New boardgames

[Tamas]

Don't do it CdM. You will spend countless annoying hours of punching the counters out, then you will reorganize your entire living space in order to accomodate the maps, then you will spend half a day setting the game up. Then when you will be ready to start, you will realize you lack time, space, and energy to play it, and pack it all up and never take an other look at it.

[The Brain]

You will spend countless annoying hours of punching the counters out, then you will reorganize your entire living space in order to accomodate the maps, then you will spend half a day setting the game up. Then when you will be ready to start,

That's not the CdM way.

[CountDeMoney]

Don't do it CdM. You will spend countless annoying hours of punching the counters out, then you will reorganize your entire living space in order to accomodate the maps, then you will spend half a day setting the game up. Then when you will be ready to start, you will realize you lack time, space, and energy to play it, and pack it all up and never take an other look at it.

I usually don't get that far.

[CountDeMoney]

Thanks for stopping me, people. 

Order shipped.

[jimmy olsen]

Thanks for stopping me, people. 

Order shipped.

Would you really have listened to anything we said?

Hell you'd probably decide to do the opposite of whatever I said.

[CountDeMoney]

Thanks for stopping me, people. 

Order shipped.

Would you really have listened to anything we said?

Hell you'd probably decide to do the opposite of whatever I said.

I can't lie.  WE HAS TO HAVE IT.

Bought the expansion kit, too. 

[Habbaku]

The problem with such a game is that you know, by mere virtue of its size, that it has never been playtested more than once or twice--and both times by the designer, rather than someone objectively judging it for game quirks.  I can't buy a game where there is not even a pretense of quality-control involved.

[CountDeMoney]

The problem with such a game is that you know, by mere virtue of its size, that it has never been playtested more than once or twice--and both times by the designer, rather than someone objectively judging it for game quirks.  I can't buy a game where there is not even a pretense of quality-control involved.

Some of the chinks in the armor have been exposed on CSW.  But, in the end, I just needed it.

[CountDeMoney]

Now, thinking about it, my head hurts just thinking about all the ASL stuff I could've bought instead.

[Habbaku]

And how that stuff is actually playable PBEM/Vassal.   

[Habbaku]

Don't worry, though.  Judging by all the other monster games that I own and have never played ( DAK 2, Case Blue, etc.) the resale value is going to be pretty good.  Hell, I bought both DAK 2 and CB on a lark and they're already profitable, if I were to sell them.

[katmai]

And how that stuff is actually playable PBEM/Vassal.   

Those things never concern him

[Jaron]

lol

[CountDeMoney]

Don't worry, though.  Judging by all the other monster games that I own and have never played ( DAK 2, Case Blue, etc. the resale value is going to be pretty good.  Hell, I bought both DAK 2 and CB on a lark and they're already profitable, if I were to sell them.

Yeah, this was the last of the "Must Haves" on my list that I went crazy with the last year. 
Now, I'm pretty much sated until "Where Eagles Dare" comes out.

The only thing to do now is 1) keep up with the OCS releases that interest me as they come along, and 2) jump into ASL, which I never did.

[CountDeMoney]

And how that stuff is actually playable PBEM/Vassal.   

Those things never concern him

Shush yo mouf.