Guess The Person Question Tier List

S tier

Gender. Glasses. They cut huge visible groups on the picnic-table art and on the in-world tiles. If you skip them, you are playing for content, not for Crowns. See best questions.

A tier

Hats as a family. Facial hair as a family. Bald when three or more smooth heads exist. These are still splits, just narrower.

B tier

Hair color. Excellent after S and A have fired. Poor as question one on a brown-heavy board.

C tier

Crown, unique shirt, “that one guy.” Identification. Endgame only. Pressing them first is how you donate a turn. The how to win page is the sermon. The question helper is the calculator.

S-tier earns the letter because it is visible from the thumbnail art. Gender is the joke on the official stills: “IS IT A GIRL? / NO.” Glasses is the second joke: frames you can see from the lobby camera. If you skip both, you are playing a different game in your head, usually a celebrity 20 questions party you watched on YouTube. This board is faces. The button strip is the meta. Chat is social. Chat is not a control. That line is also on controls.

A-tier is still a split, just narrower. Hats as a family beat “green hat” as a unique. Facial hair as a family beats “that exact beard.” Bald is A when three or more smooth heads exist and C when you are pointing at a single cue-ball as a personality bit. B-tier hair color is a trap as question one on a brown-heavy grid and a weapon after gender and glasses have fired. Loud pink and orange are local S. Brown is local C. Look at the remaining set, not at a memorized script.

The bot makes S-tier even stronger because answers are honest and instant. Humans hesitate on hats. Do not copy bot tempo onto a person. Isolate that in beat the bot. Then come back to this list as an opener, not as a religion.