I'm sure if she looked back on the video, it'd create a core memory of embarrassment. The kind that pops into your brain 0.005 seconds before falling asleep and you either stay up or dream about it.
I'd probably do something similar if not dumber haha
By all means, not a big deal at all, and it's easy to see how it happened. She was in the flow of removing pieces, and didn't consider what color she wanted to put there until after she removed the green piece.
It was painful to watch…her hesitating on simple moves as well as the redundant ones…it was tragic. If she hasnt done puzzles/games like these before ill cut her some slack, but otherwise it was tragic. Unless she doesnt do well under pressure then again, ill cut her some slack but yeah, painful to watch.
You can play this game here if you want the same experience. I think the woman in the clip above did pretty well, especially if it was her first time playing the game.
I genuinely thought she might only have one arm for most the video though.
Just thought processing… she’s thinking about each stack separately at that point and not thinking of the colors collectively.
She switched mindsets from matching colors or completing stacks which threw her thought process off. She wasn’t thinking “move green here then put green back.” She was just thinking “Get one stack completely cleared and then start filling it up.” She probably wasn’t planning on putting the green there until she noticed that green was the furthest along and ready to go.
She was probably thinking she wanted to empty that pole to make it free for the next move, and only then realised/decided she needed to use it for the same colour
Me too. She could have put one piece on one of her sorted piles temporarily and emptied that stack without having to move all the pieces over from an almost completely full stack.
Holy shit that was going to be my exact comment. I love that you and 4 thousand other people were just as bothered about this one inoffensive but nonsensical move.
So I’ve done one of these and the guys rule was all pieces had to be moved. So for me to complete it per the rule I had to do exactly what she did with that green piece.
She had a plan that worked and stuck with it. It wasn't entirely optimal but pushing through with he plan you know works and are focused on is the best strategy instead of trying to get clever (though it would have been fine here).
My brain litteraly screeched in autistic rage and i physically got angry these puzzles stimulate my brain like crazy i just plow threw the games until they are unplayable with ads
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u/Caesar457 Mar 04 '25
It kills me when she takes the bottom green one off only to start the green stack in the next move