The Stick of Truth

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andyman
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Is anyone else playing this? I just got to Canada. This is the best game ever. non stop laughs
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I've been intrigued by it
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I'm vaguely aware of it's existance. It's good then?
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i've heard of sticks and i've heard of truth but i'm not aware of those two concepts being combined into a game

tell me more
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Well, the game works like this:

Take your stick.
Pick someone who you suspect has been lying to you. Your parents, children, significant other(s), etc. Consent is optional.

Beat them with your stick, vigorously, until they give you your desired quantity of "Truth" for a value either defined by yourself, or one of their own choosing.

Congratulations.

You now know the Stick of Truth game.

Other variations upon the theme are acceptable, as long as the stick continues to play a central role. Inserting the stick into an orifice of your choosing is a popular modification to the game.
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nice explaination mat!
it is about time!
andyman
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So no one here watches south park and/or has opened steam in the last week... :olo:
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I've been waiting for this game since it was announced. I loved the joke they made about the delays during the Game of Thrones special.

I obtained the game but only have about 15 minutes into it so far. Hopefully I can get some more time in soon.
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I'm watching the stream on Joystiq - looks good!
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yeah, watched a bit of a stream of this earlier, some South Park kid fighting the underpant gnomes. was strangely compelling, but not enough to buy
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i think the grossest part of the game was turning on a huge anatomical vibrator to break down a wall of shit while inside mr. slave's ass. :olo:
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Game was really funny. Glad I got a copy and played through it.

Glad I didnt pay full price though. Short as shit.
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andyman wrote:i think the grossest part of the game was turning on a huge anatomical vibrator to break down a wall of shit while inside mr. slave's ass. :olo:
Yea man that whole part was awful and hilarious. The abortion clinic was great. And the switch going up to Canada. I'm really glad Randy has such a prominent role in the game too.

My only complaint is that there really wasn't any tuning done. It has the upside of being fun, but the downside of not being challenging at all. Cash is entirely pointless and aside from bigger boss fights I can kill anything in two turns. Speed potion is insanely OP, as is bleed damage.
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what difficulty did you play it on?
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I wasn't aware you could change it...So I guess that would explain it.
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To be honest, even on Hard most fights don't last more than a couple of turns, but I think they designed it that way. They wanted short, sharp bursts of fun rather than long, protracted wars of attrition.
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