End Game

The results of this game wasn't really different from my thinking before actually. The only difference we made was the "doctor" part. Before we started to make the game, we wanted to have a doctor and a murderer, but when we were in the process of doing this, we figured that if there was a doctor and they were to heal the people, it would be impossible to hide them from the murderer, and so the murderer would try his or her best to kill the doctor. And also, we didn't have a murderer in the end because it also is impossible for them to kill without letting other people know, unless we make the rules like how Danny's group did. Instead of the doctor and the murderer, we changed to let people pick cards from the pile, and there were different cards that have advantages or disadvantages on each person. All the other parts were the same. The process was so hard, because we had to laminate the cards. In total, there were 52 cards, and because only Annie and I have the machine in our houses, so we divided the cards. Actually, not only the laminating part was hard, the whole thing about making the card was hard. Making the picture on the back of the card spent us a lot of time, and just cutting out the words, pictures, and shapes spent us a whole lot a time. And the real hard part was to laminate them. Both Annie and I failed many times before we succeeded, so we had to reprint our pictures many times because we don't have high technology like Eddy's group has. I am satisfied with what we've done, but if I could change one thing, I would change the time that it's due. There was too much work to be done, and so we had to stay up late at night.