Let's Play Minecraft: Ep. 171 - Mogataur

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Channel: LetsPlay

Views: 1,321,028

Rating: 4.8800406 out of 5

Keywords: minecraft, minecraft gameplay, adventure, achievement city, open world, minecraft multiplayer, Rooster Teeth (TV Program Creator), Achievement Hunter, Achievement, Hunter, Let's, RT, AH, lets play, Video Game (Industry), gaming, let's build, VS, GO!, game, gameplay, game play, Geoff Ramsey, Geoff Ramsey (Film Producer), Gavin Free, Gavin Free (Person), Ryan Haywood, Michael Jones, Jack Pattillo, Lindsay Jones, Funhaus, Minecraft (Award-Winning Work), Mogataur

Id: wDDpwMGtz-c

Length: 48min 43sec (2923 seconds)

Published: Fri Sep 04 2015

Reddit Comments

[u/UnknownChaser]

"The world is a dead end."

Salty Geoff is Philosophical Geoff.

[u/bitch_im_a_lion]

Gavin getting stuck in that wall and flipping out while Jack just watched him staring intensely at the wall making Gavin noises was so fucking funny.

[u/gornky]

Man I respect the guy, but Geoff can be a real fucking idiot sometimes.

[u/MyAnusBleedsForYou]

35:30 "Go straight." runs into wall I fucking died.

[u/webomaryhoptoe]

jack and ladders: mortal enemies

[u/bitch_im_a_lion]

When they do the next one they should give Michael ender pearls.

[u/Cranyx]

In regards to Gavin's "follow the left wall" strategy:

The wall follower, the best-known rule for traversing mazes, is also known as either the left-hand rule or the right-hand rule. If the maze is simply connected, that is, all its walls are connected together or to the maze's outer boundary, then by keeping one hand in contact with one wall of the maze the player is guaranteed not to get lost and will reach a different exit if there is one; otherwise, he or she will return to the entrance having traversed every corridor in the maze at least once.

If the maze is not simply connected (i.e. if the start or endpoints are in the center of the structure or the pathways cross over and under each other), this method will not guarantee to help to reach the goal.

[u/tealcandtrip]

Why did Geoff identify Mario as 4v1 instead of 5 player cooperative?

That... that actually explains a lot about those Wii U Let's Plays.

[u/111uhh1]

Jack's schtick of making weird animal noises when someone fumbles their words is my new favorite thing. I fear it'll get old quick but it's hilarious for the time being.

Hilarious video all around. I feel like the team should have won though. Michael didn't do much to defend the block pieces (not that he really could) but navigating the final maze with him on their tail could have been more or less impossible.