anyway a mix is obviously best. i dont like skil games all the time cos im not skilled i need something to fall back on :Innocent:
Printable View
anyway a mix is obviously best. i dont like skil games all the time cos im not skilled i need something to fall back on :Innocent:
More than half the majority of games, is with dices involved. Otherwise there would be very minimum of the same game.
Just because I win doesn't mean I can't give feedback on improving it, as I'm sure you know yourself in the HxSS feedback thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by lawrawrrr
And what do you classify as 'outsiders', people that have nothing to do with Habbox? There's many people that use Habbox that still wouldn't know who the 3rd ever Assistant Community Manager was :P
And no, I don't expect there to be an element of Habbox in the quiz, hence my comments :P If I went to the pub quiz, I wouldn't expect to answer two questions on the history of the Red Lion.
I just don't think Habbox questions have any place in a general knowledge quiz. Would you get those questions at a pub quiz, or a game show on TV? Nope. Just like I'd expect a general knowledge quiz not to have 20 A-Level Maths Questions, even if it was held by a Maths department at school :P
I really don't because I rarely win *crycry*Quote:
Originally Posted by Kardan
Yeah, people who barely know it - questions like that are FUN as you have to go and look, and its not even a simple google! I love those.
Pub quiz is a bit different to a habbo quiz hosted by a fansite really though. I've been to a GK quiz at Uni and there were specific questions about the Uni, so you know! I think a mix of a lot of topics, including Habbox, is the best option. It gives everyone a chance.
But there's no point in looking, because with the amount of Habbox Staff in there, someone will know :PQuote:
Originally Posted by lawrawrrr
And as you said, quizzes in real life are different to Habbo quizzes, since in real life, it's not whoever answers first, it's just a correct answer that is good enough.
I wrote a **** load of content for the Wiki and I could only hazard a guess to be honest. If someone did get it it'd be a guess!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kardan
hey, you're the one who keeps comparing it to real life not me!
when eos hosted skill games, eos got abuse and accused of rigging and as a result they are now doing luck games
doesnt surprise me tbh lol why do you think there arent as many events booked now
they didnt suddenly all go on holiday
they got fed up of the complaints and abuse
Why can't EOs stand up for themselves? If people get accused of rigging, they'll report it to management if they're serious enough. The majority of people only say things are rigged because they lost.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gina
because most the time standing up for themselves leads to rudenessQuote:
Originally Posted by Kardan
and so when they're rude and reported
it prob doesnt matter why they was rude lol their 'attitude isnt acceptable for a staff member' thing
Luck games are ok if it involves some element of interest like when you have to go into a certain coloured area for the wheel or the big version of higher or lower or something idk but ones that aren't interactive or at all even implied to be about some sort of choice (bingo, don't get a carrot, etc) you might as well just line people up and use a random number generator to find a winner because it would be just as fun
As for quizzes can we just have a blanket rule across Habbox that black/white/grey/pink/Jay-Z blue are allowed as colours? If you start saying NO R SHADE LOL then you might as well not even play because every single colour we can see is a shade