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Topic	my top 32 tabletop games
SeabassDebeste 03/10/20 6:08:22 PM #166:	Nelson_Mandela posted... Castles of Burgundy might be my all-time favorite. Looking forward to learning about 14 games that are better! I feel decent about putting a lot of the remaining games about CoB, but in terms of competitive couple's games that play in 60-90 minutes, I think this is actually #1! Tom Bombadil posted... heck yea castles of burgundy One of many (several by the same guy) on the list of games I played once and would love to play more but we see those friends infrequently enough that there are always new games to try instead i sympathize - i almost always want to play something new in addition to the old. the solution is just to have more game nights total imhhhho KommunistKoala posted... my friends played it and raved about it when there were only 4 people available to play games but I havent been able to try it yet because always too many people 2 or 3 player will never happen though lol yeah, unfortunately 4p adds nothing but playtime and board complexity. it's really good and if you ever do find yourself for whatever reason having a small-group situation, i totally recommend! i assume your group never splits into smaller games? --- 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:935498290] in my top 32 ... [t:78403474]...</cite> <quote>Nelson_Mandela posted...</cite> <quote>Castles of Burgundy might be my all-time favorite. Looking forward to learning about 14 games that are better! </quote> I feel decent about putting a lot of the remaining games about CoB, but in terms of competitive couple's games that play in 60-90 minutes, I think this is actually #1! Tom Bombadil posted...</cite> <quote>heck yea castles of burgundy One of many (several by the same guy) on the list of games I played once and would love to play more but we see those friends infrequently enough that there are always new games to try instead </quote> i sympathize - i almost always want to play something new in addition to the old. the solution is just to have more game nights total imhhhho KommunistKoala posted...</cite> <quote>my friends played it and raved about it when there were only 4 people available to play games but I havent been able to try it yet because always too many people 2 or 3 player will never happen though lol </quote> yeah, unfortunately 4p adds nothing but playtime and board complexity. it's really good and if you ever do find yourself for whatever reason having a small-group situation, i totally recommend! i assume your group never splits into smaller games? --- 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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