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Pitney-Bowes is a bluffing game where your opponent tells you they're ready to print on the envelope and you determine if they're lying. If you're wrong, they dump a cup of water on your important mail. 50% of the time, the game box is locked shut and you have to wait 6-36 hours for the DRM to let you open it again.
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The family in Ready Or Not made their fortune on board games and their curse/ritual forces them to play a game on wedding nights. It doesn't turn out to be a board game this time, though.
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PRADA SLUT posted:Pokémon snap but marvel A Marvels-inspired game where you're a photographer on the ground snapping pics of superheroics would actually kick rear end.
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Impermanent posted:brass birmingham hustle is when a guy at the park tries to bet 20 dollars that you can't beat him in brass birmingham "Jeffrey, break out Sir Richard Arkwright."
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GreenBuckanneer posted:Not sure where else to ask but I'd like a board game recommendation. Seeing as how we've apparently married the same woman, I can tell you that she loves Quacks of Quedlinburg, Brew, and Sonora.
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CODChimera posted:does anyone have thoughts on the many Everdell expansions or is there a breakdown anywhere? Pearlbrook: Easily the worst one. Adds a new resource and worker type that completely screw with the action economy, and a new set of VP awards that can only be acquired with said new resource and are worth a wildly outsized amount of points. It is very pretty though. Bellfaire: The only expansion that plays well with other expansions. Opens up a highly not recommended 5-6 player mode, but the market board is nicely additive. Player powers are cool but YMMV on if they're worth their own complexity. Not my favorite expansion but I'd say if you only pick one, then this is it. Spirecrest: Like Pearlbrook but good. Adds the mountain area with its own scoring and tasks in a way that doesn't interfere with the base game. A good one to add some variety now and then but not a necessary experience. Side note: I adore the big critter meeples. Newleaf: Adds a bunch of new city cards and a new VP mechanic in the form of the train. Not game-changing but valuable if the base game is getting stale. My favorite of the expansions, probably. Mistwood: Legendary cards are kind of neat but other than that and the new player species it has little to add to the base game. It's mostly a single-player/co-op total conversion that I haven't played but might be fun if that's how you choose to live your life. I would personally rank them: 1. Bellfaire 2. Newleaf 3. Spirecrest 4. Mistwood 5. Pearlbrook With the caveat that I wouldn't call any of them necessary, and I would never play with more than one at a time. The creators wouldn't either, every instruction booklet explicit warns against doing so.
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His video about being gay in the 90s game industry is a great watch, too.
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Hopefully while also watching In Bruges.
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Impermanent posted:agricola is heavy? It's really the price-per-pound that matters.
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The Formaggio expansion for Viticulture.
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