i end up getting lost when you go into like the 4+ decimal points of them ^^; maybe it would be good to just say like 3 numbers after the decimal and still have the full numbers on the screen just for ease of listening? of course take this with a grain of salt but it might be good for those with issues getting lost in numbers

[@WoddCar]

Those percentages got pi levels of digits

[@Cobalt_Spirit]

Except π's decimal expansion never ends.

[@MarioTheGre]

I've beaten this game. As well as collect every Star coin. And even beat it without a power up. I even beat it in the challenge mode for levels that were supported. Now I'm making a mod that combines New Super Mario Bros. with New Super Mario Bros. 2, AKA New Super Mario Bros. 2: DS edition. Although I might not be the first. I'd like to have it with the tanooki suit, but don't know how to implement it to the DS. Same with soundtracks. Anyone else trying to make NSMB2 for the DS? I only recreated the first level so far.

[@LilShpee]

this video is a perfect example of youtube video essay culture

[@killedragonyt6353]

dang it dude you doxed my whole family's credit cards in this video

[@ruben._._34577]

Lol I was studying Robert frost’s poem just an hour ago

[@dadavore7968]

Fun fact: 3-Cannon is the most useful cannon level

[@purpleluckxd371]

I was sort of right. I guessed that it was going to be a level in world 3, and well it was basically all of then

[@CheShiny]

That escalated quickly

[@mathiew_]

This series is like Schrödinger's Cat but with Mario games. I'm dubbing it CMeeCraft's Marios.

[@larhyperhair]

I feel like outside of stats, all of world 7s levels are like the least played, I never figured out how to get there as a kid

[@chickensandwich9977]

You content is absolutely amazing I really enjoy your stuff I just highly recommend you buy a better mic whenever you can Besides that, thank you for constantly making consistently great content

[@Nexit1337]

it's world 4, always has been

[@velvetbutterfly]

I'm a bit saddened that with every video in this series there is less to look forward to. Only so many games even have levels. Maybe you can do the most unnecessary star in SM64 somehow?

[@chillybones6894]

this man just said numbers so much that he removed their meaning

[@Lonk1639]

I have been watching you for years and still cannot get enough of your content

[@PhenixQc]

imagine one mistake and all of that is not true

[@jonesbaxterdam]

To be honest, I find a canon level to be much more bearable of an answer than all of those levels

[@Toedee]

You should rename your channel to CMeeMath

[@Besitzerstolz]

I expected 7-6, at least I wasn't too far off.

[@NotSoCubic]

Fun Fact: On W3-Cannon there's actually an item randomizer box in the level on the very far right of the stage.

[@icechocolate]

Perfect transition at the beginning!

[@jintr4863]

I lost track of everything half way through.

[@sw3aterCS_]

I wonder how the numbers would change if at 7-6, you actually *did* split the player base instead of forcing them all through 7-7, repeating this process ad infinitum to get a limiting process

[@VGV1deo]

After doing the math, 7-4 would have been completed and sent directly to 7-Castle by about 22.2377232143% of players, 7-5 and 7-A would have been completed by about 11.1188616071% of players, and 7-6 and 7-7 would have been completed by about 5.55943080357% of players. (the calculator I used only displayed up to this precision). Formula below! ∞∑(797/2048)*(1/(2^(3n+1, 2, or 3) Sum of (797/2048 (the quantity that entered 7-4) * 1/(2^(3n+(1 for 7-4)(2 for 7-5)(3 for 7-6))) as n goes to infinity

[@mickystam521]

Let's go, I was waiting for this one!

[@d-land7775]

A cool idea could be either of the galaxies or mario 64 but the latter qould be harder since you need a good way to count stars and branches and you would have to play by the games rules

[@carlosmendoza1177]

So half of world 3 and all world 4 are filled with unnecessary levels? And an uneccesary shortcut as well! (World 3 cannon). Also, I hadn't noticed how world 8 doesn't have any secret exits at all, forcing to to complete ALL levels before the final castle, so far I think it's the only Mario game that does this

[@Cobalt_Spirit]

I think that also happens in NSMB2.

[@sparkysheep]

Omg how many takes did it take to read all those numbers seamlessly??? Amazing

[@hudson963]

the entirety of world 3 is the most unnecessary level in the game

[@zacharyyoungblood7013]

For your own sanity, you should probably round to the nearest thousandth (3 decimal spaces)

[@DOC_951]

You know, you can probably just round to the tenth's decimal place haha, not read off 8 decimal places!

[@CMeeCraftGaming]

That's a valid point but, here at CMeeCraft Gaming we have an uncompromising commitment to precision ;)

[@ThatD1spynser]

On you like mario bros? Name every level. That one guy to this comment: "I'm coming for you!"

[@TheEPICMarioBros2]

this is more educational than school, I love it!

[@jenlosilly]

The NUMBERS

[@aaronrivera2511]

Here is a hard one: The Most Unnecessary Star in SM64.

[@shadowpersonoftheunknown6245]

100 coins: Rainbow Cruise

[@uiinpui]

finnaly I missed this series

[@TouchedBigfoot8]

This video itches a part of my brain and I don't know why. Cool video

[@calebos268]

Listening to world 7 legit hurt my brain lol

[@StormEagleCH]

I really just listened to a guy rattle off 9-digit long decimals for 15 minutes of my life

[@swanletsecondchannel8533]

This was my "one more video before I go to bed video" and holy crap my half asleep brain couldn't process all this math lol