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Topic	my top 32 tabletop games
SeabassDebeste 03/04/20 6:22:44 PM #141:	Great_Paul posted... ~~What colour was COdA in your game? For us it was red.~~ ~~i think we had black. we wound up nuking a yellow city, though.~~ Nelson_Mandela posted... I really enjoy standard Pandemic, but Legacy seems like you need to commit to regular playing times. Maybe when I have kids and they are old enough to not suck! yeah. if you like 2p a lot, you could run it with your wife probably - i think twice a month is enough not to lose track of the storyline. but opening all the boxes and grokking the rules requires longer than a normal pandemic game. ChaosTonyV4 posted... Damn, Ive never even heard of Draculas Feast, but it sounds 100% like something I would have kickstarted will tag you when the kickstarter for night of the mummy launches...! Mr Lasastryke posted... i'm like two months late with this but i'm surprised both carcassonne and settlers of catan are so low. from what little i know of tabletop games, they're both quite popular! never played carcassonne but love me some catan (though i'm not very good at it). i had a very negative first experience with catan and didn't particularly enjoy trading in it. i do see the appeal, but i'd say that this is a case where catan benefits a lot from being one of the progenitors of the genre, instead of being outstanding within it. just me though! --- 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:935235955] in my top 32 ... [t:78403474]...</cite> <quote>Great_Paul posted...</cite> <quote> What colour was COdA in your game? For us it was red. </quote> i think we had black. we wound up nuking a yellow city, though. Nelson_Mandela posted...</cite> <quote>I really enjoy standard Pandemic, but Legacy seems like you need to commit to regular playing times. Maybe when I have kids and they are old enough to not suck! </quote> yeah. if you like 2p a lot, you could run it with your wife probably - i think twice a month is enough not to lose track of the storyline. but opening all the boxes and grokking the rules requires longer than a normal pandemic game. ChaosTonyV4 posted...</cite> <quote>Damn, Ive never even heard of Draculas Feast, but it sounds 100% like something I would have kickstarted </quote> will tag you when the kickstarter for night of the mummy launches...! Mr Lasastryke posted...</cite> <quote>i'm like two months late with this but i'm surprised both carcassonne and settlers of catan are so low. from what little i know of tabletop games, they're both quite popular! never played carcassonne but love me some catan (though i'm not very good at it). </quote> i had a very negative first experience with catan and didn't particularly enjoy trading in it. i do see the appeal, but i'd say that this is a case where catan benefits a lot from being one of the progenitors of the genre, instead of being outstanding within it. just me though! --- 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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