(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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When will X Assets be added to the world
Big Moxie adds or removes someone from their team
Funding cycle
Reiterating how important it is to not break the build, like we don't already know that.
"Can that be automated?"
We're going to grab something off the asset store to solve something
(something something) procedural
Framerate
Erwin says the MWT can do that
Smed says "who specifically did that"
"This will be the best playtest we've ever had"
"Doesn't nanite fix that?"
"When will that be done?"
Coop interjects
Investors loooooove something.
"Just to clarify..."
Smed asks for villages to be taken out / put back in
HLODs
"That begs the question--'
3+ people chime in to rephrase the same thing.
"Let's agree we need to solve that!"
Narrator: there will be no solution.
"discuss in the leadership meeting"
[SD person] valiantly explains nuance
Move player spawn points
Vehicles mentioned. Still broken.
"I don't want anyone working overtime"
DOORS.
Fisa challenges Smed on something
(something) is our top priority
Stuttering
“I’ve got a fever and the only cure is more clouds”
Mentions another demo that no one knew about before the meeting
Describes how horrible / awful something is.
Meeting devolves into specialized discussion for Smed only
It's too bright OR dark
Asks Nora about the lighting
Complains about UDS day night system
[SD person] chimes in as the only adult in the room
NPCs
Making another meeting while we are still in this meeting.
Clint interrupts with something annoying
Please don't spawn shoot in the playtest
We need to lock perf down
Smed "knows" the solution to fixing performance
Smed asks someone to explain something to him
Smed describes how hard he worked
Antonelli chimes in about what he thinks is causing an issue
