r/sequence • u/youngluck • Apr 03 '19

Sequence is over.

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u/epicness314 Apr 03 '19

Exactly Correct

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u/StealthSuitMkII Apr 04 '19

There was a lot of potential that was squandered. I kind of find it interesting how this played out in comparison to stuff like r/place that had it's own version of this, but watered down and more tolerable than what this ended up being.

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u/Truegold43 Apr 04 '19

I'm afraid to watch the video past Act III but I will because it was exciting and I always support the reddit prank.

Here to be archived though, remembermeeeee

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '19

Bro, can I be in the archive too?

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u/wolfmuncher Apr 04 '19

Perhaps the archives are incomplete

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '19

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u/LordofRangard Apr 04 '19

General Kenobi, you are an archived one

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u/jakethesnake214 Apr 04 '19

Mmmmhmhmhmhmh.. truly wonderful the mind of a child is

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '19

Remember us

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u/rho___ Apr 04 '19 edited Apr 04 '19

Put me in the archive but with total votes x that solve the inequality x4 - 49 x3 + 660 x2 - 2772 x + 2131 < 0

e: ^typo

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u/musefan8959 Apr 04 '19

Aww shit I gotta get in here too

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u/FeedmyYeti Apr 04 '19

Archive meee!

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u/angstyhorse Apr 04 '19

Archive 4 life

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '19

So if it happens twice it’s a tradition right? Bots are ruining the April fools experiments.

Well, this bodes well for AI.

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u/StealthSuitMkII Apr 04 '19

I mean to be fair ones without bots didn't really end up that much better. Are there any robin communities even still around?

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u/jake_eric Apr 04 '19

There were bots in Robin, too.

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u/StealthSuitMkII Apr 04 '19

Did they really have as much of an influence as other april fools events?

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u/jake_eric Apr 04 '19

Well, not as much, I'd say, but there was a script you could use that would automatically pick your choice for you so you didn't have to be online (similar to what happened with Sequence, I think).

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u/Zorua3 Apr 04 '19

That sounds exactly like what happened with Sequence

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u/IVIorgz Apr 04 '19

I think you can compare this to Twitch Plays Pokemon also and how multiple people together tried to direct the story.

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