Can we try to make the Trivia a little less specific.

So latlely I've been playing the never ending trivia, and some of the trivia questions are ridiculously specific, like "You won't know this if you haven't played this game" specific, the games supposed to be open to everyone and test our video game knowledge not, wether or not we played some obscure RPG from the 90s.

So can we try to make these a little more manageable?

Yeah, that is the point of trivia. Trivia is...well, trivial. It isn't essential but it is a bunch of facts that test your knowledge on trivial matters. It may not be that important but it is fun.

Perhapse I misspoke myself. I don't object to asking me about video game factoids, what I object to is stuff a player would only know by playing the game. For instance while it's perfectly acceptable to ask "What was Revolt 2's subtitle going to be before it was changed due to contreversy" it is not ok to ask "What is the car you unlock after beating the third to last track in Revolt." If I was paying attetion to the news I would gather that the answer to the first question would be "Pocket Rockets" however their is no way I'd know the latter question unless I actually have played the game in question.

The trivia is MAD HARD, but you cant tell people what to post.

For every super-hard one I had, I like to put in one or two throwaways as well. I still have feelings of malaise at the person that got the "what is the Kool-Aid Man's catchphrase" question wrong.

It's a test of your video game knowledge.  Not a test of your ability to follow video game related news.

RIght?

i think the OP doesnt want to get as many trivia questions wrong. But the best trivia questions are probably the ones that are hard and you cant google.

The point of trivia is to learn useless factoids about video games that you probably havent even heard of...

MOAR CRAZY!!!

Thats my opinion

I've never really looked at it, but they should totally stick a timer on there.

well, if you can google everything, then theres no point in keeping track of who has gotten the most questions correct or the best correct %-age. If you can google everything then the people who are the highest on the list aren't the most knowledgeable, they just have the most time on their hands

that's the whole point of trivia you moron it would pointless if everyone knew every question

People are complaining about the same thing in 1vs100 and they only give you 5 seconds to answer.

The way the trivia works is that the harder questions only come after you have done a good amount of them, the early question are really general or well known, hard to fail, the later ones are hard and very specific. That is how the never ending trivia works.

Also Yes/No questions are always "yes".