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Qhimm
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Well if guessing is the idea, why not just phrase the question as "guess the game I'm thinking about", with no clues? While I can understand multiple guesses in that kind of game to combat the odds, it's utter rubbish in my mind, more adjacent to "20 questions" than mind games. Quizzing isn't about beating the odds, it's about working with the clues given to arrive at the correct answer through a line of logical reasoning. Next you'll be telling me they should allow multiple answers on college exams. No! Take a stand, man! I refuse to believe there are person on this earth without enough guts in them to at even decide on a single answer in a game quiz, for christ's sake.
Now, tell me honestly: why should multiple guesses be allowed? Why should "50% right and 50% wrong" be interpreted as completing the quiz? At least give me a solid argument here!
Now, if you want to see a hint of what *real* game quizzes used to look like, feast your eyes on this. Ah, those were the days. Questions that required so much brain power you'd vomit blood at the end, and participants never even thought about multiple answers.
And those who dared to try suffered horrible tragedies, accidentally stabbing themselves brutally to death while shaving.
Now, tell me honestly: why should multiple guesses be allowed? Why should "50% right and 50% wrong" be interpreted as completing the quiz? At least give me a solid argument here!
Now, if you want to see a hint of what *real* game quizzes used to look like, feast your eyes on this. Ah, those were the days. Questions that required so much brain power you'd vomit blood at the end, and participants never even thought about multiple answers.
And those who dared to try suffered horrible tragedies, accidentally stabbing themselves brutally to death while shaving.