Taken in Toronto
People say it in person a lot. Another factor might be that some people view it coming across as either non genuine or passive aggressive in written form.
This is likely a class action lawsuit waiting to happen.
Watched a few minutes of it and basically it's just game trailers. It's an industry award show, there's not much to say about it.
The issue with these illegal drugs in Canada is that there's synthetic opioids in almost all the drugs. With cocaine it's potentially deadly since it inhibits naloxone. I'm definitely pro decriminalization. People are going to do these drugs, let's make them safer.
Basically yeah, it's hard to get to the table because it's a massive commitment. Also the rules are pretty crazy, you really need to have several people know the rules otherwise you'll probably be missing things. It was definitely a cool experience though, just one that's hard to get to the table since I either play with my family (who would never play a game this heavy) or friends who are typically busy with kids so we need to keep games under 2 hours.
The most complex game I've ever played was the original Android game from FFG. That game is some kind of crazy fever dream. It's a cyberpunk mystery inspired by Blade Runner. It has 8 different playable characters, each with their own unique rules. I only managed to get it to the table once and we weren't even able to finish it. It was definitely a very unique and interesting board game experience.
At first I was wondering why you were using your feet, then I saw all your videos had you using your feet. Awesome work, keep it up!
This seems like an art installation. Can't book this "hotel"
Anybody play any of these games?
I think this is a limitation of Lemmy. There is no one single Lemmy. Each instance talks to a set of other instances and has their own block list. Things you can find on one instance might not available on another one
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Isn't it more like $20 or whatever the difference is between the regular version and this special edition? Still kind of dumb, but at least it is a bit more reasonable.