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Hiya,
Firstly I would like to apologise if this is the wrong place to post this as I had no idea where it should actually belong...
So I was back at Christmas, talking to a fellow Uni friend who said their University had a Hitman Society - You get given a name (no address, number, age, etc) and you have to "get" this person (with a nerf gun, I have no clue). There are rules though, they can't be carrying books or a drink. This is all they know about it as they aren't a member.
Just today I was talking to a friend here at Loughborough and he has heard of them too, and if you can find 10 people that want to form a society here, you get a £50 start up bonus.
I was up for starting this society, as we don't have one and can't be the greatest Uni ever until we do, so my question is
What are the rules of a University Hitman Society?
Thanks!! (and sorry again)
Firstly I would like to apologise if this is the wrong place to post this as I had no idea where it should actually belong...
So I was back at Christmas, talking to a fellow Uni friend who said their University had a Hitman Society - You get given a name (no address, number, age, etc) and you have to "get" this person (with a nerf gun, I have no clue). There are rules though, they can't be carrying books or a drink. This is all they know about it as they aren't a member.
Just today I was talking to a friend here at Loughborough and he has heard of them too, and if you can find 10 people that want to form a society here, you get a £50 start up bonus.
I was up for starting this society, as we don't have one and can't be the greatest Uni ever until we do, so my question is
What are the rules of a University Hitman Society?
Thanks!! (and sorry again)
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We had the assassin game at collage the way it works is:
You sign up and your an assassin over the course of the year you'll get a number of contracts each contract has a number of points for how difficult the contract is will come from the President or another member of the club administration. you loose points for witnesses and other infractions talking about it to non club without members trying to get them to join etc etc.
so your contract may read
Target [person]
Method [poison]
points [50]
As you get more and more successful you get more contracts the winner is the person at the end of the year with the most points the rule are:
No actual murder
No intentional injury
No use of real weapons at all.
You cannot get someone if they are asleep or on the toilet .
aside from that anything goes (oh yeah and only members can be targets.)
You sign up and your an assassin over the course of the year you'll get a number of contracts each contract has a number of points for how difficult the contract is will come from the President or another member of the club administration. you loose points for witnesses and other infractions talking about it to non club without members trying to get them to join etc etc.
so your contract may read
Target [person]
Method [poison]
points [50]
As you get more and more successful you get more contracts the winner is the person at the end of the year with the most points the rule are:
No actual murder
No intentional injury
No use of real weapons at all.
You cannot get someone if they are asleep or on the toilet .
aside from that anything goes (oh yeah and only members can be targets.)
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Hiya that is super helpful! One question though, what are the other methods available?
Cheers! :-)
Cheers! :-)
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Poison stabbing shooting (you know like with a Nerf gun) basically any thing you can think of oh and strangulation is popular too
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