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Topic	another year of tabletop rankings and writeups
SeabassDebeste 12/30/19 4:16:00 PM #58:	TomNook posted... Seven entries, and there has yet to be a 5+ complexity rating show up yet! I take it those are more your type of game. Guess we'll see! that's an interesting point! my tastes have definitely trended heavier with time Raka_Putra posted... Oh man that last game sounds really fun to play with my theater friends. yeah, i'm sure it can be enjoyed by the right group! i just don't think much of it as a "game," more an activity. (i've removed a few games that i love because they seemed a little nebulous on the "game" angle) Tom Bombadil posted... social games ewwwwww hi tom TomNook posted... My issue with ONUW is how the total randomness undermines any sense of strategy. Not that a game needs strategy to be fun, but it feels like a game built on it, but a few players at random just have their shit ruined for no reason. Naye745 posted... with one night werewolf you have to be willing to accept that sometimes the lack of information (due to the way the "night" played out) is beyond your grasp and may sometimes result in something seemingly completely random happening it's not a great game but it is certainly more fun than munchkin, and a heck of a lot shorter also a nice icebreaker game for groups with many strangers can agree with these, and perhaps it's a sign of how little i now want to play with strangers that i don't like ONUW! never played munchkin so no comment there! --- yet all sailors of all sorts are more or less capricious and unreliable - they live in the varying outer weather, and they inhale its fickleness <cite>SeabassDebeste posted [p:932248555] in another ye... [t:78284791]...</cite> <quote>TomNook posted... </cite> <quote>Seven entries, and there has yet to be a 5+ complexity rating show up yet! I take it those are more your type of game. Guess we'll see!</quote>that's an interesting point! my tastes have definitely trended heavier with time Raka_Putra posted... </cite> <quote>Oh man that last game sounds really fun to play with my theater friends.</quote>yeah, i'm sure it can be enjoyed by the right group! i just don't think much of it as a "game," more an activity. (i've removed a few games that i love because they seemed a little nebulous on the "game" angle) Tom Bombadil posted... </cite> <quote>social games ewwwwww</quote>hi tom TomNook posted... </cite> <quote>My issue with ONUW is how the total randomness undermines any sense of strategy. Not that a game needs strategy to be fun, but it feels like a game built on it, but a few players at random just have their shit ruined for no reason.</quote> Naye745 posted... </cite> <quote>with one night werewolf you have to be willing to accept that sometimes the lack of information (due to the way the "night" played out) is beyond your grasp and may sometimes result in something seemingly completely random happening it's not a great game but it is certainly more fun than munchkin, and a heck of a lot shorter also a nice icebreaker game for groups with many strangers</quote>can agree with these, and perhaps it's a sign of how little i now want to play with strangers that i don't like ONUW! never played munchkin so no comment there! --- yet all sailors of all sorts are more or less capricious and unreliable - they live in the varying outer weather, and they inhale its fickleness</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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