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Human players
Now this would be fun to see the human players do for extra points.
http://www.nbcnews.com/video/nbcnews...28370#46928370 
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29-05-2013, 20:37
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Re: Human players
Ironically this was featured on the Discovery Channel show "Outrageous Acts of Science: Human Guinea Pigs" not more than 15 minutes ago
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29-05-2013, 20:42
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Re: Human players
I would love that. It'd be hilarious and funny at the same time.
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29-05-2013, 22:58
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Re: Human players
Oh my god being a human player for this would be way to fun. Yet for some reason I really hope this would happen.
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30-05-2013, 00:14
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Re: Human players
The only problem is that this would make the human players more entertaining than the robots.
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30-05-2013, 04:27
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Re: Human players
I had seen this before.
The main problem is getting bounced around looks so fun the human players may forget to accomplish their assigned task first. Last edited by Koko Ed : 30-05-2013 at 04:30.
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