41. Lucky Luke - Round Game
0 / 5.0
Communication
Icebreaker
Outdoor game
Indoor Game
All
A player and his two neighbors must "kill each other" by shouting "pan" then pass the baton to a new trinomial in the circle
Activity details
Duration: 15 minutes
Participants: 4 - 24 people
Cost: $ 0
Age range: 12-25 years old
Equipments
No need
Goal:
Pay attention to communication signals
Warning:
- After three to five games, it's best to move on to another game
Steps
Players stand and form a circle. A player is chosen to be Lucky Lucke: he stands in the center of the circle.
During the game, the Lucky Luke randomly shoots people in the circle:
- When he points his weapon (his hand) at someone while saying “pan” or “da” for Asians; the targeted person bends down.
- The two people who surround him must, as quickly as possible, shoot each other, shouting "da" and making a gesture symbolizing a gun with their arm.
- The slower of the two shooters dies and crouches.
Lucky Lucke then targets a new person and the routine continues.
When only two remain alive, the Lucy Luke organizes a duel:
- The two people stand up, back to back.
- When the Luky Luke begins to count, they move away from each other, still with their backs turned, slowly.
- At the signal of Lucky Luke (he shouts “shoot” for example), they stop walking, turn around and draw.
- The survivor becomes Lucky Luke from the next game.
A player who makes a mistake is eliminated.
See here in video the game at normal speed
Rule arrangement so that it can last longer:
- Players use both hands as guns (which equals two chances).
- If a player in the circle makes a mistake (saying "Bang" when it's not their turn), they lose a gun
- When a player has lost both of their pistols, they are eliminated and the circle closes.
CONCRETELY:
- During the game, did you watch your neighbors? Why ? How did it help you?
GOING FURTHER:
- In life, do you have in your entourage (friends, family, neighbours, ...) one or more people whom you admire, whom you would like to resemble?
#models #understand #copy #react #iamlost
Imitate, yes! But not just anyone!
- NEED FOR ROLE MODELS: Sometimes we worry more about what the neighbors are going to say than doing what we have to do. It's normal. We all need role models. We take example, so we understand the game better. It's the same in life, we find people who are benchmarks, who help us to better understand the game of life, to react, to evolve.
- A NOT PERFECT MODEL: It is important to know how to give our models their rightful place: they too have weaknesses, they too have doubts. Not the same as ours, and that's why they inspire us today. They too have role models that inspire them, which they try to follow.
- CHOOSE WELL: The person we admire, who is our "model" gives us an example, so we must choose this model carefully, and not believe that we can do everything like him, because our value is not the same as his. He can help us to unfold, to evolve, but he is not us. And he's not perfect either.
- SAY THANK YOU: Try to find in your memory a person who was a role model for you as a child, and a person who is a role model for you today. See that we always end up discovering the limits of a model, it will never be the same all our life. Thank those people who have helped you grow, by their example, tell them, they will grow out of it too.
And you, also try to find out who YOU are a model for today, you will grow out of it.
Speed makes this game sporty and funny.
After three to five parties, it is better to move on to another game because the players have too good reflexes for it to be funny.
Importance of setting an example by being Lucky Luke by emphasizing the speed of the sequence. They tend, when they are Lucky Luke, to wait too long between two shots which takes away a lot of the interest of the game.
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