So, in my trivia game, I have 8 categories with 5 questions each. Because I have so many categories I have to use 1 experience per category. It works great, but I can only build one game at a time. If I had 20 experiences, I could build two games and that would be perfect. I perform 4 games a week at 4 different venues that are not too far apart. If there is a work around, I haven’t found it. Suggestions?
1 Like
What Plan are you using with Crowd Purr. They have many plans at different price options.
1 Like
I see the different plans. I am currently in the classroom plan. My plan is perfect save for the issue of not being able to add a blank or “announcement” screen between categories. If I use the experiences, there are only enough to build one game at a time. Two games would allow me to keep one step ahead. I found a work around that most others use, but it is not professional looking. A blank screen is really what is needed between categories. It has been requested many times but never implemented. I love this game and people love the crowdpurr presentation! This issue is the ONLY flaw I have found. I’m not complaining, just hoping! 
1 Like
I understand that you might want to make things more efficient for you. You have two options. Add to your plan or work around things and not be ahead. Crowd purr classroom offers you 10 experiences.
1 Like
Got it. The classroom plan is working so I am good with my choice
Simply put the category details in the Notes at the end of the previous question and display them then use just one Experience per game.
What I have been doing is using the five questions per category, the on the 6th question, I turn it into a “numerical answer” question. In the question box I put the category number and title. I set a timer same as starting a new experience and I get to add a graphic to match the category. Works well and keeps the game flowing. Not as clean as I would like, but it saves me the needed space. I really like this format.
1 Like
Hi @exit28entertainment Thanks for being a Crowdpurr user.
To understand your request, are you asking for blank/title screen between doing Next Rouds, or some kind of blank/title screen you can just display between groups of questions within a single trivia game experience?
Love the feedback.
1 Like
Yes, that is correct. You see, in order to keep a ‘game’ to one experience, there is usually a gap between categories. As of now, the only way to introduce a new category is to add a question. I currently add a question, put the category number and name in the question box, change the question type to “numerical”, add a graphic in the photo area, and set the question timer as the countdown timer. I would be nice to have a blank screen so the category, graphic and timer could be shown (like when an experience is started). The reason is the current way of doing this looks like a question, gives the customer a chance to answer (which is confusing to some), and just looks a bit odd. It would be a nice addition, but not necessary. I am simply looking to add feedback to make Crowdpurr better.
2 Likes
Hi @exit28entertainment, thanks for your response! Your feedback is helpful to note.
Based on what you’ve described, you may be interested in using our Question Notes feature as a workaround. Using this feature allows you to indicate that a new question category is approaching. (i.e., Displaying a question note after the last question of the current category)
Question Notes allow you to display information during your experience by using our rich-text header to add headers, paragraphs, hyperlinks, lists, and image-content to supplement your questions and answers. However, you’re more than welcome to use this space as a way to display an announcement for a new category, intermission, etc.
For more information on this feature, please check out the following page: