Buckshot roulette has stumped me not once but twice. I wanted so desperately to find the law of this game when it first came out,

but it was so well hidden that it just didn't seem possible. Then out of nowhere we got ourselves an official ARG inside the game.

Finally, something that could give me the answers I needed except I can't solve it.

Once again I felt the law slipping out of my theorist grasp. So for this

one I'm going to be here. Hello internet.

Welcome to game theory, the show that knows that every theory is about taking big risks.

Care theory is not a door sampling, especially not Russian roulette, especially, not a shotgun,

especially, especially, especially, especially, not against an inhuman super being hiding in the back room for a ticket club.

And today we are talking about a game that has been requested a lot since the start of this year.

Buckshot Roulette.

The simple game that's already blown the brains out of over 2 million players.

This game was super enticing to everyone online thanks to its simulated high stakes.

Such my stoop!

Its ability to make you winced at a fake scenario.

Jeff, Jeff, no, no, no, please!

I'm an idiot. And of course, a feeling that there was more to this game's story than meets the eye.

What are the lore implications of that?

But that final point never really revealed itself.

Sorry Mark, don't get me wrong, I certainly tried, as did many others.

But it never felt like anyone had a full grip on what this game was supposed to be about.

That was, until April of this year. Hidden inside the April

update for the game was a small detail that changed everything, a live email

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