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One thing that often happens with board games is rule issues in translations. Specifics that are clear in one language get lost in translation. Wolff Designa is out of Latvia. So not surprised there are some hard to interpret rules.
It’s interesting that LLMs struggle with the board game rules like we do. I think game designers should get the llm to teach them from their rulebook. If an LLM can’t understand the rules good chance people will also be confused.
Long Shot: The dice game is also another decent option.
Ready set bet didn’t really work for me. But for a group that likes the more social side and yelling it seems good.
I gravitate towards games that have simpler rulesets with deep gameplay. I’m a big fan of Reiner Knizia but also Phil Walker-Harding and David Thompson.
I find it’s a great activity for people that aren’t that social. You get to participate in a group activity where your focus is on the game. Choosing the right game for the group is important though.
There are lot of solo only games and most cooperative games allow for solo play. During the pandemic it became pretty popular.
I do a mix of solo, in person and online with boardgamearena.
I barely ever dream.
Guided meditation has never worked for me.
I have a crazy good sense of direction. My girlfriend doesn’t understand how that works if I can’t see it in my mind.
I do have vivid recall of what things look like but I don’t see them at all.
It all made so much more sense when I figured this out.