20 Questions - Finale of the 100s

[Jamiet99uk]

The hero or protagonist of the thing in which they appear?

[DarthPorg36]

The hero or protagonist of the thing in which they appear?

Yes

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

So basically the only part that is ambiguous is if it was a sci-fi fantasy work.

[DarthPorg36]

So basically the only part that is ambiguous is if it was a sci-fi fantasy work.

Yes (does not count as question)

[Hominidae]

I'm not sure I like the idea of counting the passed questions as a question. There's no provision for it in the rules, and any information on those questions other than "pass" was given voluntarily by the QM.

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

I'm not sure I like the idea of counting the passed questions as a question. There's no provision for it in the rules, and any information on those questions other than "pass" was given voluntarily by the QM.

Hard agree. There’s a million reasons for a pass and all information can be alluded to by the QM if they so desire.

[DarthPorg36]

I'm not sure I like the idea of counting the passed questions as a question. There's no provision for it in the rules, and any information on those questions other than "pass" was given voluntarily by the QM.

You are correct there is no provision in the rule. Should the players not want it to count as a question, I have no problem taking it down. I just figured that due to the amount information gained off of three passed questions, maybe it should count as one?

[Spartaculous]

I'm not sure I like the idea of counting the passed questions as a question. There's no provision for it in the rules, and any information on those questions other than "pass" was given voluntarily by the QM.

You are correct there is no provision in the rule. Should the players not want it to count as a question, I have no problem taking it down. I just figured that due to the amount information gained off of three passed questions, maybe it should count as one?

I am okay with this going either way. I can see both points here (the rules don't provide for this, but the QM did provide well over one yes/no question's worth of information in response to the three questions).

[Spartaculous]

Did this character first appear in the year 2007 or later?

[kingofthepirates]

first appeared in a comic book?

[DarthPorg36]

Did this character first appear in the year 2007 or later?

yes

[DarthPorg36]

first appeared in a comic book?

no

[kingofthepirates]

interesting. can't think of many other possible origins, so I'll throw out my final origin guess: from a video game?

[DarthPorg36]

interesting. can't think of many other possible origins, so I'll throw out my final origin guess: from a video game?

yes!

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

Free guess: Steve from Minecraft

[DarthPorg36]

Free guess: Steve from Minecraft

Steve from Minecraft is correct! Wow! I figured you'd get there at some point, but that was quite the jump! GG JustAGuyNamedWill!

I think it's apparent now that I didn't know what to say with fantasy/sci-fi. There's obviously magic and fantastical creatures, but I would not say Minecraft is a fantasy game per se.

As for the "superpowers" question, I refer you to this very fun Mumbo video about the superhuman abilities of Steve: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ourihqHM0SY&ab_channel=MumboJumbo

Anyway, what a fun round!

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

Wow, I get to do game 200?

I was gonna search up the most popular games so I could reference, but before I even pressed enter, I remembered the most popular game of all time: Minecraft!

Thank you Darth Porg!

[Hominidae]

Congrats, Will! I had a feeling it was a video game character, but I wouldn't have thought of Steve.