EASY 95% WIN EVENT METHOD! ROCK PAPER SCISSORS! [Solo Leveling: Arise]

Summary

In this video, ZF tackles the challenging 'Rock, Paper, Scissors' event in a game, sharing strategies to maximize wins. He hypothesizes that the AI often plays cards in pairs first or starts with scissors. ZF demonstrates his theory through gameplay, suggesting that players should anticipate the AI's moves based on the cards shown. He also encourages viewers to test these strategies and share their experiences. The video is a guide for players seeking to efficiently earn event rewards, with a focus on community engagement and the importance of adapting to the AI's patterns.

Takeaways

• 🎮 The video discusses strategies for winning a challenging in-game event called 'rock, paper, sciss'.
• 📈 The event has been made more difficult, seemingly requiring players to compete against an AI with advanced prediction capabilities.
• 📊 The player, ZF, shares a theory that involves predicting the AI's moves based on the number of cards it holds.
• 🏆 The rewards for the event are highly desirable, including powerful in-game items and resources.
• 💬 ZF encourages community engagement, mentioning the Discord server and the importance of supporting the channel.
• 👍 The video includes a shout-out to a community member, David C, for being the first comment on the last video.
• 📝 ZF's strategy involves using the AI's tendency to play cards in pairs or starting with scissors as a predictive pattern.
• 🔄 When faced with a one of each card scenario, ZF theorizes that the AI will play cards from left to right.
• 🎲 The video demonstrates the strategy with a series of game plays, showing both successful predictions and occasional losses.
• 🤖 ZF suggests that the AI might prioritize playing cards in pairs or starting with scissors, which has changed from previous events.
• 👀 The player emphasizes the importance of testing and adapting strategies based on the AI's behavior.
• 🏆 The video concludes with a reminder of the high stakes and rewards of the event, urging viewers to apply the shared strategies.

Q & A

Who is the speaker in the video?

The speaker in the video is ZF, the host of the Sol of video.

What is the main topic of the video?

The main topic of the video is discussing strategies to beat a challenging event in a game, specifically the rock, paper, scissor event.

What is ZF's theory on how the game's AI chooses its moves?

ZF's theory is that the AI tends to use the cards it has in pairs first, and if there are two pairs, it will likely start with scissors.

What is the significance of reaching 10,000 subscribers in the video?

Reaching 10,000 subscribers is a milestone that allows the channel to give out more codes and rewards to the community.

How many members does the Discord server have according to the video?

The Discord server has 27,000 members, which is approaching 30,000.

What does ZF suggest when the AI has one of each card (1-1-1 spread)?

ZF suggests that when the AI has a 1-1-1 spread, it's likely to go left to right, starting with scissors.

What is ZF's strategy when the AI has two of one card and one of the others (2-1-1 spread)?

ZF's strategy for a 2-1-1 spread is to assume the AI will use the card it has two of first, and then to counter with the card that beats it.

What reward does ZF mention for getting 50 wins in the event?

ZF mentions that the reward for getting 50 wins includes a large number of Mana power extracts and 500 rest in stones for rank number one.

How does ZF describe the difficulty of the event?

ZF describes the event as not easy, with a lot of variation, and that it's mostly a gamble unless following specific strategies.

What does ZF advise the viewers to do if they find the event challenging?

ZF advises viewers to follow the strategies outlined in the video to make the event easier and to avoid missing out on the rewards.

How does ZF conclude the video?

ZF concludes the video by encouraging viewers to subscribe to the channel for more content like this and signs off.

Outlines

00:00

🎲 Strategies for Winning the Rock-Paper-Scissors Event

ZF introduces a strategy video for the notoriously difficult in-game Rock-Paper-Scissors event. He shares his theory on how to win more often, which involves predicting the AI's moves based on the cards it holds. ZF emphasizes the importance of not wasting resources due to the high value of event rewards. He also thanks the community for reaching 10,000 subscribers and invites viewers to join the Discord server. The video demonstrates his strategy by playing through the event, starting with choosing 'Rock' to counter the expected 'Scissors' from the AI.

05:00

🤔 Deciphering AI Patterns in the Rock-Paper-Scissors Event

ZF continues to analyze the AI's behavior in the Rock-Paper-Scissors event, focusing on scenarios with one or two of each card. He suggests that the AI tends to use 'Scissors' first in a 221 spread and 'Rock' in a 111 spread. He proposes a left-to-right theory for AI's card selection when it has one of each card. ZF encourages viewers to test these theories and share their findings. The video also highlights the rewards for winning, including Mana power extracts and rest in stones, and stresses the importance of following the strategy to avoid losses.

Keywords

💡Rock, Paper, Scissors

Rock, Paper, Scissors is a hand game usually played between two people, where each player simultaneously forms one of three shapes with an outstretched hand. The game is used as a decision-making tool or a pastime. In the context of the video, it is the central theme of the event being discussed, where the player is trying to strategize to win against an AI opponent that seems to predict their moves.

💡Event

In gaming, an 'event' typically refers to a time-limited occurrence that offers special challenges, rewards, or gameplay mechanics. The video is focused on a specific 'event' in a game that has become notably difficult, and the creator is sharing strategies to overcome the challenges and win the event.

💡AI

AI, or Artificial Intelligence, refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines that are programmed to think like humans and mimic their actions. In the script, the AI is mentioned as a formidable opponent in the Rock, Paper, Scissors event, suggesting it has a high level of strategy and predictability.

💡Theory

A 'theory' in this context is a proposed explanation for a phenomenon, made as a basis for reasoning or argument. The video creator discusses their theory for winning the game, which involves predicting the AI's moves based on patterns observed during gameplay.

💡Resources

In gaming, 'resources' can refer to in-game items, currency, or any other assets that players use to progress or achieve goals. The script mentions not wanting to waste resources, indicating that the event is challenging and requires strategic use of these assets.

💡Discord Server

A 'Discord server' is a chat and community platform where gamers often gather to discuss games, share strategies, and socialize. The video creator mentions their Discord server, highlighting its size and the community aspect of their channel.

💡Shout Out

A 'shout out' is a public acknowledgment or greeting, often used in social media or video content to recognize someone. In the script, the creator gives a shout out to a viewer who was the first to comment on their last video.

💡Strategic

Being 'strategic' involves planning and directing actions to achieve an aim or outcome. The video's creator uses the term to describe their approach to winning the Rock, Paper, Scissors event, suggesting a thoughtful and calculated method of playing.

💡Gamble

To 'gamble' means to take an uncertain or risky action with an uncertain outcome. In the video, the creator uses the term when making a move that is not guaranteed to win but is based on their observed patterns and theories.

💡Rewards

In gaming, 'rewards' are incentives given to players for achieving certain milestones or completing tasks. The video discusses the high-quality rewards available for winning the event, which adds to the motivation for players to strategize and win.

💡DMs

DMs, or Direct Messages, are private messages sent between users on social media platforms. The video creator mentions receiving many DMs about the difficulty of the event, indicating that it is a common concern among their audience.

Highlights

Introduction to the video and the 'Rock, Paper, Scissors' event difficulty increase.

The presenter's claim of having a plan to beat the event more often than not.

Acknowledgment of reaching 10,000 subscribers and the community engagement through codes and Discord.

The presenter's strategy of using 'Rock' against the AI's expected 'Scissors'.

The theory that the AI always uses the cards it has two of first.

Demonstration of the presenter's strategy with a successful 'Rock vs. Scissors' match.

The presenter's assumption that the AI will use 'Rock' next due to having two of them.

Successful application of the 'Paper beats Rock' strategy.

Discussion on the dilemma of having one of each card and the presenter's left-to-right theory.

A call to action for viewers to share their experiences and strategies in the comments.

The presenter's gamble on using 'Paper' against a potential 'Rock' from the AI.

The presenter's theory on the AI's card selection when it has one of each type.

A demonstration of the presenter's strategy resulting in a win streak.

The presenter's assumption that the AI will prioritize using 'Scissors' first in certain situations.

The presenter's strategy of using 'Rock' against the AI's expected 'Paper'.

Discussion on the difficulty of the event and the presenter's strategy's effectiveness.

The presenter's theory on the AI's card selection pattern in a 221 spread.

A demonstration of the presenter's strategy with a successful 'Paper vs. Scissors' match.

The presenter's advice on following the guide to achieve wins and get rewards.

The presenter's closing remarks, encouraging subscription for more content.

Transcripts

all right welcome back everyone ZF here

to yet another Sol of video everyone's

been asking me to do this video as you

know I've done previous videos on the

hardest event in this game the rock

paper sciss event and I have to tell you

this time around they made the event so

much harder it's like they have 10 hands

we're playing against some sort of like

robotic AI that knows exactly what we're

going to play next so let me give you

the rundown I do actually have a plan to

beat this event more often than not

you'll see my theory is actually fairly

accurate so let's cover that that way

you don't waste your resources because

these event rewards are obviously very

good but first off a huge thank you to

everyone for getting us to the 10,000

sport Mark make sure you're supporting

we're giving out so many codes we get

tens of thousands from the marble so

make sure your support we have the best

community for reason our Discord server

as well

27,000 members approaching so make sure

you join otherwise you are missing out

and lastly congrats to David C for being

the first comment on our last video here

is your shout out and enjoy your juicy

Discord roll now let me go over my

theories for this event as you can see

they have two scissors one paper and two

Rock generally speaking they will always

use the cards they have two of or they

will always use their scissors cards

first that's true my opinion if it works

out a lot when I do it so let me show

you my run here we're going to go ahead

and use Rock because I know for a fact

they will use scissors here so watch

this rock vers scissors will we win

let's press select and jump into this

and what do you know obviously we get

the win zap's fies are generally very

correct 200 IQ 5 head move now the next

card will be Rock and that's because

they always go for the cards they have

two of first generally speaking there

are exceptions

and I will show you those in just a

second so they'll probably go rock here

so my best choice will be let me hear it

chat paper of course paper beats Rock so

let's use it so we're going to select it

and boom what do you know obviously we

get the win absolutely beautiful now

we're in a dilemma they have one one one

of every single card what could we

possibly play I actually have no idea or

do high so my theory is they always go

left to right when they have one of each

so I'm going to use paper here let's see

am I correct or not and of course in the

comments let me know does this work for

you do you have a better idea let me

know I really want to see everyone's

opinion so I go with paper here and easy

they played Rock simple simple now the

question is are they going to go with

paper or scissors that's a tough call I

did say previously they're going from

left to right I'm going to gamble

they're going to use paper here so I'm

going to scissors am I correct or not

we'll have to see and of course you know

me one am I ever wrong so we're going to

use scissors here and what do you know

they want of paper now obviously they

have one card left go ahead use your

rock get that next win and as you can

see we're getting that win streak very

easily with this method this event is

not easy though there's a lot of

variation so let me go ahead and use

Rock here and I'll show you the next one

coming up so this time around when they

spawn in they're going to have let's see

how many cards in each hand they have 22

one now my theory is one of these two

like I've mentioned before either they

go for the cards they have two of or

they start with scissors it's honestly a

very tough call that's my assumption

with this event they always go for the

twos first or scissors first I'm going

to gamble and use Rock it's worth a try

but I don't think it's going to work

generally speaking when you have 221 but

let's go ahead and try one or not this

is all for testing purposes I'm going to

get the loss so you get the win that's

my goal of course but my bet is they're

going to use paper so let's see what

happens here and they do use paper so

like I said they go with their twos

first generally speaking and they start

from right to left from what I've

learned don't know if that's 100%

correct but if you see a 221 spread

they're probably going to use their twos

first so now I'm not going to with rock

I don't expect these scissors coming out

they have a two so my best bet is that

they're going to use rock against my

paper and I'm going to get the win

that's my theory it's pretty accurate

Chad I'm not going to lie this is

working out for everyone AK me and

you'll try now and it'll work out for

you so let's go with paper and see what

happens here do we get the win I'm

hoping otherwise this video is going to

Gutter and yeah so we got the win easy

peasy and we got that reward too 20

weapon material for the new kebab weapon

beautiful and now we're stuck again at

that one one spread there's only a few

things they can do here they can either

go with the scissor start or go with the

rock start that's the toughest part for

this event because they didn't start

with scissors I do think they're going

to go with scissors first that's my

understanding if it's a 221 there's a

good odd if it's 111 they'll use

scissors instead of rock I'm going to

gamble here and just assume wrong and

use paper even though I know for a fact

they will use scissors instead that's my

assumption but sometimes I do think I

might be wrong but always go for your

gut chat so I do think I'm going to use

scissors here let's see what will they

use I don't know what I should use but

you know what let's go with paper why

not I feel like they're going to use

scissors here and they do like I thought

so if it's a one two two spread so one

scissors two paper two rocks to begin

with a very very good chance they'll use

scissors when it's 111 hopefully that

makes sense again these are all just my

guesses and now I'm going to go off the

left to right Theory so when it's a one

one spread they're going to use Rock

first they always go from left to right

and as you can see they use Rock so a

lot of theories here and a lot of them

seem to be true for the most part again

we just have to try it and test it out

it's kind of hard to say what works and

what does and what this event it's all

basically gamble but the there are

things that keep reoccurring at least

for me as you can see here so hopefully

hopefully hopefully this works for you

obviously you're going to use paper next

that's a given this event gives some

amazing rewards I'm not going to lie a

ton of Mana power extracts and also the

rank rewards giving us 500 rest in

stones for rank number one so generally

speaking you do not want to miss out

getting 50 wins isn't going to be too

easy if you don't follow my theory it'll

make things much easier otherwise wise

you will be missing out and I know for a

fact no one wants to lose I've gotten so

many DMS zap zap zap please tell me how

it be this event and here we go because

the previous videos I covered on this

event were different that event was

totally totally different in its methods

and how it worked out Etc so this time

around follow this video otherwise you

are bound to lose and let me just show

you the latest run as you can see they

have one scissors two papers and two r

Rock now sometimes they will use

scissors first and this time around I do

think they are going to use scissors so

you'll see here the 22 Theory does not

go through because the scissors theory

always comes out on top in my opinion so

you'll see here in just a second we're

going to use Rock and then we're going

to get the win guaranteed I guarantee a

chat hopefully we get it and boom easy

so scissors is generally a priority in

the previous events it used to be Rock

now it's scissors so make sure you

follow this guide and again here they're

going to go from left to right using

Rock first you'll see boom bam they'll

use Rock and easy this event is so easy

chat I hope I helped you out getting you

all the wins if I did drop you like make

sure to subscribe to the channel if you

want more content like this this was zap

signing out