(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Players who put zero sincerity into their rps
"Can I join"
Guards are actually useless
Orb OC
That one etherian that constantly wants food for some reason
Players who don't listen
One actual decent roleplayer
The scientist doesn't do experiments on the subjects
The scientist is a tiny, pre-mutation etherian
Host leaves the game (Bonus points if it's before the rp starts OR they're an important role)
Generic "Orb sacrifice" plotline; Orb is treated as a magical god
An obnoxious magecci or maguca
The other lab rooms are never actually explored
"This is chaotic"
Confident Diamond fans with 0.5 iq
Boring
Player who says nothing the entire time
"Line up"
Nonsensical actions (Like acquiring a weapon) just for plot convenience
Cave collapses along with the lab
The one player roleplaying as a cat
Roleplay ends early or drags on for too long
The fans get turned on
Insufficient amount of scientists and/or guards
Subjects automatically oppose the lab, even if they don't know the intentions of the scientists.
The iconic CORNER ETHERIAN
Etherian "teleporting" or breaking the door, even when they're told not to leave
A player with a genuinely cool and unique oc
Nothing of substance occurring after the lab escape
People with the rp name "Subject #___"
The host gets angry
Explorer as subject
The lab explodes
Godmodders
Nothing happens for a long period of time
"GUYS RUN!!"
Backstories of an etherian getting kidnapped
Subjects try to attack the guard and/or scientist
Somebody tries to escape within the first minute of the roleplay
People who can't roleplay properly
Scientist becomes irrelevant yet the role is still treated as vital