Can You Beat Poly Bridge 3 Using One Road?

You know I had to do it

[ReidCaptain]

I saw someone suggest I try this challenge in the new game, and I thought it would be a fun throwback! I'm going to try to cycle between doing builds and campaign challenges for the next few videos, so if you have any ideas leave them below!

[Roaxial]

A very relatable scenario for all civil engineers, when you have infinite steel but only 2 meters worth of tarmac/concrete

[FenrizNNN]

5:17 "After a bit of reinforcement"
*_Casually makes the biggest steel muscles ever conceived_*

[sneaky_kestrel]

Shaking and crying after finding out that multiple road pieces were in fact used in this video

[Juggernautohyeah]

It's extra fun thinking about how that last bridge went from no foundation to ALL foundation.

[Smoet]

14:23 ah yes. the 1M dollar bridge only using one road. truly a feat of bridge creation

[tales]

Could you perhaps try beating the game with fully self-destructing bridges? (i.e. every bridge you build has to be fully destroyed by the end of the level)

[Niinkai]

A bridge that doubles as a power shovel excavator. Truly a marvelous design

[macroglossumstellatarum]

I feel like a Roberts linkage might be better suited for bridges than the Grasshopper/Evans linkage you always use. It doesn't create a perfect straight line, but it only requires attachments on the ends of the line, no towers required.

[VesaKo]

When the car hit the foundation for the first time, I realized that foundation was a collision object and could be used as a road substitute. Very satisfying to see it be the final solution! Though, I bet that makes some levels into 0 roads necessary.

[TheLazyComet]

i guess all the foundations Reid saved in the last video got used here. all balanced out in the end LOL

[aguywhothinks]

1:06 "The problem, though, is I just couldn't get this weak enough here..."

Sounds more like a flex than a problem

[burningcurtains]

Awesome idea, especially how you avoided using hydraulics as well.

[xtremelymoderate]

Hey Reid! What was the inspiration for your channel name?



Also, if there was none, what is your favourite building game so far?

[entropic-decay]

Personally to do Back to Foundations, I would have added the hydraulic controller to the level for split joints as well as some checkpoints to make a series of linkages that carry the road straight across and drop it off with the next one in line

[Roaxial]

i know that the longer materials weighing more makes sense, but coming from PB2 it just feels so weird

[MikeDCWeld]

I definitely want to see you try this on more levels. I'd also love to see you challege RCE to this on each level you succeed on. That should be quite the entertaining series.

[obleynix]

i'm watching nile red playing poly bridge! haha, You do really sound and talk the way he does, great vid loving your content

[Fluffwastook]

I got one last idea on Poly Bridge 2. The way it works is you have unbreakable mode on, but you can't use supports. Non-hydraulic levels would be a bit easy, so maybe just the levels that require hydraulics.(it's idea-o-clock)

[Stuntingworks]

These videos are what brought me to your channel and added a sub well done, excellent work 👍