Re:Play AI Dungeon 2. Become a Dragon. Eat the Moon
by cgriswald on Monday December 16, 2019 @04:13PM
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Once you know what all the cards do, you don’t really end up reading them anymore. So, it’s a lie that there are no rules, but learning the rules is spread across multiple game sessions. The way we play other games, that’s roughly what happens with those games too. Games don’t “count” until we’ve all got a grasp of the rules.
You can plan strategy. Whether it’s more or less likely to be thwarted I can’t really say. I try to be flexible with a few plans. The main difference is you are more likely to be accidentally thwarted than in other games.
Furthermore, I was dismayed when I learned (upon first time playing) that "It's easy to get started: there are no rules to read!" actually means "you spend the entire game reading rules!"
I acknowledge that this is not a very social (and somewhat rude) way to play this social game, which is why I typically politely decline to play it.