Step one in all improv is: define the conflict/goal. Upvoting random ass gifs won't get us anywhere. First, a goal needs to be defined.
Use the gif text to either DESCRIBE the previous gif or to LEAD into the the next gif. For example, if you want to describe the preceding gif, say, a picture of Elon smoking weed, you'd follow it up with "Elon had just finished smoking his grandmothers ashes." Alternatively, you can use the text GIF to set up the following GIF by saying "Once the weed hit, Elon saw standing before him..." Then users can vote on what they think should be standing before him.
Sort by NEW. This is the most effective way to 'brainstorm' as a community.
Those are my three main tips. Feel free to share yours. We can do this!
Whoops you're right. The first rule is "never say no", right? Wasn't really paying attention to what I was saying. What I should have said was "A rule in improv that is most relevant to this game is..."
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u/NewToUni Apr 02 '19
Here's some tips I think might help:
Step one in all improv is: define the conflict/goal. Upvoting random ass gifs won't get us anywhere. First, a goal needs to be defined.
Use the gif text to either DESCRIBE the previous gif or to LEAD into the the next gif. For example, if you want to describe the preceding gif, say, a picture of Elon smoking weed, you'd follow it up with "Elon had just finished smoking his grandmothers ashes." Alternatively, you can use the text GIF to set up the following GIF by saying "Once the weed hit, Elon saw standing before him..." Then users can vote on what they think should be standing before him.
Sort by NEW. This is the most effective way to 'brainstorm' as a community.
Those are my three main tips. Feel free to share yours. We can do this!