Building ILLEGAL BRIDGES to reclaim my place in Poly Bridge 3!

I got most of those scores without cheese in fact, but now? The Real Cheese Engineering begins 😈🧀

We need another poly bridge olympics between Matt and Tyler

Tyler beat Real Civil Engineer but he didn’t expect Fake Uncivil Architect.

On the last bridge, one difference you missed was the angle that the steel was on. Your steel piece was closer to vertical, where theirs was closer to horizontal, with a change in direction to more vertical when they switch from steel to road. I'm not sure if that played a part in why their design worked or not though.

I’ll be honest, I thought his name Diablobike this entire time. Then I finally realized it was in fact not Diablo. Either way would be a hell of a bike to ride.

Best sponsor message ever💀

This is a genious sponsor segment

5:55 i feel like this is gonna become a thing where they just keep changing places by shaving off like a dollar 😂

We need a full shopify song

Now I just want to see you two guys go co-op on a puzzle based game. Huge bromance vibes.

Bri'ish people being petty is my favourite form of entretainment

4:18 is the only sponsor section to ever genuinely entertain me throughout all my years of watching yt

20:12 matt please that truss looks totally different from yours, what do you mean it's identical 😭 also looks like the node is moved for better stress distribution between the steel and the rope. These are some pretty darn good budget bridges! Low stress is not as competitive as low budget, so if you're getting top10s here, you should totally go for top1s there

This was the first and only sponsor segment i have ever watched The amount of work and effort it took is just crazy

The only way to settle this feud with Aliensrock: The First Annual Gentleman's Bridge-off!

that's probably the best sponsor mention I've ever seen

Can’t wait for the collaboration with legal eagle after the budget war between Matt and Tyler goes too far. How many game characters must perish for the sake of a pound/dollar😂

@20:22 the reason the other guy made it work with roadpieces is the following: his steel is shorter, this puts the ROPE on more of a downward angle (thus carrying weight AND keeping the steel in place as opposed to simply keeping the steel in place and letting the steel carry all the weight....... also, the wood between the driving road and the steel goes straight down for him since his steel is shorter, this puts pressure into the ROPE more than into the steel. arguably reversing the roles of which material is carrying the load and which material is keeping that other material in place. so to sum it up, his setup makes it so that at certain points of the vehicles driving across the road, the rope takes away tension from the steel.

I just recently discovered both of you guys and I’m obsessed with watching you guys go back and forth

never give an engineer a gaming computer...