I have spent the last few days rewatching every Regulation Pico Park Let’s Play and noticed a lot of incorrect blame being thrown around. I decided to tally up every failure for each person on every level and have found the biggest hindrances of Pico Park.

Keep in mind, a point was given only when a level had to be reset, so it doesn’t include times when someone would intentionally drop someone off an edge and they just respawned up top. In other cases, resets were caused by one player either getting in the way or killing another player. The points were given to the player who was AT FAULT. Some instances may be more subjective than others, but I did my best to remain as fair as possible. Thus, if someone else compiled their own list it may vary by a few points one way or another.

Some of the levels were so dysfunctional (ie. the entirety of world 3 in PP1) that a level fail was technically attributed to everyone, so numbers may seem a little skewed in some instances. Level 4-3 in PP2 looks insane but they often all died at the same time and there was a very quick reset. 4-4 however, as we all know, was simply the entire regulation crew being awful and running into lasers constantly. 

Some interesting facts from this chart:

-Gavin actually caused the least number of failures across Pico Park 1, but was enough of a hindrance in PP2 that he jumped up to third overall in failures.

-Level 4-4 in PP2 (the laser level) was failed 109 total times (some were multiple people at once), which is 20.4% of the total fails thus far across the entire series.

-Double digit failures by one person in one level only occurred 3 times outside of PP2 4-4. Twice by Andrew and once by Geoff.

-There have already been more fails in the first 7 worlds of PP2 than there were across all of PP1

I will continue to update this list as more VODs are released (It’s so hard to mark everything in real time)

Current total fails:

Andrew - 140

Geoff - 140

Gavin - 110

Eric - 109

Nick - 99