What if you Launch Sandbag Over 999,999km? | Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

[@SFraxure]

2:36 "Banjo?" "Yes Kazooie?" "Where Is the sandbag?" "I launched it" "You were supposed to launch it to the right" "Okay I will" "Really?" "Yeah" "Then go get the sandbag" "Alright" ... "I think I see the problem" "Oh *Do ya?* "

[@ja44444]

“Uh oh kazooie, we knocked it into the 74th dimension!”

[@SFraxure]

@@ja44444 "Really? What makes you say that?"

[@mtgamer6432]

Ahhhh drake and josh

[@bzboy21]

@@SFraxure "I don't know, but I don't think we are supposed to be in a white light."

[@nuibaba280]

lmao

[@NoName......]

2:33 *in kazooies voice* "Good job Banjo. Now we're stuck in the void!"

[@crpineo]

"That's the 4th time this week!"

[@ausdorian3252]

Thath will be Agh jagh gah

[@crpineo]

@@ausdorian3252 uh, you ok there? Did you just mash the keyboard and autocorrect managed to find a couple words to use?

[@ausdorian3252]

No it was my 3IQ Brain understanding no lenguage

[@crpineo]

@@ausdorian3252 ah, fair enough

[@graysonwells21]

2:32 Looks like Galeem managed to break free and try to purify the world again.

[@fullcrackalchemist]

He succeeded

[@anomaly395]

You mean he got resurrected

[@gipgip01]

So basically Galeem is Sandbag's true form?

[@aidansedelnick4443]

But Banjo Survived

[@nuibaba280]

lmao

[@ChristopherMoom]

Banjo's using the rage he built up over years of not being included in any games at all

[@Azure70]

Also hearing that Bubsy got a new game.

[@TrueSolunar]

What could PAWS-ibly go wrong... EVERYTHING...

[@Oreo_Thief]

@@NinjaPheonix26 that's kinda the point actually

[@liquidscreamisnomore]

WHY ARE U EVERY WHERE

[@TrueSolunar]

Justin Y. alternate account..?

[@levithe2nd]

You punched sandbag so hard he hit the game programming code and broke it

[@homestuck_official]

You may be japing but that's essentially what happened, probably

[@FrostyMac]

Just a youtube commenter It is. The number 2,147,483,647 is the 32 bit integer limit, the largest number that the program can understand.

[@tramachi7027]

@@FrostyMac Well easy solution. Upgrade to 64 bit Lmao

[@MeargleSchmeargle]

"What did you do today Banjo?" "Nothing much, just punched a bag so hard that reality began to break down around me."

[@pikachuchujelly7628]

Considering that you have to hack the game to reach that distance, I'd say it's a reasonable limit.

[@realbepis]

Sakurai: *This is why we can't have nice things.*

[@goggles8691]

@Ben Shenton sans is here which is a more likely explaination

[@alexk9642]

i liked it so theres no longer 69 likes, fight me

[@theEduardo9800]

Sakurai: No! This isn't how you're supposed to play the game

[@pengun835]

@@goggles8691 Now you've got me wondering if Toby Fox mains MII fighter in a Sans costume.

[@Fredo22]

Lmao I Got The 500th Like

[@pathoftraffic]

2,147,483,647 is actually the highest a 32 bit integer can go.

[@stratoge]

^Bonus: that is assuming the 32-bit integer is signed (can be positive or negative). So the range is from -2,147,483,648 (-2^31) to 2,147,483,647 (2^31 - 1)

[@Aryanne_v2]

That's what I thought was happening

[@Chubby_Bub]

That’s because it’s 2^31 - 1, and the 32nd bit is being used for the sign.

[@Sloimay]

So that means Smash stores the distance with the meter unit and not the KM

[@FrostyMac]

as a Minecraft glitch aficionado, it was so satisfying to see that number here

[@DanielLCarrier]

For anyone wondering about that number, 2,147,483.647 km is precisely 2^31-1 meters. They were measuring distance with a signed 32 bit integer, and this is the highest it goes.

[@novameowww]

I think the reason it doesn't roll over is because they probably made it so it only updates if the value is more than the previous frame, to prevent scores under 0 from being registered since it can fly the wrong way

[@lory3771]

Fun fact, this is also the distance from the origin of a Minecraft world to its edge. Not the 30,000,000 world border, the place blocks no longer exist.

[@goldsaint2658]

0:48 *bro screw the video I need to know what the hell is that city doing down there the hell*

[@ericpeterson6520]

Low-detail copy of the background for reflection in the water

[@crpineo]

What I want is the story of the city, full-stop; what city is that? What is it doing there? Who lives/lived there? Do they know of the massive danger they are in simply by being near the Home run Contest, and possibly more? TL;DR: I need *_LORE!!_*

[@EigengrauMonitor]

We found Atlantis, guys

[@jordanwarner1352]

@@crpineo It's where the rest of the spirits went when they couldn't find their bodies

[@crpineo]

@@jordanwarner1352 eeeeh, nah, that makes no sense; they couldn't exactly make the place without their bodies, after all Thank you for trying, though~!

[@hatjousuke]

2:52 petition for nintendo to make home run contest 64 bit so we can go to 9,223,372,036,854,775.807 kilometers

[@_Guigui]

... Should I drop a Sakurai meme again?

[@Leekodot15]

Dewit

[@_Guigui]

"NO! THAT'S NOT HOW YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO PLAY THE GAME!"

[@ssunlimited9]

if the value could be a 64bit integer the game would probably break along with The switch

[@Raffosbaffos]

Sakurai: No! That's not how you're suppose to play the game!!

[@tylerlarsen1842]

*Plays "The Ultimate Smash Bros"*

[@vittoriodilillo4286]

2:00 "although sandbag wished for death, he was unable to die, so eventually, he stopped thinking"

[@ultimatelifeformkars8388]

I understood that reference

[@Tr0lliPop]

@@ultimatelifeformkars8388 I mean the reference is literally about your account name

[@cocobean3996]

Is that a jojo reference?

[@zacharywooden2113]

2:32 If you hit Sandbag too hard, it goes so fast that it travels back in time and kills Kirby, leaving Galeem free to rule.

[@splattim3180]

You ever just get knocked into the 78th dimension

[@manwithabucket9166]

Man, I just hate it when that happens

[@SSL_2004]

Not as nice as the 69th Dimension.

[@NuclearRaven13]

@@SSL_2004 53rd dimension is pretty neat but the nonstop wacky music make can people suicidal when heard for long periods.

[@raybecker8185]

Splat Tim Personally, I prefer the 79.-8164682874th dimension. Feels amazing

[@mrhackface864]

69420 DIMENSION IS THE BEST

[@Brickiridart]

Desc: banjojo Me: *This man is using his 200Q*

[@ayo.2022]

Gruntilda: *Oh, you're approaching me? Instead of running away, you're coming towards me?* Banjo: *I can't beat the guh-huh out of you without coming any closer* Gruntilda: *Well then, come as close as you like*

[@SONICBOOM1889]

MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA

[@jaxoncarter2electricboogal921]

ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA

[@pokefriend123]

*Kazooie’s Talon Trot sounds*

[@irjer]

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[@braiming2679]

3:28 Banjo punched sandbag so hard he opened a rift in reality

[@EvilMariobot]

2:32 is a more impressive version.

[@sgblanco35]

@@EvilMariobot he broke the outline of the rift and got purfifed by both palutena and galleem

[@unobtainable12]

@@sgblanco35 World of light

[@alexandernewman4599]

3:10 2,147,483,647 is one off from 2^31, the max value a java int can store: cool stuff!

[@Undazard]

Fun fact: 2,147,483,647 is the maximum positive value for a 32-bit signed binary integer in computing. Aka max int. So it's not that surprising that the counter didn't go further.

[@Deadchannel547]

3:28 sandbag broke time, space, and the glass reality barrier.

[@Michael18751]

Then this: A NEW RECCORD!

[@Nowaythisisnt]

*A N E W R E C O R D*

[@cruzikin3116]

I’d love to see stages with no camera limitations.

[@sharonporter6582]

Same

[@Ecl1psed276]

You can actually die legitimately in home run contest by breaking Jigglypuff's shield

[@megacomet]

2:32 When you finish a sequence in Assassin’s Creed

[@Sod1ePop]

banjo: throws sandbag backwards the stage: mr sakurai I don't feel so good

[@EndermanPierce]

ComputerDefeated Stage: I can see a bright light

[@PantaroParatroopa]

Games like to use powers of 2 subtracted by 1 for stuff like this, like 255 or 65535. That maximum distance is 2^31 - 1 meters.

[@twoshies]

It's the limit for the programming language's variable that was used for the travel distance

[@vypxl]

it's called a 4 byte integer

[@bauspanderu]

Or: the 32-Bit integer limit

[@ghb323]

Wait, the coordinates are integers? While the Mario Odyssey and graphical stuff is stored as floating point?

[@bonkerman166]

2:32 Banjo hit the sandbag so hard he brought galeem back to life and destroyed the universe again

[@angiectoan4543]

"Don't forget to Final Smash that dislike button." This some sort of 4d chess?

[@ElectroBlastLuigi]

3:26 D-did sandbag blow up? Rest in peace sandbag... (2001 - 2019) ;-;

[@Miskko]

2:32

[@lpfan4491]

banjo:*deletes sandbag* galeem:"NANI!?"

[@blazingkite8983]

The number 2,147,483,647 (or hexadecimal 7FFF,FFFF16) is the maximum positive value for a 32-bit signed binary integer in computing. It is therefore the maximum value for variables declared as integers (e.g., as int) in many programming languages, and the maximum possible score, money, etc. for many video games. The appearance of the number often reflects an error, overflow condition, or missing value This is why it doesnt go further. This number has also happened on a game I play.

[@jaydentt]

Banjo.. you alright in the thumbnail buddy? Also I would love to see more stages without camera limitations. Edit: I would like to say thank you for the likes because this is the most amount of likes on a comment I've had, so thanks but no thanks

[@Serpentshand.forever]

Me too

[@isthatajojoreference5108]

3:27 Banjo legitemantly smacked Sandbag so hard that when he got launched he ended up tearing a hole through reality.

[@TrevorNorris]

I'm impressed the developers bothered to put in an overflow check. Normally if you add 1 to the maximum integer value it flips the sign bit. In this case (2^31 - 1) + 1 == -2^31. So they did at least some preventative measures for this type of stupidity. Edit: Thinking about it more, they probably store the actual position as a floating point double then cast it to a 32 bit integer for graphical display. Which would prevent overflow. So if you really want to break the game you'll need to launch it over 9007199254740991 (or 2^53 - 1) meters.

[@objectepic9285]

fun fact: sandbag loves being launched because he blushes when landing

[@chuckthequail137]

3:27 Ripping the Barriers of -Over- Time and Space Again, banjo

[@StarKnight54]

"Gently now, gently" *immediately hits it clear outta orbit with a metal baseball bat*

[@jaydenwilson]

2:32, when Galeem takes over the Smash Universe

[@bzboy21]

*2:17* Well, _he changed quickly._

[@TrueUmbreon1]

2:34 It seems that light has consumed most of this realm

[@Chan0art]

3:27 his punch literally ripped the fabric of space and time

[@ender7278]

2:32 "Return to the Past, now."

[@aziel.212]

3:27 reality shattering punch

[@itszitchy]

3:26 *this what it looks like to use ZA WARUDO*

[@sapphireweapon12345]

Needs more ROAD ROLLA DA.

[@Sectimus]

2,147,483.647 is the highest number that can be stored by 32-bits. Similarly 2.147,483,647 takes the same amount of space, no matter the precision this is the peak that can be stored. This is the same issue that arose from reaching level 256 in pacman. I can only assume the game freaking out is akin to the integer overflow in that the game is trying to reach out of it's memory space, so this is returning a null value as opposed to older games / systems without such overflow protection, this would by why the game doesn't straight up crash as handling a null value is freaky, but still more managable than modifying data unrelated to the memory space.

[@marcoavila793]

2:50 "YOU MESSED WITH THE NATURAL ORDER! THE OOORDEERRRRRRR!!!"

[@sticklyboi]

banjo shatters the fucking universe

[@haronka]

2:52 It is 2^(32-1)-1 This means that that counter works in a 32-bit-system

[@stickshinobi733]

You could enable grabs and drag the Sandback with Ridley's side B to the end of the Universe...

[@keni7566]

YES. No limits on his grab range, meaning he can drag "indefinitely"

[@stickshinobi733]

@@keni7566 it would be cool

[@vince32233]

I final smashed the dislike button so hard, that it turned blue, flipped upside down, and migrated east! I’m trying to make a haha funnyjoke

[@Eldoofus]

That's worth to be a dad joke

[@vince32233]

MiniLuigiMighty5 (MLM5) yeah

[@Mateo-vz4fl]

Shouldn't it be west ?

[@zigmazero2879]

@@Mateo-vz4fl but what if the laptop's facing south?

[@vince32233]

Mateo9001 I forgot, I’m dumb lol

[@Vixtoast]

2:32 Banjo-Threeie: Banjo tears into the 36th dimension and causes all realities to collapse

[@ericpeterson6520]

Anything interesting with final smashes in the HRC?

[@LatteWiiU]

2:33 bro wtf sandbag just self destructed as revenge 😳😳😳

[@skyouya.8998]

Congratulations on your video submission. The video was very interesting.

[@andydrews9691]

2:02 just saying it’s called the floating point it usually happens when you go too far that the graphical renderer wouldn’t render properly in either vertically or horizontally, it happens like in roblox, go to high, you glitch out, Minecraft, go to far, you meet farlands (now patched) an more

[@WarioCreeper]

Hey guys SKELUX here and welcome to boundary break

[@mapes2572]

Banjo: Glitches the universe and destroy sandbag Duck hunt dog: Hold my staffs Banjo: Dies

[@coltonjohnson4384]

2:58 if i remember correctly. That is also the limit the counter gets to in the damage output in training mode

[@christinewheeler4934]

Yup

[@christinewheeler4934]

2147483647.2147483647

[@noa_9863]

2:32 - "For his side B, Banjo breaks reality."

[@miguel_1972]

Sakurai : *No! This isn't how you're supposed to play the game*

[@probotpixelz7278]

Thus the universe's reality crashed into the void. Everyone stuck after, before, durring time including none and all of the above. Dreaming fleating dreams.

[@KaizenenlaTribbu]

1:13 this game got released 2/3 Years ago and its already nostalgic, somehow.

[@greekletterphi9620]

By the way, that seemingly random number is the maximum for a signed long integer. Just speaking nerd for anyone else who understands it.

[@ryanking7331]

the reason it is stuck at that very specific number for max distance at 2:57 is because in computer programming, the maximum positive value for a binary integer is 2,147,483,647. Computers cannot physically process larger integers than that (although they can deal with larger floating point and double numbers)

[@RamielEdits]

2:32 you hit the sandbag so hard time itself couldn't register what happened so you opened a rift in time and space that litterally obliterated the entire universe.

[@SteveNathn]

Bro I can’t even send it more than 350km... 😆 Glad to see another upload Skelux!

[@Rhynx]

2:32 what you see when you get captured by Galeem

[@EndermanPierce]

Luigi Mario Underrated

[@Solar_tmg]

The sound of the glass breaking makes it that much better

[@littlegeek5159]

Me at 2:54: "Oh, it's _that_ number again."

[@PeachBoiASMR]

CS major here. That max distance is actually the max length of the integer data type divided by 1000. They probably used an int for the distance and divided it by 1000 to get the three decimal places:)

[@mrelectrodude9391]

That max distance is the same exact number as the highest value of an integer 👍

[@Zwyrx_Hgqfyggz]

I'm so glad this video exists, it answers vital questions that have troubled me for weeks, like *can skelux do a math?*

[@bigperrito]

"THIS IS NOT HOW YOU'RE SUPPOSE TO PLAY THE GAME"

[@lua9058]

2:59 For anyone wondering why that exact number: In IT / coding, 2.1 million is the max number of an so called „int“ or integer which is basically the storage for the number inside the code.

[@aaronokemaysim7310]

You should definitely look around the dlc stages without the camera limitations. They seem pretty cool.

[@XellosDarkSlayer]

"Sandbag was never able to go back to Earth. It wandered for eternity into the endless void known as space,being unable to die even though it wished for it... Sandbag eventually stopped thinking."

[@teteeheeted]

Wow banjo legit nuked the sandbag stage 2:31

[@GyroFox]

that eshop song in the back really makes me happy

[@supermariochile10]

Yes! I'd love to see the stages without camera limitations :D

[@Z2Obsidion]

3:19 Banjojo: ORA! Sandiobag: N-NANI

[@AlexGamingElite]

Minecraft- we are the only game with the far lands Smash ultimate- hold my beer

[@chuckthequail137]

3:27 Banjo: you Wanna See me Rip the Barriers of Over Time and Space? Banjo: Wanna See me do it Again?

[@greekletterphi9620]

SMM2 3D World style without camera limitations?

[@matthewatkinson-quinteros1613]

I like how launching the sandbag to the left sets off a nuke or flashbang whatever floats your boat

[@kuresathedivineruler3665]

4:04 “Don’t forget to final smash the dislike button!”

[@asiananims4263]

2:33 plot twist: the sandbag is actually a nuke tired of being hit

[@klopez1151]

Wait a sec is that saitema 0:04

[@TheRoxgrade]

2:33 Great, Banjo broke the reality

[@GamermanGreene29]

1:11 YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON AND YOU TAKE THE MOON I think you get the idea.

[@arthur_here2741]

*AND YOU TAKE THE MOON!*

[@NubKing-op7uh]

SKELUX: The screen only glitches a little bit... Screen: U DARE UNDERESTIMATE MY POWER?!?!

[@どうでん]

えぇ...？(困惑)

[@BluTheHHH]

2:32 TIME TO HIT THE BA- *literally makes everything disapear*

[@txcursed2396]

Try getting downloaded courses in the editor. Like pangas code level

[@NunofYerbizness]

2:52 Just for reference, since SSBU's Home-Run Contest rathers counting distance in km instead of feet (or meters in PAL regions), This cap is 7045550022.9659 in feet. Quite the bigger number than the 9999.9 cap in Melee, the 999999.9 cap in Brawl, and… whatever the caps are for both versions of SSB4.

[@Davidpoland2005]

1:19 i wanna see a character in smash that can do this

[@kx6gaming]

*DEDEDE, DEDEDE, DEDEDEDEDEDEDE!*

[@ThatSmartYoutubeUser]

This just in! BANJO TOOK HIS ANGER ON A SANDBAG.

[@becomeanother]

Eventually, Sandbag Stopped Thinking.

[@OpenKeith]

2:53 that's the maximum range of a signed 32 bit integer, divided by 1000. either this is a coincidence or smash stores positions as 32 bit integers, which is unusual especially in modern games

[@theninjustice138]

2:31 After being kept in isolation for over a decade, Banjo and Kazooie agree to summon Galeem once more. Galeem is overwhelmed with joy and spares the two fiends by keeping them alive in a world of nothingness.

[@Chainsmoker69420]

Banjo: Where the hell are we?! Kazooie: we have ascended.

[@Mankaroy]

I like the music that plays when Sandbag is in space. Just listen to it

[@aperson1295]

1:56 sand bag “seems to be rolling endlessly through space” He then became half mineral and half animal. Eventually he stopped thinking