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Cheap Trick posted:I can honestly say that, if it wasn't for this thread, I would have no idea that "Payday" in the localised version referred to a candy bar. It's pretty ubiquitous here in the US, due to the bar being distributed by Hershey's, our 800-pound gorilla of a candy company. It's basically a caramel log covered in salted peanuts, and there are variations where it's covered in chocolate.
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Honestly I like goofy terminology like "Bee" and would at least like to see that kind of thing noted in a terminology guide. I like some of the goofy terminology in stuff like Double Cross (Loises, wut), for example, though for all I know that's a particularly goofy terminology choice.
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I just like talking about candy. 
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The preview in F&F made it sound like there were a shitton of numbers to keep track of. How intuitive is it in actual play? Or do you have to make sure to keep a sheet of scratch paper around?
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