Vinny - UFO 50 (PART 11)

[@vinesaucefullsauce]

Twitch Chat Replay ► chatreplay.stream/videos/vBU0eSgSKTU

[@grayfruit]

that pingolf run was MAGICAL what an amazing game, I had the same kinda progression of like "wow I am unbeliebably embarassingly bad at this" to "wait I'm winning?" it feels so great

[@alturkeiabdullah]

any chance we see it on the main channel mr fruit man? or do we suck it up and binge the vods

[@stlngds]

I've found that progression over and over across multiple games in UFO 50, and it's great to see others experience the same thing. It's the game's secret sauce - demanding the attention and curiosity of the player and expertly rewarding them in return. das game design baybeeeee

[@Tinlion09]

A lot of the skill-based games in UFO 50 have that effect. You just keep throwing yourself at a brick wall, and eventually, you break it. You'll break _yourself_ a few times, but it's all part of the fun.

[@Scufflegrit]

Pingolf Dinners

[@cobalt1089]

thought this said Part 1 and Vinny actually found a way to experience a game for the first time again

[@creator-link]

Dementia streamer

[@risty8037]

What is part 11 of not just two 1s. First first!

[@rustyscundge7453]

Can't wait to have dementia so I can experience all my favourite games again.

[@AnAverageGoblin]

@@rustyscundge7453 Same tbh

[@kinghyrule1966]

Lobotomy gaming

[@MCKennaXC]

Really crazy just how many streams worth you can get out of UFO 50. I’m all here for it

[@gronkee540]

With how much Vinny plays it, I hope he delves into the metagame aspect of it at some point.

[@MCKennaXC]

@ I completely forgot he’s barely even touched that part

[@aturchomicz821]

Its like Mario Maker💀💀

[@nazauwu6431]

at least 50 to live up to the title

[@rudeboyspodcast]

It's literally forever content. I hope he never stops

[@EdoFuzzy21]

Vinny: ohhh it's permanent... My brain: permanent.... Spyyiiiiiiiiine damage

[@nickfarace9339]

I fully believe the universal rule for Party House is if you start with 2 troublemakers you ALWAYS end it, because in my experience 99% of the time the very next guest will be trouble. Look how many times it happened to Vinny.

[@jorgerosado2087]

This is true for random, but if you’ve got writers and/or bartenders, it’s worth it

[@the_fur_nace]

Party House's law: If the next guest can be a troublemaker, it will be a troublemaker.

[@VulpeRenard]

I was going to post something like this. I tried cherrying it for so long with no luck, then read something on reddit about never pushing your luck and you'll always have enough time. Played one endless run with that in mind, instant cherry. You could have maximum hippies and cute dogs and just the base trouble makers. If you get two troubles, it will *always* be a trouble maker and none of your trouble-cancelling guests. Especially if it's that unwashed cretin in blue & black with the doll cheeks.

[@Big_Smirky]

UFO 50? More like UFO 50 More Streams Please

[@bigbongtheorem3821]

14:48 "Alright now, chat, now I got it."

[@AnAverageGoblin]

2 hours of UFO50 AND it starts with Party House? peak

[@Jumungous]

I can't hear Mooncat without going, out loud, "Moooooncat" like a beat poet in a beret

[@devonwall4083]

I've noticed that if you stress out when playing magic garden it wrecks the 'flow state' of your mind and therefore the game. Definitely a hard game to stay not stressed about though.

[@remigarreau870]

It's the perfect podcast-listening game!

[@paldinox1]

The potion strength in Magic Garden does more than affect your score, it changes how long it lasts and which enemies it can kill Red gives you the least amount of time and only lets you kill Blue Oppys (slimes) Green is second weakest, it lasts longer than the red potion but can still only kill Oppys Blue lasts as long as the red potion but can kill both Oppys and Mushrooms Gold lasts the longest and can kill both Oppys and Mushrooms, plus it multiplies the score you gain from killing enemies by x3 instead of the usual x2 Also be careful that you don't block a Blue Oppy with your chain when its about to move, it will pick a random direction instead of the place where it looks and it can catch you off guard (you can see it happen at 39:31).

[@gaelalejandroreyesmartinez7104]

Bookworm saying you should try page 34 it's definitely some intern dev meme of course we all know page 34

[@Kibato123]

Yeah, it's that important detective tip Pikachu talked about

[@spockhozzer7207]

Know it? It's a rule

[@nullspaceindustries]

that oppy absolutely looked down why the hell did it go left

[@grayfruit]

when a blue oppy looks in a direction and then that direction gets blocked before they can actually move, they'll choose a different direction without indicating it. gotta watch out for that!

[@nullspaceindustries]

@@grayfruit that's nasty lmao thank you!

[@MeeMaTThi]

more ufo 50 pls?

[@eruditonaranja27]

1:34:06 (Play Toby Fox saying: "house-like carpet; like carpet, carpet") Also, that game kind of reminds me of Yume Nikki in that you go on adventures without leaving your room. Definitely will try it out whenever I get UFO 50.

[@FaelumbreProject]

check it out i'm in the carpet, like carpet, in carpet-carpet

[@eruditonaranja27]

@FaelumbreProject exactly!! Or: "Check it out I'm in the CAR" (energetic music begins playing) 🚗💨

[@yousquiddingme]

Watching Melpert play Party House is an exercise in frustration. I hope he keeps playing it

[@dysr]

He’s a risk taking gambler at heart.

[@bryal7811]

29:20 Buy Dino, chain genies, win. "I just have to chain genies" Doesn't chain genies.

[@yousquiddingme]

@@bryal7811 Nearly tore my hair out. "Just use the genie! You win!!!"

[@bonedaddy5331]

30:04 Legally distinct Fireflies - Owl City

[@RhythicManRhythm]

magic garden

[@mechaluigi7]

You know a game collection is good if a funny streamer man can squeeze 11 parts out of it.

[@cyanflower]

thanks again for 2:37:35 highly appreciated

[@EhBoing]

If Vinny likes Avianos, then he should play any total war game

[@thisguyisfine1512]

Once again Vinny played Avianos, and as such, proved QUETZAL SUPREMACY once more. Vinny also got pretty close to cherrying pingolf pretty neat.

[@QueenSuccubug]

24:00 I didn't know who Neil Breen was and thought he was talking about Dr. Breen from Half Life. I was thinking "Ah yes, helping the Combine enslave Humanity? Perfectly morally justified, but not paying someone for their work? Now THAT'S too far!"

[@stevethepocket]

That oppie did indeed look down. Vinny was robbed.

[@ChrisLeeW00]

30:26 coulda said ghost but thats technically true

[@raynightshade8317]

The metroid game is really good once you get going

[@RiftRipper]

Yeah Vainger starts off a little slow but the moment you start customizing it gets nuts

[@raynightshade8317]

I swear whenever i play party house i always get three troublmakers early one

[@Flash_Fire36]

Mustered sounds tasty with some Sauce and pretzel.

[@VulpeRenard]

Put some mustered on your quetzel.

[@GameDevYal]

I really liked all the intricacies of the risk-vs-reward mechanics in Magic Garden but it kinda fell flat once I realized gold potions spawns an extra Oppy which speeds up both your scoring potential and makes going for a clear less risky (the more pink oppies are on the board, the less chance all of them are in giant enemy clusters that are risky to get into) so they're basically objectively the best choice. Still, the game having a finite amount of oppies to save and then the game just ends adds a lot of depth to scoring runs, it's not enough to just "play good for longer", you can only reach the cherry score by taking risks and engaging with all the mechanics.

[@Lylac_T]

What was the song in the start of the vid?

[@PF-bf4ny]

It's just the intro song that plays when you boot up the game.

[@the_fur_nace]

I know right? That DnB chiptune is surprisingly great.

[@Marina-kb9hi]

Mini and Max teached me that capitalism fucks up worlds so much that there's no going back unless you literally had the ability to revert time

[@stevethepocket]

I wonder if this ties in with the UFOsoft backstory in some way.

[@TropicalEmperor]

Yay

[@spockhozzer7207]

So do people actually understand House Party? It just looks like random numbers and words and nothing Vinny does has any noticeable impact

[@Arkouchie]

So basically, what he's doing during the buying phase is adding cards to his deck. When he opens the door, that's drawing a card. Some cards have abilities, some cards have passive effects. But if you have three cards with Xs (without things that increase the number of Xs you can get), you lose the round, and don't score for the round. You can end the round early if you think you won't make it, so you can still score. Pop is popularity, the yellow score, and is used to buy cards. Cash is the green score, and is used to buy additional spaces to place cards each round, increasing your potential score.

[@spockhozzer7207]

​@@Arkouchiethank you very much! I admit I'll probably never really grasp what's happening but your explanation was very helpful and I appreciate you taking the time to type that out

[@edonygrz]

For me is avianos, I dont get it lol

[@the_fur_nace]

In Party House you have a deck of guests from which you can draw by letting them come in. Guests produce a set amount of pop(ularity points) and money if they are present at the end of the day - that is, when the house is full or you manually end it. Some guests have special effects (some negative, some positive), like troublemakers: if you have too troublemakers, the cops will show up, making you lose the earnings of that day. Sometimes you'll have to choose between letting more guests come in while running the risk of getting the cops and wasting a day, or to play it safe and end the party early. At the end of each day, you can use your pop and money to expand your house and deck, and to obtain guests with different abilities that you can combo / synergize to make more pop and money. The objective is to have 4 star characters at your party at once before the day counter reaches 0. These characters are pretty expensive, and some of them even have negative effects. Therefore, the main game loop consists of drawing cards to generate pop and money while avoiding getting the cops. Then spending the money and pop to buy house upgrades and guests to make even more pop and money. Repeat for a certain amount of days until you have a good enough deck to consistently generate pop to buy 4 star characters, and a big enough house to fit all those characters in. Then you only have to manage to draw the 4 star characters simultaneously in one day before you run out of time, and that's how you win.

[@the_fur_nace]

wow that's a long comment. sorry.

[@DouglasSpankson]

CROSSOVER EPISODE

[@gaspump]

Regarding the remake talk around the 2 hour mark SQEX *is* putting out mid-budget remakes which Vinny has either forgotten about (stuff like Trials of Mana) or ignored like the recent and frankly quite excellent Romancing SaGa 2. Although I loved them both I had more fun and a longer play time over all with RS2 than with DQ3 and for a lot less money at that.

[@MrBluePowers808]

Got that thumbnail game down!

[@qqq1701]

I wasn't in chat but I've played a lot of Zelda 2.

[@A____P]

Mooncat is unironically my favorite video game of 2024

[@Leo_Sneedinsky]

Dinty Moore blis play dee em sea tooooo

[@Hero-oz9gx]

BARBUTA BLEASE

[@blu8093]

Zoot

[@scrubbybubkinz5264]

Wonder if Greyfruit was malding at this low teir gardening

[@BaldingSasquatch]

Vinny you know that smell you get on your fingers after playing guitar? mmmmm deep sniffs

[@SpoopTheSpoopster]

UFO 50 is the new Death Road to Canada.

[@AnAverageGoblin]

--except actually fun--