A sense of smug satisfaction that I didn't buy anything I didn't need or want, just because it was cheap. Horrible, horrible "tradition" the UK has tried to import over the past few years.
Tharos, the Announcer of Delos shouts, "It's near the end of the egghunt and I still haven't figured out how to pronounce Clean-dat-hoo."
A black Super Mario edition of the normal-sized New Nintendo 3DS for $99 (sold my old 3DS XL a few months ago), a 3DS screen protector for 63 cents, and a Dia & Co styled box try-on for only $1.
All purchased online - to hell with running around that mess in person.
Was pondering getting some $15 3DS games but that didn't end up being on the cards this go-round, though I might try and get the re-released Animal Crossing 3DS game during the holidays sometime.
And I love too Be still, my indelible friend That love soon might end You are unbreaking And be known in its aching Though quaking Shown in this shaking Though crazy Lately of my wasteland, baby That's just wasteland, baby
A sense of smug satisfaction that I didn't buy anything I didn't need or want, just because it was cheap. Horrible, horrible "tradition" the UK has tried to import over the past few years.
I got a tablet (been wanting one for about two years) for $100 off, so that was nice. Now I can still play Achaea when I go on vacation back to the States in a couple weeks! Half-assed Achaea playing, but, it's something.
What'd you get? Most of my friends have the games we play regularly (Firefly, Coup, Pandemic, etc), but I've been slowly adding them to my shelf too.
I got Five Tribes, Trickerion, and an X-Wing miniatures core set. We've been buying and playing games for about a year now. Current favorites are Alchemists, Terra Mystica, Caverna, Tzolk'in, man I could go on forever.
We've got a local comic book store that hosts game nights every Monday and Friday, and we've got a friend we also play with on Tuesdays and some Thursdays. We're in deep, man.
It's a pretty slippery slope when it comes to buying board games... a few of the people I play with have rooms dedicated to only board games and they frequent conventions.
Feels more like an interactive RPG to me. We've been on a break since we had a particularly rough game in my group... someone pirated someone else and jettisoned all of their fuel in the middle of space. One mosey at a time to civilization!
its about time to dust it off, though. The set we play with includes all of the expansions so the table required to play keeps getting bigger... #CyberMondayIkeaSale
Feels more like an interactive RPG to me. We've been on a break since we had a particularly rough game in my group... someone pirated someone else and jettisoned all of their fuel in the middle of space. One mosey at a time to civilization!
its about time to dust it off, though. The set we play with includes all of the expansions so the table required to play keeps getting bigger... #CyberMondayIkeaSale
I didn't realize that you could pirate/jettison other's cargo. I know you can hire crew from them, but didn't know about the other. That definitely could make things more interesting!
I was thinking about doing a board game night once a month or something with friends. Since there seems to be a decent board game following here, what would you say your current top 5 games to play are?
I was thinking about doing a board game night once a month or something with friends. Since there seems to be a decent board game following here, what would you say your current top 5 games to play are?
Keep in mind that I really prefer games with minimal randomness and things like cards in hand. I love games where everything is on the table and all players have equal opportunity ( in the sense that RNG isn't favoring anyone), and my list definitely reflects that.
Honorable mentions: Terra Mystica, Star Wars Rebellion (only one play, but loved it), and completely not in keeping with the disclaimer above, but 7 Wonders is an excellent card-based game.
The ones who prefer having their hands in one spot that's about 6 inches or so rather than all around scattered on a keyboard attached to a box that may not even support awesome games and cost twice the price of a box that's made for awesome games with the added benefit of being on a screen of twice the size(Unless you're one of those weirdo's who uses a PC in the living room attached to the tv).
Though it never stopped me from having a gaming PC and consoles.
The ones who prefer having their hands in one spot that's about 6 inches or so rather than all around scattered on a keyboard attached to a box that may not even support awesome games and cost twice the price of a box that's made for awesome games with the added benefit of being on a screen of twice the size(Unless you're one of those weirdo's who uses a PC in the living room attached to the tv).
Though it never stopped me from having a gaming PC and consoles.
Why would you choose to game on a platform with worse performance and have clunky controls (dual joystick wtf?) that aren't nearly as precise. I just don't understand console gamers!
I was thinking about doing a board game night once a month or something with friends. Since there seems to be a decent board game following here, what would you say your current top 5 games to play are?
I've only played it a couple times, but I loved Arkham Horror.
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All purchased online - to hell with running around that mess in person.
Was pondering getting some $15 3DS games but that didn't end up being on the cards this go-round, though I might try and get the re-released Animal Crossing 3DS game during the holidays sometime.
That love soon might end You are unbreaking
And be known in its aching Though quaking
Shown in this shaking Though crazy
Lately of my wasteland, baby That's just wasteland, baby
I got it for PS4, sorry
got gud
We've got a local comic book store that hosts game nights every Monday and Friday, and we've got a friend we also play with on Tuesdays and some Thursdays. We're in deep, man.
its about time to dust it off, though. The set we play with includes all of the expansions so the table required to play keeps getting bigger... #CyberMondayIkeaSale
1) Alchemists
2) Caverna
(3) Tzolk'in
(4) Trickerion
(5) Puerto Rico
Honorable mentions: Terra Mystica, Star Wars Rebellion (only one play, but loved it), and completely not in keeping with the disclaimer above, but 7 Wonders is an excellent card-based game.
Though it never stopped me from having a gaming PC and consoles.