Help Me Super Mario!!! is Generikb's thirtieth episode of Season 1. It was uploaded on July 12, 2012.
Plot[]
Generikb starts the episode by editing some of his donation signs at Hermit's Hurtin' Hurdles, since one of the donors wished to be called by a different name. He also adds a new sign for a new trap, "Can You Smell What Genny Is Cookin?", which did not have a donor attached to it at the time. He also adds a sign for a new lock in the gauntlet, which he calls the "??? Lock" since he does not want to give away the details. He then heads back to his base, where he reflects upon the 3x3 door that he built earlier, where he and Hypnotizd condensed the redstone to be nearly 1 block wide. Apparently though, his current door won't work in Minecraft 1.3, and so he needs help to fix it. He then heads over to the site of the "??? Lock," which is a combination lock designed by SethBling, which is minecart based. While he builds the lock, he goes over his philosophy around liking videos on Youtube, and asks his viewers to like the video to see if it really has an effect on viewership. As he finishes up the farm, he apologizes for his lack of recording in the past few days, since he was busy making sure that the Battle Royale would work well. As he continues to build up the lock, the minecart stops working as intended, and it continues to break after multiple attempts. After rebooting the server, the minecart seems to work as intended again. He hooks up the combination mechanism, but the cart resets after the second input. After trying to think about how to fix the system, he gives up and calls in SethBling to help fix the system. SethBling fixes the system, and Generikb ends the episode.
Video Description[]
NOTE: This video was recorded a week ago, I just didn't have time to edit/upload because of Battle Royale. So ignore the secrecy around new HermitCraft members and PvP games ;-)
In this episode...time to work on one of the Hermit's Hurtin' Hurdles! That is, until everything goes terribly wrong (when does it not???) Fortunately, I brought in a friend to help me out ;-)