>>306508132
The problem is that if a single person starts losing interest, but is a piece of shit who doesn't leave and instead starts having a side conversation and talking loudly, it ruins the whole experience. For the twenty minutes it was working it was really fun. I acted like a real game show host and had them tell something about themselves to the audience before asking their question. 

Honestly I find spin the wheel very boring, same with never have I ever. The questions people in those types of games ask are creatively bankrupt. 
>uhhhhh never have I ever done drugs
>uhhhhhhhhhh never have I ever done (insert sexual act)
>uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I dare you to take a shot right now bro!
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>>306508585
Seems like private lobbies are the way to go. I really wish I could get into the ones I see streamers and their friends playing on. The issue I find in public lobbies a lot is people are impatient retards and other people think they're being 'nice' to them. I specifically locked the room when we started the game, just for someone else to unlock it for more people. And of course when people had to share a podium they start chit chatting, and the game is slowly over