Would rich idiots or poor geniuses win? Worldbox!
Real Civil Engineer・2 minutes read
The patrons supported the creator to hire a lawyer, introducing the game "World Box" where Engineers and Architects engage in a simulation war, ultimately leading the Engineers to victory.
Insights
- The simulation in "World Box" showcased a conflict between Engineers and Architects, with Engineers emerging as the victorious faction due to their strategic intelligence and resourcefulness.
- The introduction of nukes by Engineers marked a turning point in the conflict, swiftly eliminating Architectural armies and solidifying the Engineers' dominance, highlighting the importance of innovation and adaptability in warfare.
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What is the game "World Box" about?
A god-like simulation game where players control a world.
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Summary
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"World Box: Engineers vs Architects Simulation"
- The channel's patrons are thanked for supporting the creator, enabling the hiring of a lawyer due to impending legal action from architects.
- The game "World Box" is introduced, allowing players to simulate a world as a god.
- A simulation is set up pitting two groups against each other: Engineers (intelligent but poor) and Architects (rich but unintelligent).
- The world is customized by replacing it with deep ocean and wiping out all existing features.
- Animals are cleared out, and the land is transformed into a square block of plain soil.
- Resources like fruit bushes, stone, silver, ore, and adamantite are provided to the Engineers.
- World laws are set, turning off hunger, rebellions, natural disasters, and allowing trees and plants to appear randomly.
- Engineers and Architects are spawned in different corners, with Engineers being intelligent and Architects being labeled as stupid.
- The Engineers start multiplying and building settlements, utilizing their intelligence to thrive.
- The Architects expand rapidly, utilizing resources like metal and adamantite, leading to a war between the two factions.
13:57
Engineers triumph over Architects in epic battle.
- Engineers were initially underground during a period of turmoil, emerging as old Orcs but still intelligent.
- A sudden war of Architects began, with large armies depleting resources, leading to worry for the new Engineers.
- Engineers strategically added spikes to their buildings for defense against the Architects' massive army.
- Engineers unexpectedly unveiled nukes, swiftly eliminating all Architectural armies.
- Engineers and Architects engaged in battles, with Engineers pushing back despite facing multiple fronts.
- Engineers aggressively destroyed Architectural towns, leading to a significant decrease in Architect numbers.
- The Engineers ultimately triumphed over the Architects, proving their superiority and intelligence in warfare.
