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Welp, I think it's been long enough since the last thread. Unlike the last thread that was custom-made, this time we're playing with pre-made questions and answers taken from the SNES version of Family Feud (which I really like, for some reason.) I'll provide screencaps of the game for each important moment.
1. There are two teams (families), with 5 players on each team
2. All teams must have an order (from first to last) and leader
3. Both teams begin with $5000
4. Game begins with the Bullseye round, where five questions are asked to a pair of players (one player from each team), one question for every pair, and a player needs to give a relevant and common answer. The more of a relevant/common answer, the more money will be awarded to that player's team (from $2000 to $5000).
5. After the Bullseye round, the main game begins. A question with multiple answers is given to a pair of players, and if one of them gives a relevant answer, every player in that team will be allowed to answer the question. While the whole team is answering, an incorrect answer gives that team a strike. Three strikes, and they'll no longer be able to answer. If so, the opposing team is given a chance to answer, and if they answer correctly, they steal all the points the other team got for that question. The amount of points gotten for each answer is determined by how many surveyed people would give that answer.
6. Once the main game is over, the team with the most points at the end will participate in a "Fast Money" round. In it, the first two players in the winning team's order will answer five questions at a time, and will be awarded money for the amount of points they have after finishing.
THREAD RULES:
Ten players must decide their teams, and the two teams must decide their team's order. They also must decide the family's name.
If an answer is not given by 24 hours, the answering player will be disqualified.
Players cannot discuss answers (publicly), each player must answer by themselves.
After the game is over, we can have a rematch if every player agrees on it.
And by the way, keep in mind: This game was made in 1993. Think like you're from that year, if you want to win.
