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Good point... I should clarify that "anybody who is there" means "whoever happens to be at the scene NOW". How do you mean modern eurogames? The nautical ind
by spiritplumber 13y ago
Good point...
I should clarify that "anybody who is there" means "whoever happens to be at the scene NOW".
How do you mean modern eurogames?
The nautical industry actually has excellent emergency management protocols in place -- it constantly amazes me that other industries do not copy it.
- VLM 13y agomodern eurogame = Powergrid, Agricola, stuff like that. Monopoly is from the USA and the 1930s. Old USA adult games + modern eurogames = complicated adult games. I was trying to draw distinction between adult board games which are often kinda complicated and kids board games like chutes -n- ladders. If you need an elaborate scheme for distribution of labor when playing "Stone Age" that's normal, but if you need similar elaborate labor sharing agreements for chutes -n- ladders or Uno, you've been playing for booze shots too long or something like that.
- spiritplumber 13y agoA Democracy game of Uno sounds like fun... especially with alcohol involved. I get your point, thanks -- true, game theory often fails to account for the reactions people have when there their self-interest is concerned. If I could fix that, I'd probably rule the world :) Thank you for your help! How does the other stuff look? I'm going to freeze edits on that page for now, and discuss it here.
- VLM 13y agoit looks good, and best of luck to you