Game Theory: Why Star Fox has NO LEGS, The REAL Reason!
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Channel: The Game Theorists
Views: 5,644,249
Rating: 4.908535 out of 5
Keywords: Star Fox (Video Game Series), Star Fox 64 (Video Game), Star Fox (Video Game), Star Fox: Assault (Video Game), Star Fox Adventures (Video Game), star fox wii u, Shooter Game (Media Genre), Star Fox 64
Id: F6Np3_ZLOH8
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Length: 15min 19sec (919 seconds)
Published: Sun May 17 2015
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Alright so I see where he is coming from with this, but there is one character that kinda invalidates the entire last part of that video. Krystal, notice how she doesn't have robotic legs? Yet in Star Fox Assault she can do everything all the other characters can. Same in Star Fox Adventure(s?) she does the same stuff that Fox does (except dodging).
Eh, not sure on some part of his analysis. Biggest part being they're anthropomorphic animals with space ships. Who is even to say that the legs are just normal prosthetics? They could have pumps to pump blood back from the legs to the heart to help with G Forces. And he doesn't take into account that ships that can go into space and tanks with rocket boosters on them are likely going way faster and experience more G Forces than regular vehicles.
WHAT IS UP WITH ALL THE FEZES?
I don't think MatPat's conclusion is correct(respectfully).
He focused on arterial perfusion but should have also considered venous pooling.
The legs veins are very large, and do not actively pump blood back to the heart, the muscles around them do that, in concert with venous valves that provide one way flow. In high +G maneuvers the leg veins over-fill with blood due to increased G force and that blood has an impeded return to the heart. A pilots leg muscle do work on the rudder, but it is not large muscle movement.
Therefore there will be less venous return in high G maneuvers, less blood for the heart to pump, and less perfusion of the brain. Thus a blackout.
Remove the legs, remove the pool, and reduce the risk of blackout.
Source: Doctor and Pilot and Gamer
Wow, the copyright issues you have been having with photos. I find it ridiculous. The very fact that you are doing a video with narration should be transformative enough. Otherwise ever single historical documentary would be a copyright morass with all the historical photos and videos being used.
This is the first time I disagree to one of his videos, here is what I posted in the comment section on youtube: "Ok, I don't pay too much attention in my biology class, but from what I've learnt about the circulatory system I would like to argue that amputating your legs would actually give you an advantage to withstand fluctuating g forces. Because the distance the blood has to travel to the bottom of the body and back to the heart is smaller, the energy the heart has to use also becomes smaller, if this is true then in a situation where blood flow to the brain is counteracted by an external force the heart can then use the surplus of energy to direct more oxygenated blood to the brain faster and more easily." Anyone agree? Or am I alone on this?
I really really wanted to like this episode, it was the barrel roll episode that got me into game theory 3 years ago, but I just can't watch this video without feeling queasy and closing the tab.
Dug the quick fluffy the squirrel camo, haven't thought of illwillpress in a long time.
Hey isn't that one of the guys from Tested? The guy cosplaying as Spock?