Was the tune being played with a musical instrument?Technically yes.
Was the man playing that musical instrument?No.
Was the old woman in her house?Yes.
Had the man permission to be were he was?No.
Did she previously know this man?No.
Was this a real gun meant to shoot real bullets into targets?Yes.
Was this a real man?Yes.
Was she expecting to be woken up?No.
Was the tune being whistled?No.
Was the tune being played with a real instrument?...define real?
With more than one instrument?No.
Was the tune played from a recording?No.
Was the man responsible for the tune that woke her up?Yes (if I'm understanding the question right).
Was the woman indoors?Yes.
If yes, was the man inside the same house?Yes.
Had the woman heard the tune before?Yes.
People don't like being woken up in the middle of night by some guy singing Poker Face.
Player 1 buys one Province before their engine is finishedNow there are three Provinces left and the split is Player 1: 3, Player 2: 2. This normally goes in one of three directions:
Player 2 finishes engine and buys two Provinces
Player 1 finishes engine and buys two Provinces
Player 2 buys two more Provinces
Player 1 buys the last Province plus some combination of Duchies and Estates and wins
Player 2 buys just one Province and some combination of Duchies and Estates
Player 1 buys the last two Provinces and wins
Player 2 buys some combination of Duchies, Estates, and non-VP cardsObviously this is in a game where the only VP come from Province/Duchy/Estate. The only way I've managed to beat people who pull this off is by them getting bad draw on their would-be winning hand. Are there ways to avoid this trap? What would you do?
Player 1 buys two more Provinces
Player 2 buys the last Province and some combination of Duchies and Estates (and then loses from not enough VP)
I only wanted to do one, which probably doesn't merit its own thread.Random question: Can I do the next one?
I don't think you even need to wait. Just start a new thread. I don't think anybody would mind.
Very happy that Missy is a Time Lady, and completely fine with her being the Master. The only part of it I don't like is her earlier-episode comments that the Doctor is her "boyfriend" and her kissing the Doctor - look, if you're going to do Doctor/Master slash, have the guts to do it when the Master is still male. Waiting until she's conveniently female is grating, and more "Moffat being Moffat". That is, if they even go down that road. I have hope that these comments were just Mistress-esque madness and won't be dwelt on, which would be for the best.YES. THIS. YES YES YES. On the one hand, I'm REALLY happy that we finally have a legit female Gallifreyan/Time Lady again and that there's been a male-to-female regeneration, but on the other, is Moffat seriously canonizing Doctor/Master now just because the Master is a woman? That just screams homophobia AND misogyny. Oh sure he'll make a lesbian couple as background characters and such but when it actually "matters", nope, no non-straights allowed. Like you, the least I can hope is that the story doesn't actually dwell on it. Also, I really want to know what the person in question's plans are...
Dammit! I thought I was onto something. Ah wells.
Was James's grief relationship/romance-related?
No.
Nup, you're absolutely right.Screw this game
Correct me if I'm wrong.
I was wondering how to make that third line scan better. And I say "huzzah" all the time so I can't believe I didn't think of this.Oh what a good card is KC
How I love to play actions times three
What cards will I pick up?
There's two King's Courts, what luck!
And no other actions? F**k me.
I might go with
"What cards will I draw?
Two King's Courts! Huzzah!"
because it scans a little better and also lets you say "Huzzah"
Elanchana Destler plays Saboteur
(opponent) reveals Saboteur
(opponent) trashes Saboteur
Elanchana Destler plays SaboteurAnd of course the finale
(opponent) reveals Mining Village
(opponent) trashes Mining Village
(opponent) gains Estate
Elanchana Destler plays Saboteur
(opponent) reveals Saboteur
(opponent) trashes Saboteur
(opponent) gains Silver
Elanchana Destler plays Saboteur
(opponent) reveals Province
(opponent) trashes Province
(opponent) gains Duchy
Elanchana Destler plays Saboteur
(opponent) reveals Duchy
(opponent) trashes Duchy
(opponent) gains Estate
Elanchana Destler plays 2 Copper, 1 Gold, 1 Potion
Elanchana Destler buys Province
Elanchana Destler gains Province
Elanchana Destler buys Province
Elanchana Destler gains Province
Elanchana Destler places Alchemist, Alchemist, Alchemist, Alchemist, Alchemist, Alchemist, Alchemist, Alchemist on top of deck
Elanchana Destler draws Alchemist, Alchemist, Alchemist, Alchemist, Alchemist
Game Over
