Packing to move house and ran across first proof-of-concept cards for "Not a Pipe" as a trick-taker. They had unreasonable to produce windows in the cards for the overlay effect.
Played it at PaxU and agree with your assessment.
Love the creative method of including "Not a Pipe" on your geek list! Thanks for playing!
Also this: dialed.gg
You might try Letterlike (word building rogue-like) It doesn't really have input randomness, but once you purchase from a random but refreshable set of buffs I feel like there's still a fair amount of control. It especially shines over repeated plays with reconfigurable upgrades between runs.
Preach!
A loose allegory about manifest destiny being "on rails"?
Or maybe from a possible Native American perspective of trying to get off the rails in a perverse version of the trolley problem where colonialists are trying to solve for maximizing casualties.
The conversations alone would last 4 hours.
What a crock of horseshit!
There's also the equivalent option of shoving splinters under your fingernails.
Quite!
Don't forget "[GAME]: Duel".
Oops, I hadn't clicked through. I was thinking of these. www.entenmanns.com/p/devils-foo...
We had one relatively nearby as well growing up in NJ! The cheese buns warmed were the best.
Until you microwave them for 15-20sec. Then they're no longer good for the board gaming table, but amazing for a cold winter morning.
One of us.
Studently Seymore
Quite
Lol, but jizzmo works for you?
I guess I always assumed that the holodeck had a function similar to the toilets that just reclamated all human waste as matter for replicators. Some sort of molecular trash cumpactor.
CEOs exist to oversimplify complex scenarios for the purpose of streamlined decision making. AI is the easy answer for everything because they purposefully or, more likely ignorantly oversimplify LLM capabilities. This is reinforced by tech companies leaning on C-level fomo. Details and nuance bad!
To clarify, this was not me selling the game. Presumably someone that bought it at PAXU.
Whoa! And this was before the bgg takedown.
I wish this delightful ditty to have more ears upon it.
youtu.be/CsQtUSTSX40?...
Is it about a Berry named Chuck or blues music?
That's awesome!
Don't know if you've seen this, but as an experimental audiophile you might appreciate this as well.
youtu.be/vaG5tVnpkwc?...
Yeah, thanks for that. I wasn't aware they'd done that. I knew there were complaints about the difficulty. We had a hard time with it even at two players. I think we played that chapter 13 times. Frustrating, yes, but when we finally beat it, it was supremely satisfying and worth the journey.
Apparently this also works for me as great design flow-state music!