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Dominion General Discussion / Re: Dominion song parodies
« on: January 08, 2013, 04:04:15 pm »
Dominion Filk Contest!!
Learn. Scientific. Notation. People.
Can you prove it is representative of the whole number though? Or just representative of a larger sample?
No idea. I'm not a mathematician.
Roll 300 20-sided die. Make that number negative, raise 10 to that power, then +$ equal to the value of the digit of pi at that place.
We had a full house of 6 players, all competent gamespeople, so the whole board was in play.
I thought even with 6 players, you leave out out one area?
There's nothing wrong with Flux.
It's a light, quick game, easy to play...
Mao is a great game.
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Mao needs to die in a fire. When the entire point of a game is to frustrate new players, it has no right to exist.
The wording is such that even if you have multiple Halfbacks in play, you still only get the same bonus (to avoid sudden explosions of money).
This wording doesn't work for what you want to do. Each copy of the card in play still triggers when you buy a card. Sure, they all check "Hey, is a Halfback in play?" when you do, but they each have the ability, and they each resolve independently.
The only way I know for sure to get around this is by wording it like "In games using this, when you buy a card with one or more copies of this in play,...". Any other wording will happen for every copy in play.
I guess you could do something like "When you buy a card, unless you've gained $ since you last bought a card this turn,..." but man is that even weirder.
Its pretty cool, it runs on ISO too...I find it a nice alternative to Dominion, although I still like DOM more...its in BETA so you dont have all the cards and abilities yet, but a good opp for people to get in early for a game...be the first people/etc
TSP
Eating tables is nothing to be ashamed about, i am partial to a bit of carpet munching myself
I hate when I've just finished updating the Through the Ages spreadsheets and feel like I can Excel pretty hard but then I come here and theory and Kuildeous Excel harder than I can and I feel like I can't Excel very hard after all
If we're defining a "Rising Jaguar" to be a double-digit seed to make it to the Final Four, then there are 5 shots left:
(11)dondon has to beat (7)Zem and (1)Stef
(14)Drab has to beat (22)easwaran, (2)Obi Wan, and (5)ednever
(22)easwaran has to beat (14)Drab, (2)Obi Wan, and (5)ednever
(24)Funkiemonk has to beat (4)WW and the winner of (2)Mic Q vs (51)LordHedgie
(51)LordHedgie has to beat (2)Mic Q and the winner of (4)WW vs (24)Funkiemonk
It's a daunting task for all 5, but hey, that's what it takes to be a Rising Jaguar...
Kirian's good analysis and strategy points kept me enthralled in reading.
I never played MTGO because it -seemed- dumb to pay for cards twice. I probably will never play Goko for the same reason.
1. Security. A coworker who I introduced to Dominion did some basic cyber-security snooping (all legal) on Goko, needless to say I shan't be giving them a real email account nor access to any credit card or other personal information until they get serious about being a serious web business.
Well, the trick in the comic that make it funny is, the last category should be "games where humans will NEVER beat computers", and those are the games with the least depth.