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Im looking for how to play a card game. Theres 4 cards face down, and 4 on top of each face up in front of each person. Theres a pile of cards like a discard pile. each player gets 5 cards in there hands i think. I do remember its kinda like war. but some of the cards mean things, like a 10 clears the pile or something. Please help its driving me nuts
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You can find more drinking games at the source listed below.
Here is just one, i think you may be refering to. Have fun!
KINGS
Submitted by: Ashlinie from WPUNJ
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Views: 13737
Votes: 46
Score: 3.59
Drunk Factor:
Votes: 40
Score: 3.55
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Drunk Factor:
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Date Added:
Aug 06, 2004
cards. at least 3 people. a cup.
simple game if you remember the rules. you sit in a circle, with the cards facing down. the first person pulls a card. the player to the left goes next. now here's the rules.
IF YOU PULL A ...
2 you gotta make a rule.
[ this can include, not saying people's names. if someone does, they have to drink ]
3 is a bathroom pass.
[ you cannot go to the bathroom throughout the game without this ]
4 you slap the floor
[ the last person to do this, drinks ]
5 put your hand on your nose
[ the last person to do this, drinks ]
6 put your hand in the air
[ the last person to do this, drinks ]
7 & 8
if it's black, you pass out 7 seconds to another player to chug. if it's red, you chug that # yourself
9 rhyming nines
[ the person who pulled it says a word, everyone must rhyme, otherwise they drink ]
10 is a social. everyone takes a drink
J is catergories
[ the person says cars. each person names a brand. or you say movies and everyone says them until someone forgets and they drink ]
Q is questions
[ you go around and ask eachother questions until someone either answers or cant think of another one. that person drinks ]
K is the king
[ you gotta fill up your drink in a mutual cup. everytime someone pulls a king, that person dumps their drink into the cup, 1/4 of the way. ]
the game ends when the last king is pulled and the king cup is full. this means the person who pulled the 4th king card drinks the entire cup.
You can find more drinking games at the source listed below.
Here is just one, i think you may be refering to. Have fun!
KINGS
Submitted by: Ashlinie from WPUNJ
Ratings:
Views: 13737
Votes: 46
Score: 3.59
Drunk Factor:
Votes: 40
Score: 3.55
Your Rating:
1 2 3 4 5
Drunk Factor:
1 2 3 4 5
Date Added:
Aug 06, 2004
cards. at least 3 people. a cup.
simple game if you remember the rules. you sit in a circle, with the cards facing down. the first person pulls a card. the player to the left goes next. now here's the rules.
IF YOU PULL A ...
2 you gotta make a rule.
[ this can include, not saying people's names. if someone does, they have to drink ]
3 is a bathroom pass.
[ you cannot go to the bathroom throughout the game without this ]
4 you slap the floor
[ the last person to do this, drinks ]
5 put your hand on your nose
[ the last person to do this, drinks ]
6 put your hand in the air
[ the last person to do this, drinks ]
7 & 8
if it's black, you pass out 7 seconds to another player to chug. if it's red, you chug that # yourself
9 rhyming nines
[ the person who pulled it says a word, everyone must rhyme, otherwise they drink ]
10 is a social. everyone takes a drink
J is catergories
[ the person says cars. each person names a brand. or you say movies and everyone says them until someone forgets and they drink ]
Q is questions
[ you go around and ask eachother questions until someone either answers or cant think of another one. that person drinks ]
K is the king
[ you gotta fill up your drink in a mutual cup. everytime someone pulls a king, that person dumps their drink into the cup, 1/4 of the way. ]
the game ends when the last king is pulled and the king cup is full. this means the person who pulled the 4th king card drinks the entire cup.
Why does it take so long to make video games?!?
p3nda
Ok, I started playing kingdom hearts 1, around 2002 - 2003, because I have saves on my memory card from it. I was around...10 years old?
now I'm 17, and it's up to kingdom hearts 2. and Chain of memories, and some new side games bla bla.
how long does it really take to make these games? I'm getting tired of waiting for the major games, because i'm getting older, and i don't want to grow out of being able to relate with the characters because I'm too old or whatever. It's driving me nuts waiting too. I mean, it's a popular game, so why do we have to wait like, years and years for more games. i understand 2-3 years, but past that is annoying.
and with resident evil, i heard the next game wont come out for another 7-8 years, and so help me god i hope that's a rumor!!
these games are popular, so why does it take so long, I would think they'd get a huge team of people together to make it faster. I'm ancy with kingdom hearts, because I'm almost an adult, and it's like, they're adding so many details now the game will go on forever :( I can't wait that long! i need some exellent fanservice...
I kills me a little on the inside when i finish a game and know i have to wait years and YEARS for the next one, and they give you little details on what's gonna be in it, so it kills me even more waiting :(
Answer
I work for the biggest game publisher in the world.
I will be briefly explain why it's taking so long to make video games. :-)
There are 5 major steps in making games.
1. Planning and Designing (estimated time - 3~5 months)
a. A planned title is reviewed by the executives and they send a green light once approved.
b. HR gathers the best senior employees suitable to lead the project.
c. The project managers shape up the team and calculates required budget and time.
d. Blueprints and prototypes are built and reviewed by producers and development directors.
e. Once approved by the senior leads, a green light is given.
f. Game Design document is prepared by the Technical/Development/Art directors and delivered to lead programmers/artists/project managers.
g. The sub leads gather the best people who will work for the project and the full development begins.
2. Making and publishing (estimated time - around 12 months)
There are 5 major stages.
Pre-milestone stage (game doc development period) -> Milestone stage -> Alpha Stage -> Beta Stage -> Final Stage.
a. Milestone stage begins. Programmers start to work on the game engine and produce a playable area with characters. They don't rely on game's story or other details yet.
b. Quality Assurance specialists are added to the project. They start to find bugs and report them to programmers.
c. Alpha stage is reached once Alpha deliverables are fully passed. Deliverables are things that have to work in order for game to pass certain development stages. For example, there is an alpha deliverable on button functionalities. For alpha stage, estimated 60% of all features must work.
d. Beta stage begins. There should be no open bugs in bug database, meaning the game should be functioning as described in game design doc and there should be no bug to fix. Quality Assurance must pass the Beta deliverables in time. That's when the crunch time begins.. (10+ hours of work each day..)
e. Final stage begins. Before we send the final product to the first party (Microsoft and Sony), we must pass the internal functionality review by other studios located in different part of the globe. :-)
Once passed, we declare final and send the game to the first party.
Microsoft and Sony have the best Quality Assurance personnel available on the planet and they find the bugs that we couldn't find and send the title back to us for patching.
Most of the time, our titles make the first time pass because we have the best programmers and quality assurance people available in the universe. :-)
So.. that's why it takes more than a year for a game to release to the market.
I don't know what happened with 7~8 years part.. Either they don't have enough professionals to complete the project in time or they'll be working on different titles before continuing the next saga.
I work for the biggest game publisher in the world.
I will be briefly explain why it's taking so long to make video games. :-)
There are 5 major steps in making games.
1. Planning and Designing (estimated time - 3~5 months)
a. A planned title is reviewed by the executives and they send a green light once approved.
b. HR gathers the best senior employees suitable to lead the project.
c. The project managers shape up the team and calculates required budget and time.
d. Blueprints and prototypes are built and reviewed by producers and development directors.
e. Once approved by the senior leads, a green light is given.
f. Game Design document is prepared by the Technical/Development/Art directors and delivered to lead programmers/artists/project managers.
g. The sub leads gather the best people who will work for the project and the full development begins.
2. Making and publishing (estimated time - around 12 months)
There are 5 major stages.
Pre-milestone stage (game doc development period) -> Milestone stage -> Alpha Stage -> Beta Stage -> Final Stage.
a. Milestone stage begins. Programmers start to work on the game engine and produce a playable area with characters. They don't rely on game's story or other details yet.
b. Quality Assurance specialists are added to the project. They start to find bugs and report them to programmers.
c. Alpha stage is reached once Alpha deliverables are fully passed. Deliverables are things that have to work in order for game to pass certain development stages. For example, there is an alpha deliverable on button functionalities. For alpha stage, estimated 60% of all features must work.
d. Beta stage begins. There should be no open bugs in bug database, meaning the game should be functioning as described in game design doc and there should be no bug to fix. Quality Assurance must pass the Beta deliverables in time. That's when the crunch time begins.. (10+ hours of work each day..)
e. Final stage begins. Before we send the final product to the first party (Microsoft and Sony), we must pass the internal functionality review by other studios located in different part of the globe. :-)
Once passed, we declare final and send the game to the first party.
Microsoft and Sony have the best Quality Assurance personnel available on the planet and they find the bugs that we couldn't find and send the title back to us for patching.
Most of the time, our titles make the first time pass because we have the best programmers and quality assurance people available in the universe. :-)
So.. that's why it takes more than a year for a game to release to the market.
I don't know what happened with 7~8 years part.. Either they don't have enough professionals to complete the project in time or they'll be working on different titles before continuing the next saga.
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