Concept/Rules:
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Players take turns adding one line onto a single program
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For general purposes the language used will be python since some people don’t know other languages and python is widely known.
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No communication is allowed between the people playing to discuss what the program will be and what the program should look like in the end. (anything not related to the program is obviously allowed because I can’t just seperate you from ever talking)
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You can only go forwards, the only exception to this rule is only to edit a line prior because you are fixing an error. (This is the challenging aspect of the collaborational game)
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Do not edit the code when it is not your turn.
Set Up:
People will volunteer to play the game, and the order in which they will go will be assigned. From there the game starts.
If someone ever goes inactive for quite some time, the other players can decide and agree upon if they will continue without them. If the person who was inactive comes back after being skipped, the order is restored and the game continues normally to whoever’s turn it is.
When you have made your edit, ping the next person in turn to let them know it’s their turn.
To play, use code snippets. For example:
player 1>
x = 10
player 2>
x = 10
print(x)
etc.
If you want to sign up, vote on this poll and your name will be listed for me to see.
- Vote to join
0 voters
I hope you enjoy and have fun! 
List:
- QwertyQwerty88
- SharkCoding
- doxr
- CadenChau
- OmegaOrbitals
- Darkoknight
- whileTRUEpass
- Firepup650
- NataliaKazakiev
- dragonhunter1
- ParanormalCoder
- lightdefusion
- SalladShooter
- Idkwhttph
- TigerTheCat
- haroon
- not-ethan
Good luck!
Game code:
import os
import random
print(os.getpid())
os.system('clear')
def typewriter(str, pid):
print(pid)
anagram = ''.join(random.sample(str, len(str)))
for i in range(500):
new_anagram = "".join(random.choice(anagram))
return new_anagram
print("This code will never be reached because of so many errors above, RIP")
x = 5
import this
Next turn is @SalladShooter
