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Topic	my top 32 tabletop games
Peace___Frog 02/23/20 11:57:19 PM #90:	turbopuns3 posted... El Dorado's biggest problem, imo, is that trashing is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too strong. Spend a few turns in the first board piece abusing the trash space then you just blow by everyone and win in 5 turns. The game literally comes down to just "who had the lucky positioning/draw to lock down the first trash space". Such high potential for a game idea that it's a big disappointment. I agree that trashing is really strong and can take some of the competitiveness away. My group does a house rule for trashing where you can only do it once per space. --- ~Peaf~ <cite>Peace___Frog posted [p:934794637] in my top 32 ... [t:78403474]...</cite> <quote>turbopuns3 posted... </cite> <quote>El Dorado's biggest problem, imo, is that trashing is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too strong. Spend a few turns in the first board piece abusing the trash space then you just blow by everyone and win in 5 turns. The game literally comes down to just "who had the lucky positioning/draw to lock down the first trash space". Such high potential for a game idea that it's a big disappointment.</quote>I agree that trashing is really strong and can take some of the competitiveness away. My group does a house rule for trashing where you can only do it once per space. --- ~Peaf~</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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