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Okay, the quiz game stinks. What I want to do is update it with new questions. Any suggestions?




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Whats the quiz game?
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JigSaw wrote:Whats the quiz game?


The quiz game is on the YWS arcade page.

Come on peeps! Just need a few questions for the game.




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Update it with "common members" questions.
Such as what is snoink's favorite animal? (extremely obvious) but start throwing things like post counts (100-500 posts, 501-900, something that wont change for a while), join date... etc.

Then and go over a few things such as the "most common forum" and "weekly member" thing.
"who was the member of (blank) week?"
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That's a cool idea--ask community questions. It would give us vets the advantage, but then, wouldn't any quiz give people with longer exposure to its topics an advantage?




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All the question are American one i'm Scottish and well i did not study American history. Change the question to be more international based also make it knowledge question not just history.
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