How do you play troll face quest?

Troll Face Quest is a series of video games inspired by the Trollface meme. Starting out in 2011, it was at first a Flash game created by PPLLAAYY. The studio later partnered with Spil Games, who expanded the series into mobile games in 2015.

Don’t Feed the Trolls. The classic internet adage still holds merit. Be the Boss! Add Moderators to Your Roster. If You Can’t Ignore the Trolls, Call Their B.S. Kill Them with Kindness. Disarm Them with Humor. Have Friends-Only Social Profiles. Block, Ban, or Report Trolls.

How it works is simple – push the button to engage the sweeping arm in attempt to try to knock one of the many “pucks” off of the always revolving playfield and onto the RFID scoring platform. Players have to time their push just right to win the “tower of ticket” bundles, each labelled with different ticket values.

According to the Know Your Meme website, “Trollface” originated in 2008 in a cartoon intended to mock the constant trolling on the website 4chan. The image became popular on 4chan itself, whose users created many versions of the image, often accompanied by phrases such as “Problem?” or “You mad, bro?”

The Trollge was once the Trollface back in 2011, but as he was forgotten, he was filled with vengeance (and/or become insane).

Later on as we see in 2020 through 2021, the Troll face has resurrected into an entirely new meme, at first, he was resurrected due to the use of oil to fly via rain, but now, he has taken on a more sinister role in the meme omniverse, being an evil, disturbing monster who committed awful crimes and causes armageddon …

Derp is the common name given to the male character of any rage comic, with the female variant being Derpina or Derpette. Derp is a crudely drawn stickfigure with the main distinctive feature being his face, which portrays many different emotions known as “rage faces”, such as the Troll Face and the Pokerface.

The Trollface meme is represented as a generic character’s head with a face wearing a mischievous smile that is meant to represent the facial expression of the common Internet troll.

Longevity: Trolls possess supernatural longevity, meaning they can live for hundreds of years (the oldest known troll was 5,352 years old as mentioned by an Elix-Lore-induced Toby in “Party Monster”), but are still capable of being killed, like when they turn to stone.

History. Trollface was drawn in Microsoft Paint on September 19, 2008, by Carlos Ramirez, an 18-year-old Oakland college student. The image was published on Ramirez’s DeviantArt page, “Whynne”, as part of a rage comic titled Trolls, about the pointless nature of trolling.