What’s interesting about this game is the fact that everyone playing is a very public-facing person so massively screwing anyone over would likely lead to some amount of fallout. Meanwhile, if it were played by people who weren’t as public facing, the likelihood of backstabbing would increase because there would be less risk of social repercussions. <br> (Not saying the players only acted as they did because they were/are being watched, but the observer affect is a real consideration and just a fascinating thing to argue about human nature.),(reply>), I generally believe that it’s just generally that these are, by nature, good people. It’s how they have that following. So I honestly don’t believe that any of them would have played differently if it weren’t broadcasted.