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Non-Mafia Game Threads / Re: Codenames V -- team play
« on: November 25, 2015, 02:13:11 pm »
In our game, it would have been detrimental to add Rolling to Stones.
Yes, I'd use search engines to make up for cultural differences, which in my case may have more to do with cohort than with residence. I should know a bit more about 1980s pop culture than 2010s. I'd have to consult my son to spot a Pokémon reference.I think it's ok to spoiler all here:We're allowed to look things up on Google and Wikipedia, right?I am doing it all the time.
This was brought up on the main Codenames thread. I think as long as the spymaster isn't intentionally giving a clue with the intent of Google displaying the desired words, that should be fine. I wouldn't expect everyone to know what Weimar is (I didn't). It can help equalize cultural differences. For example, many Americans know of Chicago as the Windy City. So if WIND was one of the words, I might say Chicago, but non-Americans might need to learn a little more about Chicago to get it.
The danger, of course, is that the more you know about a subject, you more false associations you'll have. "Wait, Chicago's on a lake. Did he mean LAKE too?"
We're allowed to look things up on Google and Wikipedia, right?I am doing it all the time.
Ahem.That makes Kuildeous and egorK the new spymasters. Please randomize a pattern where red goes first. I sense that red might have a bit of an advantage as it is a bit hard but possible to clear 8 words in three rounds, while 9 in three rounds is really really tough, and 9 in four rounds is not a walk in the park.
I won't be stubborn about this but it seemed like a good idea to me.
I'd have to rewrite the code for red to go first.
But even if red does go first, we would then have to randomize which team is red. I figured we could keep the teams the same to avoid confusion.
That makes Kuildeous and egorK the new spymasters. Please randomize a pattern where red goes first. I sense that red might have a bit of an advantage as it is a bit hard but possible to clear 8 words in three rounds, while 9 in three rounds is really really tough, and 9 in four rounds is not a walk in the park.
On the other hand Australians robin were first confused with tit birds. So this possibly is Australia
We are one away of winning I believe as you started the game
I think you guys started with 8 and we started with 9
Note is Blue.
I think no need to risk, we can play it safe and pass