Decisive Point Games

Andrew Scheidl's game design account. Designing entertaining, intriguing board games.

[Brian Garrigan 🇮🇪 @BrianGarrigan]

Dublin 2027 blame your Government who was voted in by the people of Ireland

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We open tomorrow.

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@Clint_Davey1 @RealGitmoTrump 😁

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@Marky_X_ We actually came close to shelving it after a dozen plays at 2 players. The decay spiral was too relentless, too fast.

Today, we tried it at 5 players and it was much better.

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Check out A Forlorn Hope - A Push-Your-Luck Game by Hermann Luttmann on @BackerKit! https://t.co/FO5l2Gp7LG

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[Paul Reed @sommecourt]

The AI slop continues with this account simply using it to make up entire WW1 stories about people who never existed, mocking real sacrifice and service just for clicks and likes. Appalling. Thanks to @beat2battle for the heads up.

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@Clint_Davey1 Yes, my kids listen to Sabaton a lot. It's made them look up the stories and learn the histories.

Coolly educational.

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@Clint_Davey1 Just finished reading Tom Holland's Dominion. The chapter on Paul has lots of fodder for your game, with Pandemic as a great model: two steps forward, one step back, with letters as a main tool.

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I just backed Container, GRUNTZ, and Triangulation on @Kickstarter https://t.co/CmaUXJxl5g

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I just backed Broadland: An English river cruise game on @Kickstarter https://t.co/0EQxzknCjg

[BFBS Forces News @ForcesNews]

🗣️"77,000 German troops in that region, and they managed to sneak through...and blow up ships."

Serving and former members of the Royal Marines have staged a re-enactment of Operation Frankton - a mission to destroy Nazi ships whilst remaining undetected.

Watch here 👇

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@Clint_Davey1 That must be it! I'm relaying those facts to recoup my ego!

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@akochowi Back when camouflage was taken seriously.

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@UKGamesExpo @BoardAdd Expect Ottawa won't make your furthest 100.

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@militaryhistori Most interesting.

Full points for the sinister black-gloved hand reaching in. Almost certainly one of the Nazis from the Indiana Jones films.

[Vanguard WWII - by Cadet @Vanguard_WW2]

Forgiveness. 10 June 1944 - 12 May 1945

On the evening of Friday 9 June, 19-year old André Désourteaux waved goodbye to his parents and siblings and set off from his village to stay in Limoges where he was starting work early the next day.
It would be the last time he saw them, because after lunch SS troops arrived and by the time they had left, 643 men, women and children were dead. 18 of them were members of Andrés family.
The village was called Oradour-sur-Glane.
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[Klaas Meijer @klaasm67]

On this day in 1945 my hometown Leidschendam-Voorburg was liberated. Thank you Canada! The party just started! 🇨🇦🤝🇳🇱