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Posted at 09:30, 17 July 2008Kevan said:
Posted at 09:57, 27 October 2008Holly Gramazio said:
I'm also interested in what people get points for - whether you get points for information, or only for the specific bits of paper showing that information.
Posted at 10:58, 27 October 2008Kevan said:
Ignore my question, I misread the initial ruleset (I thought you were cutting and shuffling the forms as a way to randomise the questions before people filled them in).
So it's presumably important that the players put their names on each strip of the form they fill in?
Posted at 13:49, 30 October 2008Guilherme Töws said:
Holly: Only the correct information is important. Kevan: Yes, I suppose it is.
Where do the forms go - are they handed in, or do players carry them around during the game? It's usually interesting to have a provable level of data available, in these sorts of games. ("I'll tell you the last foreign city I visited, for a token, but I'll actually show you that section of my form, if you make it two.")