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Hate all games and just love the one you already know… problem solved! 😉
Yes folks, we have a grognard
aw, you always say so nice things to me…. I think. 😉
Just give them to Justin to vet then play the one’s he recommends?
Good points made by Caesar!
Very unrealistic to expect research deepth of that magnitude from any game reviewer.
IMHO. ??
Its only 6000 days of play per year. If we assume there’s 6 of you there on average doing reviews, you only have to be playing 3 games at a time 24 hours a day, while writing the reviews and you can keep on top of it. I believe in you!
A gut feeling framed within the context of “I’ve only played it once or twice” still has value. Doesn’t need to be after 20 plays. Knowing you played it once or twice and want to play the ones you know rather than this one still is useful.
6…we should be so lucky
This is why you still have a mountain of grey stuck in the small spaces of your home. It might be good to hire out for the application of pigment my good man.
Decimate the games.
you do realise that’s basicaly Lloyds suggestion. to Decimate is to reduce it by 10% so just hate every tenth game
Yes, that was my point.
So … no one thought of 3D printing another lloyd yet ?
Isn’t that why there are so many of those machines in their office ?
I’m sure that’ll solve this problem … 😉
If you can’t alpha strike the game is no go 😀
But then there is no time to review them ? you can’t just play and have fun! ?
Must admit was never quite sure why they need it anyway , Justin and co do lets play and run the rules, with some games getting multiple plays on screen, isn’t it then up to the watcher to review the game?