A pretty fun tradition that started with the class of 2009! Go around stabbing people etc. I hope to survive the first day and kill someone. Considering abstaining from alcohol so as to last long enough.
Entry is 2$. Here are the current rules (may be changed a bit):
Assignments will distributed on Tuesday, March 29.
The game will begin at 12:00 AM on Wednesday, March 30.
Rules
-Kill doesn’t count if another person who is playing is present. Period.
-Assassins don’t share who their target is, so you shouldn’t either.
-If target hits the assassin before the kill is completed, the target is safe for 30 minutes from that assassin; the initial assassin can’t kill the target for 30 minutes. After the 30 minutes, the target is no longer safe.
-The kill must be completed with a “game knife” that will be distributed with the initial assignments
-Kill has to be completed in the arm or torso region. Head shots and below the waist are not clean kills.
-You have to report killings on the facebook event page (or email Josh
-People who are killed don’t count as witnesses. If you are still actively participating, you are considered a witness.
-In labs, if a professor is present, that is considered a safe zone. If a professor is not present, that is considered fair game!
-Keep your assignment on you at all times.
Safe Zones
To keep the game from stagnating, safe zones will change depending on how many people are still alive. The participants will be informed by email and facebook when the zones change, so check regularly.
Safe Zones – Round 1 (Initial Rules)
-Academic Buildings, PERIOD!!!
-Work places; while someone is at work
-Someone's house/apartment/suite/room
-Great Room (as soon as you walk in the double doors)
-The ARC
-Sports practices
-Sports Events (includes spectators)
Fair Game
-Everywhere else on campus
-Off campus (e.g. at the door)
Safe Zones – Round 2 (starts when half the people are killed)
-In Class
-Work places; while someone is at work
-Participants in Sports Practices and Games
-Great Room
-You can kill someone in his or her house, but not in their room
Fair Game
-Everywhere else on campus
-Off campus (e.g. at the door) is fair game
-Spectators at sports events
-The ARC (if the individual isn’t working)
-In academic buildings outside of class
Safe Zones – Round 3 (when a quarter of the people are left)
-In Class
-Jobs
-Participants in Sports Practice and Games
Fair Game
-Everywhere else on campus
-Off campus (e.g. at the door) is fair game
-Spectators at sports events
-The ARC (if the individual isn’t working)
-In academic buildings outside of class
-Great Room
-You can kill someone in their room if and only if you are invited into their room.
