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[[File:voting game shimano.png|thumb|right|300px|{{Attribution|Marik Bentusi}}]] | [[File:voting game shimano.png|thumb|right|300px|{{Attribution|Marik Bentusi}}]] | ||
At 20:30 UTC, Joe started streaming again for the first time in 9 days.<ref> | At 20:30 UTC, Joe started streaming again for the first time in 9 days.<ref>{{YTCite|w8QqBQZEZdM|channel=Falco|channel_icon=Falco.jpg|title=Joseph Anderson Marble Races stream 1 with chat <nowiki>[02/14/2021]</nowiki>}}</ref> At the end of his last stream, he said that he'd be taking one week off streaming, meaning he shouldn't have come back until Tuesday. The title of the stream was "Resolving the Hellgate interactions caused by Davina Cage in the Voting Game through a clever use of marbles". Everyone who tuned in and hadn't been keeping track of what had gone on in JADS - probably at least 1,000 people - were bewildered. Joe then proceeded to give a breif update to chat on the state of things, in such a way that it came across as confusing as possible to those not in the know. | ||
At the start of this stream, Joe said that he was going to decide the tie-breaker between the different Hellgate games by rolling a dice on his own, but then he realised that some people might not believe whatever he said the result was, so he needed some way of showing the random selection process happening live on stream to guarantee its legitimacy. This is why he streamed the game Marbles On Stream, which lets you simulate marble tracks with hundreds of marbles on them, each with its own name, so that you can randomly pick one of them by seeing which one raches the end first. Marbles On Stream does have options to let a Twitch channel's chat interact with the races by typing commands, but Joe didn't enable these. | At the start of this stream, Joe said that he was going to decide the tie-breaker between the different Hellgate games by rolling a dice on his own, but then he realised that some people might not believe whatever he said the result was, so he needed some way of showing the random selection process happening live on stream to guarantee its legitimacy. This is why he streamed the game Marbles On Stream, which lets you simulate marble tracks with hundreds of marbles on them, each with its own name, so that you can randomly pick one of them by seeing which one raches the end first. Marbles On Stream does have options to let a Twitch channel's chat interact with the races by typing commands, but Joe didn't enable these. | ||
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== Day 12 - Tuesday 16th == | == Day 12 - Tuesday 16th == | ||
At 18:00 UTC, Joe went live again, this time with the title "The most ambitious crossover event in streamer vote-to-play games history".<ref> | At 18:00 UTC, Joe went live again, this time with the title "The most ambitious crossover event in streamer vote-to-play games history".<ref>{{YTCite|SnT5DqX2aKs|channel=Falco|channel_icon=Falco.jpg|title=Joseph Anderson Marble Races stream 2 with chat <nowiki>[02/16/2021]</nowiki>}}</ref> We have now caught up to the recap stream, where all of these quotes have been coming from. Joe spent the first hour and 45 minutes of this stream explaining everything that had happened over the last 12 days, while showing Nodja's website and Weeby's meme album. During this segment, he made an important ruling regarding the final round: | ||
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[[File:purple-chan final form.png|thumb|center|300px|Purple-chan's final form, {{Attribution|Marik Bentusi}}]] | [[File:purple-chan final form.png|thumb|center|300px|Purple-chan's final form, {{Attribution|Marik Bentusi}}]] | ||
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