TOMTRIS'S LOBBY FTW!
What do you play?:
CLUE.
Rules:
THE RULES (mostly copied from TenderBisquit's Bungie.net Post)
1. There is 1 God, the Party leader is typically the first God
2. God sends a text message to the 2 Players he/she wishes to be the Killers in pre-game lobby, and in this text message he/she tells each killer who the other killer is. Ex. "Chuck and Xanon"
3. Killers send confirmation text messages to God. Ex. "Okay." When God has received confirmation from both killers, the eagle has landed and the game can begin.
4. When the game begins, God has to pick up the oddball. The killers may not begin killing until after God has the oddball (this hides the kill announcements that would otherwise show up on your screen). God is invincible and you should neither taunt him/her nor jump on his/her head. God plays the role of a moderator in this gametype and therefore should neither go around killing everyone nor getting himself killed by jumping off the map to his/her death. It is God's job to tell the party leader to end the game when the conditions have been met (both killers are dead, etc.). God can announce when one of the killers is dead, but just like everyone else, cannot give away any information that might give away the killer(s) still alive.
5. During the game, no one but the Killers are allowed to do anything violent (eg - fire weapons, charge chargeable weapons, swing hammers, swipe swords, throw grenades, melee a wall, etc.) except when under attack or if a killing has been seen. If someone is obviously trying to kill you or someone else and by this I mean firing a weapon and failing to kill you or someone else, you may kill them. Scoping in with a binary rifle may be considered a hostile act, depending on the host.
6. If you have witnessed a killing and saw the gamertag of that killer while the killing occurred, you may kill that killer. But under no circumstances while that killer is alive are you allowed to tell anyone else his/her identity. Also, if you see someone leaving a scene where a murder has just taken place, you cannot assume he/she is the killer, even though it may be quite obvious that he/she is the killer. You will need to witness him/her committing a hostile act before you can take action against him/her. If someone is on an announced killing spree, then you are free to kill him/her.
7. No recently dispatched Player may divulge any information that might compromise the Killer's identity (eg - weapon used, name, etc.), and no Player alive may divulge any information that may give the killer away, either. This means don't say to your buddy, "Hey Debaytes, nice forerunner incendiary weapon you have there!"
How the game ends and how the next God is determined:
- Both killers have been eliminated - the player who killed the last living killer will be the next God.
- The two killers successfully eliminated everyone else - a 1v1 takes place and the victor will be the next God.
- The time limit is up and not everyone has been killed - if one killer died, his killer becomes God, if both killers were alive, then the God of that round will be God again unless he elects someone else (usually the killer who had the most kills).
The Three Roles in Clue once again for emphasis:
God
- Be careful of your surroundings as someone may be witnessing you murdering someone
- When you get 5 kills it announces that you are on a killing spree to everyone, and then you are fair game for them to kill, so keep this in mind when you're the killer.
- Look around the map for secret passageways and power weapons, because the two random weapons you spawn with may not be to your liking- Have a mic if you join a clue lobby. It helps everything run smoothly in case there's some delay of any kind in the pre-game lobby.
1. There is 1 God, the Party leader is typically the first God
2. God sends a text message to the 2 Players he/she wishes to be the Killers in pre-game lobby, and in this text message he/she tells each killer who the other killer is. Ex. "Chuck and Xanon"
3. Killers send confirmation text messages to God. Ex. "Okay." When God has received confirmation from both killers, the eagle has landed and the game can begin.
4. When the game begins, God has to pick up the oddball. The killers may not begin killing until after God has the oddball (this hides the kill announcements that would otherwise show up on your screen). God is invincible and you should neither taunt him/her nor jump on his/her head. God plays the role of a moderator in this gametype and therefore should neither go around killing everyone nor getting himself killed by jumping off the map to his/her death. It is God's job to tell the party leader to end the game when the conditions have been met (both killers are dead, etc.). God can announce when one of the killers is dead, but just like everyone else, cannot give away any information that might give away the killer(s) still alive.
5. During the game, no one but the Killers are allowed to do anything violent (eg - fire weapons, charge chargeable weapons, swing hammers, swipe swords, throw grenades, melee a wall, etc.) except when under attack or if a killing has been seen. If someone is obviously trying to kill you or someone else and by this I mean firing a weapon and failing to kill you or someone else, you may kill them. Scoping in with a binary rifle may be considered a hostile act, depending on the host.
6. If you have witnessed a killing and saw the gamertag of that killer while the killing occurred, you may kill that killer. But under no circumstances while that killer is alive are you allowed to tell anyone else his/her identity. Also, if you see someone leaving a scene where a murder has just taken place, you cannot assume he/she is the killer, even though it may be quite obvious that he/she is the killer. You will need to witness him/her committing a hostile act before you can take action against him/her. If someone is on an announced killing spree, then you are free to kill him/her.
7. No recently dispatched Player may divulge any information that might compromise the Killer's identity (eg - weapon used, name, etc.), and no Player alive may divulge any information that may give the killer away, either. This means don't say to your buddy, "Hey Debaytes, nice forerunner incendiary weapon you have there!"
How the game ends and how the next God is determined:
- Both killers have been eliminated - the player who killed the last living killer will be the next God.
- The two killers successfully eliminated everyone else - a 1v1 takes place and the victor will be the next God.
- The time limit is up and not everyone has been killed - if one killer died, his killer becomes God, if both killers were alive, then the God of that round will be God again unless he elects someone else (usually the killer who had the most kills).
The Three Roles in Clue once again for emphasis:
God
- the moderator
- chooses his/her two killers in the pre-game lobby and lets them know in the text message who their partner is
- signifies when the game can start after receiving a confirmation message by the two killers
- grabs the oddball and holds onto it the whole game
- is invincible
- doesn't kill anybody or fall to his/her death
- signifies when the game can end
- receive a message signifying that they are killers by God in the pre-game lobby
- after receiving that message they have to each send a confirmation text message to God so that the game can begin
- have to try and eliminate all the civilians but be careful not to kill one another, can pick up any weapons they find
- if all civilians are dead they have to 1v1 to become the next God
- wander around the map without committing acts of aggression (killing, shooting, meleeing), can pick up any weapons they find
- have the right to kill anyone who commits an act of aggression only if they positively saw the person (gamertag) committing the act
- if all killers are dead then the civilian who killed the last killer becomes the next God
- Be careful of your surroundings as someone may be witnessing you murdering someone
- When you get 5 kills it announces that you are on a killing spree to everyone, and then you are fair game for them to kill, so keep this in mind when you're the killer.
- Look around the map for secret passageways and power weapons, because the two random weapons you spawn with may not be to your liking- Have a mic if you join a clue lobby. It helps everything run smoothly in case there's some delay of any kind in the pre-game lobby.
Breaking these rules may result in being kicked, and being excluded within future lobbies.
How do I join?:
- RSVP on the forum you're reading. If you're 100% Sure you'll be here, Click yes, and if not, put a Maybe.
- Send Tomtris (The Host) a message telling me you want to come.
Schedule:
When ever I feel like it.
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