Russian Roulette, bacause it´s a pure luck based game and i suck at boardgames.
Either that or bore everybody to death with Monopoly.
Either that or bore everybody to death with Monopoly.
Poll: How would you deal with this situation?
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I used to be quite the boss with that CHILDREN'S CARD GAAAME. It's been years ago, but I bet I still got it. C'mon terrorists, it's time to D-D-D-D-DUEL!!!
Eh, I never really liked it. Way too limited for a strategy game, high-level chess is basically pattern recognition, needs more memory than strategic insight. Hence why I'd love to learn to play Go!.Infernai said:
I'd pick chess because I used to play a lot and actually played against some chess masters and won. It's been a little bit since I've played, but it all comes back to me every time I play. If I could get them to agree to hold off on the killing until the game is done, it would also give people a chance to plan something on the chance that I lose.
I'm not saying it would be a definate win, but I'm fairly confident. Although Russian Roulette has a one in six chance to kill me, with the odds of killing me growing greater with every squeeze of the trigger. Granted, they would be facing the same odds, but I'd rather gamble for my freedom on a calculated risk instead of mere chance. It's not like I'd have long to regret my loss if I did lose.
I'm not saying it would be a definate win, but I'm fairly confident. Although Russian Roulette has a one in six chance to kill me, with the odds of killing me growing greater with every squeeze of the trigger. Granted, they would be facing the same odds, but I'd rather gamble for my freedom on a calculated risk instead of mere chance. It's not like I'd have long to regret my loss if I did lose.
Russian Roulette. Obviously these are not the most sane or intelligent of bad guys. I'd make them go first. Also I'd assume Space Marines would have automatic weapons/lasers.
I'd go Children's Card Game (In THREEEEE DDDEEEEEE!!!).
Although I'd Choose Magic the Gathering if Possible.
I'm Pretty good at both.
Also If you choose YGO and you have money you can screw the rules and use Brooklyn Rage! while wearing leather pants on a motorcycle.
Although I'd Choose Magic the Gathering if Possible.
I'm Pretty good at both.
Also If you choose YGO and you have money you can screw the rules and use Brooklyn Rage! while wearing leather pants on a motorcycle.
I'd challange them in Magic: The Gathering, and use my demon deck. That thing is almost unbeatable (unless I get mana screwed).
Battleship. Although I would vote for chess but it been a while I have last played it so chances are I will suck in it. Still I would love to heard the villain say-
BlackJack,only because This won't take much skill, and its more chance then anything. And since they have all those games around, they probably play them all day.
I suppose i would challenge them to a game of Magic: The Gathering. Gives me a bit better of a chance of winning than the other options (some of which are purely luck).
Yeah id say a toss up between chess or trivial persuit. But I would go by my judgement & assumption as to whether they would be good at either of them.
If they're the kind of terrorists who are impatient & edgy or not too bright Id go the chess board. If they're young & look something like highschool drop outs then maybe trivial persuit.
But you never can judge people on appearence which makes it just as much of a gamble like russian roulette, which would be my third option when it appears knowledge & skill wont cut it. Atleast if I lose then ill be dead to care about the fate of my loved ones.
If they're the kind of terrorists who are impatient & edgy or not too bright Id go the chess board. If they're young & look something like highschool drop outs then maybe trivial persuit.
But you never can judge people on appearence which makes it just as much of a gamble like russian roulette, which would be my third option when it appears knowledge & skill wont cut it. Atleast if I lose then ill be dead to care about the fate of my loved ones.