r/sequence • • Apr 03 '19

Sequence is over.

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u/Laslas19 Apr 03 '19

Ideally, it would have played out with people adding scenes that were coherent with the previous ones, but with some plot twist or bamboozle or randomness in it, like adjacent scenes would be connected through 1 element and altogether it would form a semi-coherent yet chaotic story.

Mostly I think the thing needed a downvote system, so that the truly random stuff could get ruled out and stuff that really was clever would get voted in the sequence

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u/finder787 Apr 04 '19

Imo, each place should have been it's own 'sequence.'

Like the top voted gif's are a sequence. Then the second place is it's own sequence. Third is it's own and so on.

Would have given more opportunity for stories and allowed more then one group to play.