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Most recently released board games have a quick start setup "mode" (where some random things are chosen for you), combined with a tutorial, along with summarize
by pushedx 3y ago
Most recently released board games have a quick start setup "mode" (where some random things are chosen for you), combined with a tutorial, along with summarized rules, more detailed rules, and a glossary.
I have found as suggested by the article that the best thing to do is to start playing the actual game as quickly as possible, and answer questions progressively using any of these forms of instruction.
- marcosdumay 3y agoYet, the summarized rules are essential. I get where the article is going, but the way it's written is not correct at all. If you don't read the rules first, you can't try anything.
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- drewcoo 3y agoThey're all happy path, like framework tutorials. For any game with complexity, they're not going to touch the odd edge cases that will have a pause while people argue about the rules for half an hour.