genialgenius.bsky.social
I love games, be they video games or board games.
Lead designer at WB Montreal on unannounced. He/Him
twitter: @Genialgenius
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FYI, @charlieangus104.bsky.social . dunno if others have pointed this out to you, but your newletter being on substack is not good.
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Waiting for mine up here in the Great White North
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My heart goes out to every americans that are living through this hell. I can't even begin to imagine what you guys are going through
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Not a fan of Ford, but gotta admit he's being dealing with this issue quite well. Wished Legault was as firm...
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Yes, most of the time. It is very rare that I'll wake up in the middle of the night and obsess over something. Now, doesn't mean that I'm not a nervous person/stress bunny at time...
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"Hierarchies of obligations" are exactly what He came to annihilate, or re-annihilate, because they were always nothing. Do I love my own family more than I love the poor? Yes. Of course I do. I am human. So I pray for a greater heart, to increase my love for all human beings. That is my journey.
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Now at 193, give it a follow!
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Doesn't help that I still can't defeat the first boss...
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Curious to see what you thought of Habemus Papam. Had several plays of Dead Cells last week as well and... it's a game. Not bad, not great, not sure how interesting it is really vs it being an activity.
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I remember reading almost all of Doc Savage when I was in high school. Was a great way to learn English (if not, looking back, a bit racist...)
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Yeah, the original rules were a little... disconnected to the game itself. It was more a question of "we need to keep using roughly the same system" rather than "what does this game need". Old thinking... :)
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Is it a "complete" book or do you need the core T8 rulebook to use it?
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Woot! Looking forward to reading it!
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Not a publisher, but indeed, Trans Rights Are Human Rights
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It's a little odd
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Canada (EN) shows a lot of results for #democrat
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Quite the contrast between #1 and 2. Not sure if two games could be more polar opposite (love both, just very, very different feel)
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As I said, it's never 100% clear, even if after the fact you notice that it made no difference. If it was clear, then indeed...
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Urg, I really want to read the 90's volume, just to see what they say about Dream Pod 9...
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Maybe it's just the group I used to play with, but it was never the case when we played 1860 and 1817. Sure, the difference in money/gap between the players would change, but not the final order
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I really think that those last rounds are more a product of "I want to see my trains run" rather than having a real impact on the game
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That is my number one pet peeve about most 18XX. Never really sure that the last 2-5 OR are really necessary/make a difference in ranking (ie, who comes first/second/etc).