So. I had a look over a certain page on TVTropes, and now I'm starting up a classic forum game.
Anyway, the rules are simple. One person gives a wish, the next person corrupts it and then makes a new wish, which is corrupted and replaced by the next person's, etc. etc.
I recognize the irony that I'm asking this, but please try to be brief. A few small caveats to a wish should be fine, but lots of legalese and conditions -- while possibly how you'd actually want to make such a wish -- might bog things down a little much. Corruptions also often work well when they're short and direct about the 'twist.' Just my thoughts, of course: if it's fun, trust your judgment!
Examples from VGMusic's game thread:
"I wish I had a car."
"Granted. It's the car from Stephen King's Christine.
I wish for world peace."
"Granted. World peace is achieved by uniting the world against you.
I wish for the secret of happiness."
"Granted. You are hit by a bus.
I wish for immortality."
So, throwing the first pitch...
I wish every day had an extra hour.
Anyway, the rules are simple. One person gives a wish, the next person corrupts it and then makes a new wish, which is corrupted and replaced by the next person's, etc. etc.
I recognize the irony that I'm asking this, but please try to be brief. A few small caveats to a wish should be fine, but lots of legalese and conditions -- while possibly how you'd actually want to make such a wish -- might bog things down a little much. Corruptions also often work well when they're short and direct about the 'twist.' Just my thoughts, of course: if it's fun, trust your judgment!
Examples from VGMusic's game thread:
"I wish I had a car."
"Granted. It's the car from Stephen King's Christine.
I wish for world peace."
"Granted. World peace is achieved by uniting the world against you.
I wish for the secret of happiness."
"Granted. You are hit by a bus.
I wish for immortality."
So, throwing the first pitch...
I wish every day had an extra hour.