Wendy's or Five Guys has the best fries today. I like fries that still have the skins on. Or Culvers. Those crinkle cut fries are fantastic I also like the Taco Bell nacho fries and Popeyes Cajun fries
Kind of glad someone else has a problem with Quiplash too, I think something about it makes it the most palatable yet mild Jackbox game. Almost any friend will be down to play it, and it's like decently entertaining, but it's never really that funny. I think it's because it puts you on the spot like you said. That and it doesn't give you some form of place to start like Job Job using the group's collection of words to pick from or Tee KO letting you make your final product from the group's ideas rather than just your own. It takes the pressure off of the player to tell a joke on the spot, even if it takes a lil longer to set up. It also doesn't rely on funny prompts, which is good when sometimes the user is gonna be funnier with something that's less 'fill in the blank of the last 1-3 words' and more 'create something funny with this random stuff your friends made'. I think Jokeboat also has this problem, which is why sometimes the jokes aren't really funny in that game either. You can get stuck on a prompt with no good ideas, and are actively discouraged from getting material from other players to make it funnier at least. Quiplash IMO also has a problem of bloating the packs with what are basically fancy reskins of the same game instead of that energy being put into more interesting new or old ideas. Nothing really that wrong with the game, but it just doesn't really do much to stand out as something I'd want to play over other Jackbox games.
Wendy's or Five Guys has the best fries today. I like fries that still have the skins on.
Or Culvers. Those crinkle cut fries are fantastic
I also like the Taco Bell nacho fries and Popeyes Cajun fries
Kind of glad someone else has a problem with Quiplash too, I think something about it makes it the most palatable yet mild Jackbox game. Almost any friend will be down to play it, and it's like decently entertaining, but it's never really that funny. I think it's because it puts you on the spot like you said. That and it doesn't give you some form of place to start like Job Job using the group's collection of words to pick from or Tee KO letting you make your final product from the group's ideas rather than just your own. It takes the pressure off of the player to tell a joke on the spot, even if it takes a lil longer to set up. It also doesn't rely on funny prompts, which is good when sometimes the user is gonna be funnier with something that's less 'fill in the blank of the last 1-3 words' and more 'create something funny with this random stuff your friends made'. I think Jokeboat also has this problem, which is why sometimes the jokes aren't really funny in that game either. You can get stuck on a prompt with no good ideas, and are actively discouraged from getting material from other players to make it funnier at least. Quiplash IMO also has a problem of bloating the packs with what are basically fancy reskins of the same game instead of that energy being put into more interesting new or old ideas. Nothing really that wrong with the game, but it just doesn't really do much to stand out as something I'd want to play over other Jackbox games.
Well put! Totally agree
Chilled's got the "Tism" confirmed?😂
Smitty as in the milk man