Everyone else can ask a "Yes or No" question.
So for example, you can ask, "Are you male?"
And the current runner would answer, "Yes." (Or "No.") Sometimes, the answer might be "Unsure" or "Neither" (though, hopefully rare; but may also be used to eliminate who it could be).
For example, if you pick the horse in King's Quest IV and someone asks if you're male, you'd say "Unsure."
Or if you picked Graham's hat, you'd say "Neither."
Note, if you picked an item - please make sure it's something that's "obviously" a part of the game. For example, Graham's hat is a good example of an item. A bad example is that grey rock, two screens to the right of the castle.
So for you who need a visual...
- This is a bad example of an "item" to try and make people guess.
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- The hat is iconic - this is a good example if you pick an "item."
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Also - You can not ask, "Which game did you appear in?" Because that is not a "Yes or No" question.
Whoever guesses right correctly, first - gets to pick the next thing that they'd do.
You can only ask ONE question,until the person who is currently running the game replies.
That said...
I will start. I have something in mind. Feel free to ask your questions!
Hmm. Are you male?