The controls are designed to be easy, all you really need is your finger! Oh and your brain of course!! ) More than 50 different games and puzzles with varying difficulties
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The game was built and designed with the help of a professional psychologist, who has helped to design the games and puzzles which will test your brain to the max, and of course keep it from shrinking! Of course that isn't the only reason to play, the game is all about having fun and we're sure you will love trying to beat it! and it is an innovative way to test your brainpower and keep it active as well as the brains of your friends and family! It comprises of many different games which test your reaction, knowledge and reflexes as well as a lot more!ĭo you think you are clever enough to complete the game?! Stupid Game is a brand new game from Mu.ly Games / Macarne Ltd. What better way to prevent it from shrinking than to play Stupid Game?! Mayonnaise.FACT: Your brain starts to shrink if you don't use it enough. Harry Potter’s wizarding world has quidditch. Human beings imbued with magical powers play just one sport (which is also bizarre), and that single sport is kind of stupid. It’s the people in Harry Potter’s world who invented the stupid game. Im not gonna live a lie just for your entertainment We started this stupid game but all the rules have. It’s not JK Rowling’s fault that quidditch is stupid. Its a Stupid Game Itll Never Amount to Anything by Joseph Farris - In his illustrious career as a cartoonist for the New Yorker and other publications. Rather than envisioning an author creating a stupid sport for her novels, I instead envision the wizarding world creating a stupid sport. If the result of a team sport rests solely on the ability of one player to find and catch a tiny golden ball while six other teammates risk life and limb on scoring meaningless points, then yes, the sport is kind of stupid.Īnd if the wealthier players possess a significant “technological” advantage over the less fortunate players, allowing them to score more easily and win more often, then yes again.ĭoes this ruin the books for me? Of course not. Why not simply standardize brooms and create a game where everyone has a fair chance at playing regardless of their means?ĭoes this make the entire game of quidditch stupid? Rather than standardizing the broomsticks to create a level playing field, quidditch players can purchase their own brooms, meaning wealthier players can afford significantly faster brooms, giving them a distinct advantage over their opponents and turning quidditch into a game of have and have nots. Second, the brooms that players ride are not equal.
Everyone’s vulnerable to blows of fate and obstructive people, and success means rising above them. There’s glamour in chasing an elusive lucky break, but teamwork and persistence can still win the day. In 2018, Rowling responded to complaints that the scoring system was rubbish (see what I did there?) with this tweet: Then again, the Golden Snitch in a real life game is a tennis ball, stuffed inside a long sock, hanging from the shorts of an impartial official dressed in yellow, so maybe it’s just easier to catch, too.
In the real life adaptation of quidditch, played all over the world, the Seeker only scores 30 points for catching the Golden Snitch, which seems to be an acknowledgment that 150 points is just stupid. Which makes the scoring system very stupid. While it’s possible to win a quidditch game without catching the Golden Snitch, it rarely happens. Only if a team has scored 15 or more goals than their opponent will their scoring ever be relevant. Thus for a vast majority of quidditch matches, all other scoring is irrelevant because the 150 points scored by the Seeker is almost always more than enough to win the game. But catching the Golden Snitch ends the game and awards 150 points to the team whose Seeker has caught it.ġ50 points in a game where most teams never score nearly that many points. The Snitch zips through the field of play, making it hard to see and even harder to catch. Meanwhile, a player known as the Seeker attempts to catch the Golden Snitch, a small, magically-enhanced ball the approximate size of a walnut. These hoops are defended by the opposing team’s Keeper, who tries to block the quaffle from passing through the hoops. Teams score 10 points for every quaffle (ball) thrown through one of the opponent’s three hoops. One of our favourite parts of the day.īut quidditch – the game played by Harry Potter and others on broomsticks – is stupid.
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I’m reading the Harry Potter series to Elysha and the kids.
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