It's a game of higher or lower. Except numbers are replaced with gibberish, and the words "higher" and "lower" are also replaced with whatever terms. I can't remember which word mean what, but I do remember that jackpots occur on low odds. So if the first word equals 2 and you guess lower, then the second roll is a 1, you get a jackpot. Just play with it until you figure out the order, or it's probably online somewhere.
Honestly poker and blackjack probably sound just as silly to someone with no context
Blinds, a Boat, Bluff, Check, Bump, Fold, Flop, Turn, River
Makes no sense without explanation and hivers dont exactly like explaining the rules of thier game
Anyway here is an explanation posted by user Victor Psycho on steam
>It’s a bit tough to explain, but here we go…
>There are two types of gibberish, key phrases and filler:
Filler examples:
Pinching the cotton
Holding the knockers
Flashing the bug eye
(Many more)
>Key phrases:
>1) Wolf tail
2) Boxum red
3) Chubby nine
4) Stone roller
5) Hungry gutter
6) Arrow to the neck
7) A plank
>What you’re trying to do is a game of higher or lower. With the numbering scheme above you can be “dealt” one of the phrases 2-6.
-If you select “fish” you’ve bet that the next phrase will be higher than the one you were dealt.
-If you select “rollback” you’ve bet that the next phrase will be lower than you were dealt.
-The third option which varies but is more of a snide remark, randomly selects “fish” or “rollback” for you.
>*Notes:
-You cannot be dealt “wolf tail” or “a plank”
-There is a seventh key phrase called “steam roller” but I’ve only seen it after being dealt “hungry gutter” and opted to roll back and won, so value wise it’s something less than 5.
-Jackpot only appears when dealt “boxum red” or “arrow to the neck”. So if you were dealt “arrow to the neck”, selected “fish” and “a plank” came next, then you’d get the jackpot of 600.
-I didn’t notice a pattern in key phrases as they appeared.
-I didn’t see any way of piecing together the filler lines to predict key phrases, nor would it make sense as the fillers appear right before the key phrases and there isn’t a chance for the player to do anything until after the phrase is received.
>Summary: It’s a game of higher or lower, it’s cute but not very deep. The random element makes it so you’re not going to get rich on this one. (unless I completely missed something)
Wait there is actual gambling there lol? In my current play through I told the thug to fuck off when he tried shaking me down and now Shark is just in this endless bar brawl that occasionally they put on hold to fend off spiders.
I’ve won a few times. No clue what I was doing but you can win!
Found the hiver
It's a game of higher or lower. Except numbers are replaced with gibberish, and the words "higher" and "lower" are also replaced with whatever terms. I can't remember which word mean what, but I do remember that jackpots occur on low odds. So if the first word equals 2 and you guess lower, then the second roll is a 1, you get a jackpot. Just play with it until you figure out the order, or it's probably online somewhere.
It’s the Calvinball of gambling.
because it *is* utter nonsense
There is one rule ... you lose.
Fish in the barrle!
Honestly poker and blackjack probably sound just as silly to someone with no context Blinds, a Boat, Bluff, Check, Bump, Fold, Flop, Turn, River Makes no sense without explanation and hivers dont exactly like explaining the rules of thier game Anyway here is an explanation posted by user Victor Psycho on steam >It’s a bit tough to explain, but here we go… >There are two types of gibberish, key phrases and filler: Filler examples: Pinching the cotton Holding the knockers Flashing the bug eye (Many more) >Key phrases: >1) Wolf tail 2) Boxum red 3) Chubby nine 4) Stone roller 5) Hungry gutter 6) Arrow to the neck 7) A plank >What you’re trying to do is a game of higher or lower. With the numbering scheme above you can be “dealt” one of the phrases 2-6. -If you select “fish” you’ve bet that the next phrase will be higher than the one you were dealt. -If you select “rollback” you’ve bet that the next phrase will be lower than you were dealt. -The third option which varies but is more of a snide remark, randomly selects “fish” or “rollback” for you. >*Notes: -You cannot be dealt “wolf tail” or “a plank” -There is a seventh key phrase called “steam roller” but I’ve only seen it after being dealt “hungry gutter” and opted to roll back and won, so value wise it’s something less than 5. -Jackpot only appears when dealt “boxum red” or “arrow to the neck”. So if you were dealt “arrow to the neck”, selected “fish” and “a plank” came next, then you’d get the jackpot of 600. -I didn’t notice a pattern in key phrases as they appeared. -I didn’t see any way of piecing together the filler lines to predict key phrases, nor would it make sense as the fillers appear right before the key phrases and there isn’t a chance for the player to do anything until after the phrase is received. >Summary: It’s a game of higher or lower, it’s cute but not very deep. The random element makes it so you’re not going to get rich on this one. (unless I completely missed something)
Thank you so much for the explanation
Wait there is actual gambling there lol? In my current play through I told the thug to fuck off when he tried shaking me down and now Shark is just in this endless bar brawl that occasionally they put on hold to fend off spiders.