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joshzcold / Cold-Family-Feud

Host your own Family Feud game. Mobile friendly with built in buzzers.
https://famf.app
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Show final round(s) total before the 1st rounds answers are revealed. #48

Closed JBaczuk closed 2 years ago

JBaczuk commented 2 years ago

Family played this last night, i was really fun, nice job again! I've taken some notes of things I will try to submit for a PR, because I can see us using it again. I wasn't sure how to finish the game, though, after the money round. It seems there wasn't a way to total up the points and determine if they won the bonus round, but I assume that may not have been added yet...

joshzcold commented 2 years ago

So its not the best interface to determine a win. image hardcoded to 200 (which I believe is what the show determines is a win?) https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/36175703/146796224-68233024-263e-4f75-97e7-7b5b614be3ce.mp4

im thinking the confusion came from the fact that the total doesn't reveal itself until you click the "Reveal First Round Answers" Button at which point the 1 & 2 rounds of fast money totals get added up.

Does the show happen to show the first round total while the second contestant is up? I think that makes more sense then hiding everything.

joshzcold commented 2 years ago

@JBaczuk im updating this issue's title to reflect what I think made the confusion.

joshzcold commented 2 years ago

Fixed in https://github.com/joshzcold/Cold-Family-Feud/pull/51 please reopen if you need to. thanks 👍

joshzcold commented 2 years ago

deployed to https://famf.app image

JBaczuk commented 2 years ago

@joshzcold Sounds good! I think it's great that you can basically navigate to any point within the game, it's just not clear what the "next" step is at some stages. I wonder if highlighting the button that should be clicked next would help... (or if I just knew all the game rules haha)

joshzcold commented 2 years ago

I've been trying thinking about how to teach people to use the admin console. Like if a school teacher wanted to use it or something.

I know some websites use an interactive tutorial, but maybe that's overkill.

Either way highlighting the buttons is a good idea as well.