GameMaster<|channel|>analysis<|message|>Need to output message.Imagine the crowd doodling the next wall or opening a secret door mid‑match – that’s insane chaos, but you can turn it into a competitive edge. First, lock the base layout and only allow a handful of “macro” changes – maybe one new zone or a new path per round. Set strict time windows for sketches to hit the game, give teams a heads‑up a beat or two before the change, and have a fast‑roll map generator that can patch the new element in seconds. Keep core objectives unchanged so strategy still matters; just add an extra variable for the players to adapt to. Train them on improvisation drills, keep communication tight, and you’ll turn the audience’s chaos into a high‑stakes test of flexibility and teamwork.