Would You Rather
Two options, two podiums — the side that changes minds wins.
Session setup
Choose the stream, tune the round, then decide whether chat needs to earn entry.
Scope the forks to one topic, or leave on "Mixed" for a random draw from the whole deck.
"Chat writes every one" picks a random chatter before each round and gives them 35 seconds to type the fork — their name goes under it. Only people who have actually played are eligible, the pen rotates to somebody new where it can, and if they don't deliver the deck's own card plays on time, so the game never stalls waiting for one person. "Alternate" runs deck, chat, deck, chat.
What happens once voting closes. "Two podiums" puts one chatter from each side on stage for 53 seconds — their messages become the argument, and anyone can still switch sides while they talk. "Open floor" skips the podiums but keeps the window: the whole room argues in chat and defections still count. "Just the split" goes straight to the result. Either way the round is scored on who MOVED, not who was ahead.
One TikTok gift that puts the sender on their own side's podium — no @mention needed, they take their own side's mic. Sent mid-debate it takes the podium immediately. They have to have voted: you can't argue for a side you didn't pick. Leave blank to disable.
One TikTok gift that lets the gifter write the next question themselves — they send it, then type "this or that" in chat, and the room votes on it with their name underneath. Up to 8 per session; each one is added to your deck, not swapped in for one of yours. Clear the picker to disable.
Join requirements
Gate !join on per-stream chat activity. Leave a field at 0 / empty to skip that
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Chat plays through TikTok comments — first vote / guess / like opts a viewer in. Hit Start when the lobby has at least 1.