@___PHALANX Hi Phalanx. Recently received my KS copy of Keep on Rolling in the UK, and it arrived damaged - packaging and game box. Tried emailing via website contact but no response. Hoping for a replacement copy.
With calvary sweeping around the back, trebuchet and ram hammering the walls, can the castle hold? I've never really got round to playing Joan of Arc, but my son (6) loves getting it out on a rainy day and telling stories. Love watching him methodically placing the tiny units.
@RUnutss@ryan_wain@jamieoliver He's probably done more good with his platform than either you--or many other celebrity chefs--have or ever will. It's not virtue signaling when they're actually, you know, doing something good (and have been for decades, before the term became common).
@PaulKetchley@ryan_wain@jamieoliver Probably says more about your inability to follow a recipe than the recipe itself. I've cooked loads from his books - many are fantastic, absolute family favourites.
A little Canada Day gaming: 1812, in which Canada seized an early round 3 victory, forcing the Americans to the treaty table; and High Treason, in which the prosecution failed to convince a mostly English Protestant jury of Riel's guilt.
@DanThurot@BoardwithStocks @CardboardEmp @playersaidblog I dunno; from my play and those @TheLudoquist, 3 or 4 players familiar with the game might blast through the 1st Era in 2 or 3 hours. More players, more eras? Hard to see hour a 4 player game across two eras could stay under TI4 length.
@thatssomcgivern @NEUnion It's 'needed' because without the payrise, the profession remains unattractive, uptake for training remains well below target and state education continues to spiral. One (of many) impacts on working conditions is staff shortages, and that won't change without pay. So, yes, need.
@martypartymusic@EdKrassen@bitcoinlobo I have two. How is it relevant to his question regarding those three specific books and the question of free speech?
As my kids (here, 6 and 9) get older, I'm discovering a new appreciation for classics I skipped over a decade ago. Taught them Lords of Waterdeep today; they really liked it. (Though he wasn't much pleased his sister won.)
@OBollocks@DanThurot An odd take: is the game 'naive' or just of a different opinion than yours? There's some solid educational background behind the design team and advisors. I thought the Concepts booklet a solid overview of the concepts and abstractions for the game. Maybe try playing the game...
@DanThurot I mean, sure, why not? It's a good game; certainly a better game than I expected, and a better game than actual teaching tool. A half dozen plays in, still enjoying it immensely. Very interactive, and the asymmetry is fun.
@iamharaldur @bbhelcol Most of your replies/questions are insightful and well framed. This one was not; it was cheap and inflammatory. They raised concerns over a specific individual; you brought it back to the group. Do -you- think all trans people are paedophiles?
@Seetroll @pegasusspiele Thank you for the lovely game! With 15 plays in the two weeks since buying it, the children and I have really enjoyed it. Nearing the end of our first campaign - just need to unlock the balloon!
Quiet, rainy Sunday and after a game of new family favourite #Dorfromantik by @pegasusspiele, my daughter asked if she could try it again alone. Her first solo game...! And she crushed it, hitting a new high score, and unlocking several new tiles.