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Apperently the anti-monopolist version was just not as much fun. This is a board GAME not a morality teaching box, at least for most people who play it. So I d
by nickik 12y ago
Apperently the anti-monopolist version was just not as much fun. This is a board GAME not a morality teaching box, at least for most people who play it.
So I dont see how can compare it to products released to costumers.
I mean, how many games do you, or anybody play where everybody wins or loses the same. I can't think of many video or boardgames where this is the premis. So people just dont seam to care about it.
- hugs 12y agoI can think of one -- As a birthday present a while back, my kids received a board game called Forbidden Island -- where all the players have to work together to escape the island. During the game, the island is sinking and if they don't all work together, they all lose. My kids love the game. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbidden_Island_%28game%29 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbidden_Island_%28game%29
- happyscrappy 12y agoVonnegut had an interesting take on this. https://archive.org/stream/HarrisonBergeron/Harrison%20Bergeron_djvu.txt https://archive.org/stream/HarrisonBergeron/Harrison%20Berge...
- drabiega 12y agoCo-op modes are exceedingly common in multi-player video games? Battlestar Galactica, Pandemic, and Shadows over Camelot are popular co-op board games. Pandemic particularly has obtained a good amount of main stream appeal.