Bullshit: the game that does not involve cards.
This idea just came to me. Let me know if you like it. The rules are pretty simple.
We need a decent sized group no less than 4 no more than say 10. It needs to be an even number of people including the person running it.
Since I made the game, I will run it for the first time at least.
Each participant much bring a list of say five situations that players need to bullshit their way out of.
The person running the game who shall henceforth be called the Judge will read a scenario one at a time. Each player gets to respond to this scenario and see how well they can bullshit their way out of the given situation.
After every player says what they would do in that situation, the judge chooses a person who he/she thinks came up with the best answer.
The players can then vote to overrule the judge if they think he is totally friggin wrong. A majority vote is need to overrule the judge (ie 2/3, 3/5, 4/7, and 5/9). The judge then makes another decision and it is final regardless of how totally wrong it may be. Whoever comes out of this mess with the judge’s vote gets a point and whoever has the most points at the end of the night "wins bullshit."
As far as scenarios go, they can be anything that could happen to a person in real life. School issues, social awkwardness, family problem and anything else that may come up in our lives. Also, any combination of above problem could work. No vampires. No zombies. No sci-fi, video game, or anime crap.
Here’s a sample scenario:
A friend of yours has a highly attractive younger sibling that you have a thing for, but the friend is highly protective of said sibling. One thing leads to another and you friend catches you making out with his/her younger sibling. How do you keep this friend as a friend and still get to make out with his/her sibling in the future?
There is no one right answer, and there might not be any answers that would really work, but the most creative and potentially effective response is the one that is most likely to get the judge’s point.
Also that same scenario could be used again but different goals could be given like how do you keep your friend from telling everyone that you’re a creep? How do you keep your parents from finding out? Etc.
Be creative and come up with fun scenarios. This could be the most fun ever if done properly!
We need a decent sized group no less than 4 no more than say 10. It needs to be an even number of people including the person running it.
Since I made the game, I will run it for the first time at least.
Each participant much bring a list of say five situations that players need to bullshit their way out of.
The person running the game who shall henceforth be called the Judge will read a scenario one at a time. Each player gets to respond to this scenario and see how well they can bullshit their way out of the given situation.
After every player says what they would do in that situation, the judge chooses a person who he/she thinks came up with the best answer.
The players can then vote to overrule the judge if they think he is totally friggin wrong. A majority vote is need to overrule the judge (ie 2/3, 3/5, 4/7, and 5/9). The judge then makes another decision and it is final regardless of how totally wrong it may be. Whoever comes out of this mess with the judge’s vote gets a point and whoever has the most points at the end of the night "wins bullshit."
As far as scenarios go, they can be anything that could happen to a person in real life. School issues, social awkwardness, family problem and anything else that may come up in our lives. Also, any combination of above problem could work. No vampires. No zombies. No sci-fi, video game, or anime crap.
Here’s a sample scenario:
A friend of yours has a highly attractive younger sibling that you have a thing for, but the friend is highly protective of said sibling. One thing leads to another and you friend catches you making out with his/her younger sibling. How do you keep this friend as a friend and still get to make out with his/her sibling in the future?
There is no one right answer, and there might not be any answers that would really work, but the most creative and potentially effective response is the one that is most likely to get the judge’s point.
Also that same scenario could be used again but different goals could be given like how do you keep your friend from telling everyone that you’re a creep? How do you keep your parents from finding out? Etc.
Be creative and come up with fun scenarios. This could be the most fun ever if done properly!