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Very cute, looks like Harry Potter, and is one of the drippiest people in the world
"Bro cameron guess has swagitatious" - Hunter
"On God!" - entire world
A popular Garry's Mod gamemode where players have to disguise themselves as NPCs by changing into them and acting like them to avoid the hunters, whose job is to find them and kill them while taking care not to die by making too many mistakes.
Because of the unfair nature of the game, the hiders have various powers to aid them, including, but not limited to:
-Shockwave: All hunters close to the hider will be unable to move and their vision will become blurred, but only for a few seconds. -Graviton Surge: A large, purple vortex appears, sucking in anyone and anything that gets too close, potentially killing the hunters (and hiders!) when the objects slam into them.
-Sudoku: The hider begins growing and flashing random colors before exploding, dealing a massive amount of damage to anyone nearby, including the hunters. To prevent it from being too overpowered, the hider is also instantly killed, and the hunters can kill them before they explode.
-Teleport: Exactly what it sounds like.
-Timelapse: The hider's recent movements are quickly reversed at a warp speed, effectively teleporting them.
-Shrink: The hider's health is reduced to 40%; however, they briefly become smaller and faster.
-Prop Hunt: The hider's health is reduced to 10%; however, they briefly become a small, speedy object, like in prop hunt.
-Vampirism: Gives you extra health at the expense of the hunters.
-Decoy: Summons 1-7 NPCs around the user.
Despite this, Guess Who still is not very popular, because winning as a hider is damn near impossible.
A word you say when you are about to shoot geo out of a gunbrella.
“Umbrella warfare I guess!” “Fire! Well, with rocks.”
A game played with the traditional board game "guess who" but with slightly different rules. The difference is that a given question can only be asked once over a period of multiple games (usually for the whole weekend, or however long you're trapped in the cabin with nothing to do except play guess who, but possibly forever!).
If someone asks a repeat question, they lose.
Since the number of objective, declarative questions is rather finite, the later stages of No-Repeat Guess Who are similar to subjective guess who.
Questions are identified by their meaning - you can't change the word order, or add a trivial extra phrase, to ask what is essentially the same question twice.
Sample question from No-Repeat Guess Who: "Is your person a member of The Allman Brothers?"
An i guess moment is used when its not really a yes question but not a no so you just say i guess, an agreement
"i don't want to go to school even though its the last day of school"
"i guess" - this is what you would call an "i guess moment"
This is a social game popularized by TikTok with two versions:
Version 1 (Original):
1. In a small group, one player closes their eyes.
2. Using hand gestures, everyone else settles on a number between 1 to 10, representing the secret rating.
3. The player with their eyes closed opens their eyes and gives each player a category.
4. Players provide an answer from the category that represents the secret rating.
5. The player with their eyes closed tries to guess the secret rating.
Version 2:
1. In a small group or with at least 2 people, one person thinks of a number between 1 to 10.
2. Without saying the number out loud. Everyone else takes turns giving the rating holder a category.
3. The number holder provides an answer that closely matches the secret rating.
4. Players get ready to guess the secret rating based on the answers provided.
5. The winners are those who guess the number correctly.
Version 2 is often more fun as everyone gets involved in guessing the number. Version 1 can be more passive with a less exciting end.
Let's play the Secret rating guessing game