It's the last lap of the dreemport challenge, and this weekend (on Saturday) we'll be meeting on the server to have some fun. Time has gone by so fast honestly. Just which day I joined #teemflash, and now the fun is coming to an end. I've had fun interacting with newbies, and also collaborating with my teem members everyday to complete our tasks. It's been a fun ride.
Honestly I didn't think I'd be making this post a couple hours ago, but thanks to my teammates I was able to grasp the concept of this challenge post and they also motivated me to write this.
I had been brainstorming for what game I'd make everyone play if I was given 100$ to host a game, and till a while ago I was completely blank. Initially it was to be a chess related game, but I figured a lot of people don't play chess on dreemport (at least the ones I know of) so I decided to look for something more people could play.
And that was when it hit me.
EMOJI STORIES
Honestly till now I'm not even sure how the idea came about. It was until someone told me about how I'd been talking about emojis recently I realized it's probably from there. I guess the mind has a way of working with patterns, even unconsciously.
The game name pretty much gives away what it's about. But let me state all the technicalities.
There'll be a lot of people so In order to cut it down maybe they'll be something like a bot to select a certain number of people, or a quick trivia to trim down the number of people that'll play. Those that qualify will tell us a story using emojis.
Let's say there are 10 people, the first person starts the story by dropping emojis (minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5), the second person continues the story from where the first person did.Then the third, fourth, fifth, and they keep the story going until it gets to the 9th person who will then end it. The 10th person on the other hand will get the special job of telling us his own interpretation of the complete story. The prize will be shared equally among all the participants.
It seems like a game that'll be very fun to play and I'm confident everyone involved, as well as the audience will enjoy every moment of it.
There, that's it, what do you think of this game?