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QuestionWhat is the rubber band for in Operation?Ya BoiCommunity AnswerThe rubber band is one of the things you have to take out of the guy being "operated" on. It goes in his leg.
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QuestionWho sells the game Operation?Community AnswerYou can find the game Operation online for $19.99 or in big stores like Walmart or Target for about the same price. You can also find it at toy stores like Toys R Us.
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QuestionWhat if you botch the specialist chance, do you keep the card or does it get discarded?Andy WinderCommunity AnswerYou keep the card and wait until the doctor card is played again. If the doctor once again fails to remove the piece, then the specialist has a chance again.
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QuestionCan I rest my hand on the board?Community AnswerYes, you can. You just can't interfere with any other holes on the board.
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QuestionCan I win by getting cards?Community AnswerIn a way, yes. You start your turn by drawing a card, and then by removing the token on the card from Charlie. If you successfully remove it, you keep the card and the "money prize" that comes with it. Whoever has the highest amount of money at the end wins.
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QuestionIf a piece falls out on top of the board, do I leave it out for the next person?Community AnswerIf a piece falls out on top of the board, but the buzzer doesn't go off, it is your piece. If the buzzer goes off and you drop it onto the board, you should put it back to its original location.
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QuestionWhat does the Wishbone represent?Community AnswerThe wishbone represents the furcula which means little fork in Latin. It is a forked bone found in birds and some dinosaurs and is formed by the fusion of the two clavicles.
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QuestionWhat does the wishbone do?Community AnswerPeople don't actually have wishbones. They are found in the breasts of birds.
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QuestionHow can we play Operation without batteries?Indie_BreathCommunity AnswerYou can't play Operation properly without batteries as often you don't realise that you've touched the sides until you hear the buzzer.
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QuestionCan I play the game without batteries?Moi123456Community AnswerNo, you cannot, because the metal only makes a noise when you touch it because of the batteries. Without them, a buzz would not go off, so you would not know if you had touched the sides.
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QuestionCan you support your hand with other fingers on the game surface?Alexandra GrossiCommunity AnswerYes, you can. It is very helpful to do that. House rules can stop you from doing that though, so as long as no such rules are in play, you can.
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QuestionCan I shake the board to move the pieces?Community AnswerNo, because that would be cheating. You can't shake the board.
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QuestionCan I move the piece around to get it out?Seasalt25Top AnswererYes, you can move the piece around using the tweezers given as long as you do not set off the buzzer and light.
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QuestionDo you keep playing your turn until you set the buzzer off?Rs90700Community AnswerYes and if you get a piece out of the body, you go again until you make it buzz. Then pass the tweezers onto the next person.
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QuestionWhat batteries does Operation use?Tai SmithCommunity AnswerOperation uses 2 1.5V"AA" alkaline batteries.
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QuestionWhat sound does the buzzer make?Kathryn LemonCommunity AnswerYou'll hear the sound - it's quite loud. It's like a blaring that vibrates the game board slightly. Sometimes, when really focused, it may startle you.
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QuestionIf the light is red is it the next person's turn?Kathryn LemonCommunity AnswerYes. As soon as the red buzzer goes off, your turn is over, and the next player plays their turn.
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QuestionWhat happens if the doctor is also the specialist?Kathryn LemonCommunity AnswerIn this situation, the doctor will play as normal. If they succeed in getting the part out, then they can take the money and keep the specialist card. If they do not succeed in getting the part, then that person can use their specialist card of the same part, and try again to get it.
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QuestionWhat if I get the doctor card for an item for which I also have the specialist card?Kathryn LemonCommunity AnswerPlay your turn as the doctor, and if you win, collect the money and keep the specialist card. If you lose, then you can play your specialist card, and try for another shot.
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QuestionHow do get the pencil out?Annette FrancisCommunity AnswerPick it out sideways. If it is caught underneath the actual plastic of the board, you are going to want to just slide the edge of one of the prongs under to drag it out. Drag before you grab.
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QuestionWhat if I touch the side and the light goes on but no buzzer?Community AnswerYour game might be broken, so try having someone take a look at it, or try replacing the batteries.
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