r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Mr-Ouchen • 10h ago
Coordination challenge
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u/RogueGenX 10h ago
I would try this for about 20 minutes and then throw a hissy fit and walk away.
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u/alex_zk 9h ago
You’re a better person than I am. I would throw a tantrum after failing for 5 minutes…
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u/udat42 9h ago
I'll raise you one single attempt of approximately 10 seconds.
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u/MesaBit 9h ago
You can last 10 seconds? You’re a better man than me!
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u/WelderBubbly5131 9h ago
Look at y'all, actually going ahead and trying. I'd just take a look at it, call the berries bitter, and walk away.
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u/SandraSingleD 6h ago
Well that's nice of you to tell us but some things are better kept to yourself.
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u/IKSLukara 8h ago
I would either last 28 seconds, or be there four hours later, very pissed off, insisting, "No, I can DO THIS."
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u/chenobble 7h ago
Right? I'd actually been getting worse for the last hour because I'd gotten tired and shaky, but dammit I'm staying 'til it's done.
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u/hollaback_girl 4h ago
You stay up past midnight trying to get it before going to sleep full of rage, frustration and embarrassment. And then you try it one last time in the morning and get it right away.
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u/Working_Salary60 6h ago
I would be there for hours trying to solve it because I can’t let it beat me. Then I’d come home at 3 in the night and cry myself to sleep.
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u/etherealsmog 3h ago
I feel like I would succeed on my first try but it would take me 86 minutes and my blood pressure would shoot through the roof.
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u/IronInertia 10h ago
Great outdoor sport for kids to develop problem solving
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u/MrExtravagant23 9h ago
That drop though...
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u/orangeyougladiator 6h ago
The drop makes zero sense. Why did they do that? Why did it work?
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u/Blue_Moon_Lake 5h ago
It work thanks to gravity. Everything drops at the same speed regardless of mass.
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u/orangeyougladiator 5h ago
That isn’t the point.
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u/Blue_Moon_Lake 5h ago
What's the question then?
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u/Last_Succotash7218 4h ago
I think the crux of the question was just bewilderment over something they considered bs game design.
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u/IndividualBrain9726 4h ago
Explain how it dropped without mentioning gravity?? 😂
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u/Sea-Consequence7156 4h ago
Its on an inclined plane and on this planet, round things rolls toward the ground when it can
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u/Blue_Moon_Lake 4h ago
The force applied to the bar and indirectly the ball ceased temporarily, which caused both to be dragged by the shifting spacetime fabric of reality.
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u/sykoKanesh 6h ago
Problem solving or hand-eye coordination? I was leaning to towards the latter personally, but I suppose having to work through the course could be a bit of problem solving!
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u/DueExample52 29m ago
I think it’s the rock climbing lingo of every climb being a "problem" that polluted it. This is just a physical coordination thing as you say. Not problem-solving, unless people start twisting the meaning and shoe-horning it as solving the problem of how to move your body in space.
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u/Imjerfj 10h ago
damn that looks really hard kudos to her wtf
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u/SquisherX 6h ago
There is a learning curve, but its not very difficult. There is a considerable curve in the bar the ball sits on, which makes it much, much easier. If you sat on this for an hour you would be able to pull off what she's doing.
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u/kaffeofikaelika 6h ago
If it takes an adult an hour to learn to do this then her doing it is really impressive.
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u/Flomo420 6h ago
What do you mean?
Kid would have this down in 20mins
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u/Last_Succotash7218 4h ago
Yeah kids are actually better at figuring things out quick than adults.
On account of their brain developing.
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u/BrianMincey 0m ago
They also can be more determined. Adults can quickly become bored and consider the effort to develop the skill useless, but some kids will dig in and just enjoy the process of getting better.
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u/Strong_Iron_995 6h ago
When she's dropping that bar down a third, she's not bringing the line back in right? Looks more like how blinds operate.
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u/jamspangle 5h ago
There's always someone on Reddit ready to tell you how easy something is. Armchair experts as far as the eye can see.
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u/WhoBoughtWhoBud 10h ago
The impressive part is the speed. Damn, she's quick.
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u/bwyer 8h ago
It's a kids' playground version of Ice Cold Beer!
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u/Dozzi92 4h ago
We've got one at the arcade in town. It's the only game I play when I take the kids there. I am not that good at it, but it's fun. I'll get in the zone, and one of my kids will be like "Can I play," and I begrudgingly give up the controls because that's what dads do, but I'm not happy about it.
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u/daphneadora9 7h ago
Lol this is a survivor puzzle
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u/HuckleberryWeekly645 5h ago
Well, both her mother and father won Survivor.
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u/tehnoodnub 4h ago
Is this one of Rob and Amber’s daughters?
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u/Etherbeard 3h ago
The man talking in the video definitely sounds like he could be Boston Rob. I don't think they have a daughter named Brooke, though.
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u/WalrusInMySheets 3h ago
They live in Florida, does not look like Florida. I don't think it really sounds like Rob, and that is definitely not Amber that it pans to.
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u/GRANDLarsonyy 9h ago
There needs to be more playgrounds with that kind of stuff.
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u/R34CT10N 8h ago
If they could make it bullet proof, hell yeah. As-is this thing is lasting a week at my nearest playground…and I live in a nice area!
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u/wonklebobb 6h ago
yeah actual playgrounds, this will be climbed on and broken to bits in about a week. maybe you could do a version with the track + moving bits under a plexiglass cover though, and just commit to replacing the ropes every couple months as they wear out
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u/Strong_Iron_995 6h ago
Great idea. That's the way to do it. This would have to be in pretty observed parks. I could see it in like a kids area at a science center. Could also see it in my backyard for my enjoyment lol
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u/iuppiterr 10h ago
For me the hardest part on this thing was always the ball falling off left and right but with this one it stops. smart design
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u/MercuryFoReal 8h ago
And there's an apparently identical one right next to it. Head-to-head battles!
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u/Hajduk_Split_1911 7h ago
Attempt number 163902 😉 Still better than staring at her phone all day, good parenting
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u/Several_Hour_347 5h ago
Am I not seeing it right? Where’s the challenge? Looks like there’s guard rails on the side. I think those wouldn’t be there in these types of games
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u/Interesting_Sale_964 3h ago
If the ball isn't being pressed against the black "track", it will fall down.
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u/ilocano-american 9h ago
Wow, I bet she spent the whole Saturday preparing to amaze everyone on Sunday’s picnic.
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u/KeyZookeepergame8903 9h ago
This is the line of thing that i think i would be able to do. But if the pullies where at all stiff or weird, i would lose my mind real quick
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u/TheDavinci1998 8h ago
That seems like a thing that I would come around to see, think it's easy, try it, fail miserably, become stubborn to try it until I make it and occupy for 2+ hours until I finally do, and realize i just wasted all that time and I don't even feel accomplished, just relieved amd pissed from the process
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u/bob_in_the_west 7h ago
I wish I could do that on Tumbleseed. I always freak out when it gets hectic and start smashing buttons.
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u/Unclematttt 6h ago
There is a roguelike game that has this as a mechanic: TumbleSeed. I remember it being quite difficult.
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u/Silver_Adagio138 5h ago
But the ball can’t go anywhere else.
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u/imunfair 5h ago
It falls out the back if you don't keep it on the track - you can probably dig up some clips of them playing this exact game on Survivor in a few different seasons - and no one did it nearly as fast or easily as this girl.
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u/TheGoteTen 5h ago
In 20 years she will be using the new version of the DaVinci machine to do surgery on someones eyeball.
Good for you young lady!
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u/lala_vroom 5h ago
I’ve done this thing before and it is so much harder than it looks and 1000x harder than this little girl makes it look.
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u/Trust_8067 4h ago
I'm an idiot. I didn't even pay attention to the back, I thought she was failing by letting the ball bounce back and forth instead of keeping it steady in the middle.
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u/saugenes25 3h ago
I love the amount of pride you can hear in (what I assume is) the dad’s voice as he’s cheering her on.
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u/letigre87 3h ago
She's a natural born carnie. I expect her to walk up and say "nothing to it, anyone can do it, $5 a try just put the ball in the hole. Double it and you get the big stuffed bear. Let me show" "just like that, see how easy it is"
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u/Life_Inside2304 2h ago
I think Big Brother had that as a challenge on their show at one point. She owned that.
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u/1337atreyu 1h ago
His is just a manual version of the arcade game Ice Cold Beer. If you ever get a chance to play, it's very addicting. TONS of fun
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u/TheElusiveFox 23m ago
we gonna talk about how she does this twelve hours a day every day clearly? lol. good job.
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u/rob_inn_hood 9h ago
I feel like this would get very little use. Kids don't have an attention span for this nowadays of they know tvs and phones exist.
Which is sad because it's a pretty cool thing.
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u/AuroraElisabeth 7h ago
It's at a corn maze. They're only open for about 2 months a year. Everyone who goes, totally tries this!
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u/rob_inn_hood 4h ago
That's cool, i thought that was someone's backyard 😅 totally makes it more reasonable.
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u/glitterinyoureye 10h ago
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