-All right.
We're checking out the only game and you can play the worst kind of God
by injecting every natural disaster with copious amounts of steroids. It's City Smash with new city hacks. [laughs] Mm, welcome to a baseline. So, City Smash is a game
where you get to do anything you want to all these different cities, but one thing that it lacked
was the ability to make more zeros. If we go over here to our volcano,
the fireballs stop at 100. And as anyone will tell you,
100 balls is a very few number of balls. Also, I didn't- I never realized this
until just now, but it's bothering me. The I is the only letter here
that's lower case for some reason. So, what we just saw
was 100 fireballs. What happens
if say, we do 500 fireballs? I have a feeling it's going to be
20 seconds of death vomit. All right. So, this is-- I wonder if there's gonna be
enough space on the screen to hold all of the balls. [laughs] Oh, the stack's getting pretty big. All right.
That actually wasn't that bad. Now, obviously,
we have this for pretty much everything, but before I go onto some
of the other stuff, 2000 fireballs. There has to be a point where the game
just can't support the number of balls that I'm going to slap it with. I don't know what that number is. Okay. The-the audio
is starting to falter. At this point, like, you gotta look-- You're-you're in your city. You notice the volcano begins to erupt, and this is what happens. I have a feeling that people
would just look back down at their cell phone
and be like, "Oh, whatever. There's nothing I can do
about this anyway." Okay. It is- it is still going. There's literally nothing left. At this point, we're just-
we're just beating the ground with balls to beat the ground with balls. It's still going. Are we done yet? You done vomiting? Nope. This is the worst volcanic case
of indigestion that has ever been recorded. Okay. It's finally done. Oh, there's that,
there's the last ball. The hurricane has been something
that I have wanted to mess with forever. Right. So, here's the hurricane. The force tops out at 150. Right. So, this is 150. It's still pretty--
It's already pretty bad. All of the- all of the defenses were like,
"There's nothing to target." They had all those missile launchers. You can't shoot the hurricane
unless you're in Florida. Then we absolutely
shoot at the hurricane. I think I need more stuff to blow over.
Okay. So, 150 on the hurricane, but let's go ahead
and bring that up to 500. All right. 500 on the hurricane, go. Yeet. [laughs] Oh, my God. Oh, there's one little piece. God, it was like one of those performances
where the guy pulls the table cloth out from the entire dinner set, except they suck at it. So, the whole dinner set
comes with the cloth. Uh, I mean, I might as well
use the buildings real quick. What the hell? How come this side of the city
got torched before this side? Everyone who lives
on the left side of town lived for an extra one half a second. I mean, at this point I don't actually
know what I'm trying to achieve, but I'm gonna put in 5,000 just to see
if we even get to see the city or if it just evaporates
pretty much immediately. Okay, here we go.
[laughs] Oh, my God. Ah, all right. You did get to see it. I wanna make these winds light speed. Hold on. All right. Screw it, 100,000. Actually. Uh, before we get here, uh,
yeah, you can have a little bit of snow. Maybe the snow
will pad some of the death. Hey, Honda civic. I'm really sorry. Goodbye. Yup. You don't even see the buildings. They simply vanish from sight. Now I remember the earthquake being-- Oh, it has start force
and an end force. I remember the earthquake
being pretty bad no matter what. Everything pretty much
gets liquified right away, but obviously,
150 just isn't good enough. Let's do the nightline here. Maybe the people in the flying cars
can survive this. Uh, earthquake start force. You know what?
Let's start it off kind of slow. We'll do 50,
but the end force will be, oh, 500. You guys can have some rain.
All right, here we go. Uh, I feel like
the start force and the end force kind of came together very quickly. Also, the flying cars did survive. Don't really know what- don't really know what's blowing up. Oh, I think
they're running into the debris. Yeah, they're trying to get over it. [laughs] Look, your car can fly. How are you screwing this up? This is like a 30-car pile up over here. Everyone keeps hitting
the exact same piece of debris. All right. I'm not even sure
if we'd be able to like tell a difference or anything, but, uh, whatever. Here. You know what?
Let's go all the way. How many numbers can I shove in here? That-- I clicked by accident? Okay. So, one-one gajillion
is obviously too much. How about 10,000? Maybe you can actually
see something in 10,000. Go. [groans] This is what happens
when the earth steps on a Lego. So, the meteor has always been great, because you get to decide kind of, where it goes
and how fast it comes in at. The only problem is,
that's pretty much as fast as you can go. Notice how many survivors
we have on this map? Rookie numbers. So, what we're gonna do is
we're gonna take the meteor here and make this 1000, and then, yeet. That's actually not too bad for 1000. Typically at 1000,
it just removes everything from the screen down there, but we still have
three whole buildings left. All right. So, if I take the blast radius
and I put this up to 10, try that. Okay. That pretty much
got rid of all of the buildings. Put it up to 100. Go. Yeah. [laugh] Oh, God. Hold on, hold on.
Maybe, uh, maybe the water will blunt some of the force. I think it did actually, because the pieces of the bridge
didn't actually go that far. It never ceases to amaze me how people just don't care
in this game. This dude's like,"Listen,
I got a meeting to get to. I get paid- I get paid by the delivery,
not by the hour. I'm driving across this debris.
I don't care." Oh, really? Yeet. [laughs] Okay, blast radius 200. Obviously, like I said,
there's going to get a point-- How is this still st--
Okay, there we go. I was gonna say, like, one-eightieth
of the building managed to stand somehow. I also like how in the background, some of the buildings already look like
they've been messed with. It could- they could just be futuristic,
but it kind of looks like some dick like me was like,
"You know what'd be great? More meteors." All right, whatever.
Blast radius, 1000. Well, I'm gonna do it real slow.
Here. Nice slow meteor. Okay.
That wasn't that slow. What the hell happens
if I do it all the way? Actually got a little bit of slowdown
from the damage. All right. Explosive forced 10,000, since we haven't actually
broken the game yet. For Science. It looked like
it hit the city so hard that the rain that was left
on the building was all that was left for,
like, one-eighth of a second until that too evaporated into steam. Seriously here, watch. See, it's there for a second. It's the rain that's chilling out
on the buildings. Oh, one of the pieces of debris
hit the car on the way down. That's like an extra 10 points. Actually, if I- if I come, like--
Well, yeah. If I come at the side-- Oh. So, because of the force, even if I shoot the meteor way
on the other side of the planet, the force just blows
all the stuff to the other direction. I don't even think
I can [?] this thing enough. Hold on. Maybe if I do it-- Yeah, there we go. It still happened. I managed to get it to go upward
and it blew everything this way. It's unstoppable. So, something I hadn't done. How quickly can I spawn these? I can at least probably get-- Oh, that's right. I can make these fall down forever. Hold on, I have an idea. Real quick, volcano.
Number of fireballs, whatever. A huge amount, 10,000. All right. Let me get
a whole bunch of volcanoes going. Hold on. Obviously, there's not going to be
anything left here, right? I just wanna see
if I can keep stacking up the fireballs or if there's just a limit to how many can be on the screen
at any one time. Volcanoes choose violence. They are still going. Yeah, at this point, we're just playing
the drums on the planet. 10,000 is legit too. The first one
is still vomiting up fireballs. Actually, if my violent volcano fights dollar store Godzilla over here, like, will it hit him or-- Hold on. [laughs] I guess, maybe he was born a fire. He was like,
"Ah, it was just like taking a shower." That's okay though.
I can try Cthulhu as well. Okay, are you at least gonna catch
some of the fireballs? I'll help a brother out. It's like he's just funneling them
into one specific area. Okay. It's time to mess
with the black hole. So, the maximum we had before
was 100 and 150, and with that, you get this. It's pretty- it's pretty damn bad
to be honest with you. [chuckles] Okay. There's only one poor car
that doesn't blow up right away, so he just has to sit there
inside of the ball of depression. And then, let's take it and do 300 and 500. Go. See, now nothing can escape, right? It's so big.
Actually, can I spawn another one? I want the two black holes
to fight against one another. Just give me all the black holes. More.
Ah, I've created a helix of death. Okay.
So, it's not so much the radius, it's the force. So, we'll do 10,000 force. Oh, destroy distance, eh? Sure. Now,
I don't know if this just erases-- [laughs] Oh, my God. It does. I was gonna say, "I don't know
if it would just erase everything." So, I think, like, even 100 would
probably erase most of the city. Everything just gets
vaporized immediately. How about zero? How about
if there's just no destroy distance? Actually, what happens
if there's no effect distance either? But there's like 10,000 force. Just a black hole
the size of a grain of sand. Oh? Okay, so nothing happens. So, how about just, like, one? There's a lot of lights. It looks cool. Effect radius one. Yeah, one tiny little area, but it doesn't actually do
any blackholing. It doesn't suck anything. Oh, yeah. Landing right on the car. And now, just because we can, here we go. And welcome to 2022. See that, I just created world peace by making sure that
no one lives here anymore. [?] folks, hope you enjoyed
this episode of City Smash. Until next time.
Stay foxy and much love.
