also literally the way i work, just more nefarious women, and more, larger robots for said women

never seen an author as physically incapable of Stopping Winning as you, hope it's not an issue in your daily life

Let's gooooo, I wish your wife a lot of squishiness in and out of boardgames, it's one of the best things in life truly

horribly cursed in a way that... kind of calls to me

Aah I love those squishy berriessss and the adorable art! Really enjoyed navigating that decision space every time I've played. Good stuff, hope you have fun exploring it! Really nice interweaving of worker placement and tableau building 🥰

Goodness fuck what a piece of radioactive waste this man is

I'd say I find it fascinating how these numbnuts scream at anyone that dares ship two male characters together but it's just baseline homophobia, it's not even interesting

is this referring to a specific creepy pasta or just in general, what does she mean by thisssssss

this is giving me war flashbacks to sweet bro and hella jeff

Haven't tried it since release with that group yet, the no-loss, no-positive effect, "adding one negative effect after each win until they're all in play" runs would DEFINITELY be tough with 8 players

We've played a good few games at 8 players even before the game had been released, with 3-cards hands (we didn't know about like the modifier deck or things like that), and it felt fine!

(4-cards hands with 2-cards flop we had an abysmal winrate with though but still fun)

We were playing the gang non-stop like two months *before* release because a friend of mine met the designer on holiday. With The Crew cards to replace the chips (since they come in four colors, perfect), played a few 8-player games with 3- and 4-cards hands! A good time was had by all

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Sure, it's thoughts of football that fill your mind. Like his glistening thigh muscles in the sun and the strong embrace of his arms while you celebrate a goal. Nothing being repressed here

Yeah i mean... yes. That is also a problem, but not specifically for Next Fest but like... In general

Exactly, very well articulated point about network effects, thank you!

Sure Steam doesn't stop the *players* from playing games on itch, but it does make it less viable for devs to use other means of distribution if they're smaller + need the money&exposure, which means paying steam for the service