No-one else has said that. I stand by my original point. Lots of answers, no-one agrees.
It’s just like an episode of Pointless. Yes, I get it now.
Right. There are different rounds.
Round 1: four pairs playing, open ended question, many many answers, no prompts. Lowest score wins. Not necessarily any answers that are actually pointless.
Round 2: three pairs playing, a finite number of answers you have to guess the most obscure, usually based on clues, but can be ‘fill in the blanks’ type questions. So it’ll be Tour de France winners and the clues will be ‘side burned British rider’, ‘Spaniard who won 5 consecutive in the 90s’. Etc. or it’ll be B—dl– W-g–n- or something.
Round 3: head to head, best of three rounds, usually pictures of people from a certain category.
Final round: one team, between one and three categories (it changes), no clues, aiming for the answers no one gives. You give three answers, if one of these is a ‘Pointless’ answer, you win. If even one person surveyed has said it then you don’t.
I’m guessing you’ve dipped in at rounds 2 or 3, hence the basis of your confusion.
