Debugging | 2021 Solo PnP Contest
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Today we'll have a look at Debugging from the Solo Print and Play Contest on Board Game Geek. Best one yet? Let find out.
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I do enjoy watching you get bullied by paper. :) Love this theme! If you know a bit about computers, most of the terms and synergies make sense. If your fans fail, your GPU is gonna overheat and die. Also love all the funny bugs like the tin and and getting Rick rolled. Looked like fun to play!
Yeah, this game has a plethora of puns. Madie was saying it's like it came from contest of chaos.
Enough puns to qualify for the competition of chaos? High praise indeed!
This looks like it was very challenging. Kept you on your toes. But it's a cool theme you don't normally see in games. In fact I was thinking the theme and mechanic could have been one of our contest of chaos games lol. It almost looks like you could mount it to an old Monopoly board for longevity.
😂 Yes, this is contest of chaos material for sure. I don't have my game board making technique down yet, so I wanted to keep it simple for the video, but I'll definitely mount it later for myself.
This is definitely a pretty cool game.
Glad there is a limit to how many turns in a row the computer can take , otherwise you could get into a loop of the computer destroying you without any actual means of winning. It is hard enough that, based on the more 0s rule, the computer is more likely to have 2 turns in a row than not.
Yes! That rule was implemented after a playtest in which the computer had 6 turns in a row, and then later had another long run in a row (I didn't record the length of the second). It was... crushing.
This is a really cool theme - thanks for the showcase!