twitter strip game

twitter strip game has become a very mixed bag of all kinds of content. while most of it is, indeed, the strip game, there have been countless different types of challenges, both intended as fanservice and not, included under that tag, including:

• regular strip games, as in removing layers or other elements of clothes from one specific outfit (post #8066524, post #8221348)
• cut-here line shirt/general clothes challenge (post #7274675, post #8813748)
• games in which characters are put in different increasingly revealing types of clothing, different outfits (post #7467093, post #7288500)
• a yoga pose challenge (post #7729232, i could have sworn i have seen more examples, but alas)
• reverse strip game, in which interactions are traded for more clothing rather than less (post #5818973, post #8149627)
• challenges in which interactions are traded for violence being inflicted upon characters (post #8799142, post #5866278, post #8673255)
• cut-here line challenges that involve cutting flesh (post #8833725, post #8848193)
• challenges in which interactions are traded for character actions, both non-sexual and sexual (post #5967670, post #8277445)
• challenges with nonsensical engagement requirements, both extremely low (post #8848193 - 1 like, post #8835673 - 0 likes and/or 0 retweets) and extremely high (post #8846624 - two million likes or two hundred thousand retweets, post #5830799 - a "limbillion" likes and/or retweets)
• and more.

earlier, i created twitter strip game parody, yet after further consideration i am not sure if that is indeed the right path. seeing a character get continuously dressed up more or having stripes put onto them (pool #22932) is quite different from seeing a character have their head cut off for likes, after all

I think these are all like and retweet art challenges. I agree that some of them don't seem to be parodies of the strip game challenge.
An art challenge tag would be a nice umbrella tag to have.

perhaps a worthwhile solution could be making the main tag twitter engagement game or twitter interaction game, and splitting it into sub-catetories, including twitter strip game

in favor of creating interaction game with twitter strip game being a subset of it. i'm also wondering if tags for specific kinds of game should be created right away or after a consensus, for example i briefly thought about a "cut-here strip game" tag, but twitter_strip_game cut-here_line covers 99% of these assuming the images are tagged properly.

Kaleidoscoped said:

...for example i briefly thought about a "cut-here strip game" tag, but twitter_strip_game cut-here_line covers 99% of these assuming the images are tagged properly.

The issue is that despite clearly being a part of the same sub-trend, they don't all feature cut-here lines, nor are they all strip games. Despite this, if a tag is to be created for it, I'd go with twitter_cutting_game as it would accurately describe a majority of the posts while following the same naming convention as its inspiration, twitter_strip_game.

there are cut-here line challenges that predate the currently most popular t-shirt, like the aforementioned post #7274675

well, i figure if there's exceptions that can't be easily searched, then it does deserve a tag after all.

I previously said (not here on the forums though) that I felt that Twitter strip game was more than enough since these are all basically variations but still the same thing at heart, but then I soon realised that there are so many different variations that get popular that it might actually be worth having a separate tag so people can find specific versions of it. For example, I may be far more interested in this new shirt cutting version and want to see a full set from start to end, rather than just the generic "it's a new post, but less clothes, but it's related basically only by the commentary/retweet chain".

Likewise, though, I would love if we could settle on tagging specific versions of these games at a high-level with one tag.

in an effort to maybe get things moving towards this, i've create two favgroups:

• favgroup #40808 - proposal for reverse strip game, where characters put on more clothing rather than taking it off. notably this does not include outfit swaps.
• favgroup #40812 - proposal for what i'm going to call unconventional interaction game or favor interaction game (could probably use a better name though), in which engagement is traded for characters performing actions or having actions performed on them; basically anything that does not directly promise the removal / swapping / putting on of clothing. will change the scope of this one on request, though i'm hoping you can tell what i'm going for here.

i want to make sure we're all on the same page about how exactly to perform the mass updates and such, so i'm not going to create a bur right away.

my initial proposition is that these two tags as well as twitter strip game itself be implicated to the interaction game tag, and reverse strip game posts could probably have their twitter strip game tags taken away, since they would now be covered by interaction_game.

i like your proposed solution, and i do think the favgroups for the most part have merit, but post #8871593 is not an interaction game. it's just the artist portraying a "before-and-after" for a character haircut

as for "uig"'s naming, i am in favor of favor interaction game, myself

BUR #38963 has been approved by @nonamethanks.

mass update favgroup:40808 -> reverse_strip_game

alright, let's try the more straightforward one first.

The bulk update request #38963 (forum #342745) has been approved by @nonamethanks.