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WCDT strips 4106 - 4110 (7th to 11th October 2019)

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Thrudd:
He invoked the name of the evil empire.

They have been the death of many a game company through predatory acquisition and attempted large scale Monetization of niche products.
I so miss Avalon Hill and their swath of games covering every genre.
Yet Milton- Bradley, Parker Brothers, et al have had some of their games survive despite Hasbro marketing machinations.
Trivial Pursuit was killed with just so many different flavours and now the same is being milked from Monopoly till that is also a desiccated husk.

Ware the inrush of rabid Hasbro lawyers in 3 2 1

cesium133:
There is only one version of Trivial Pursuit: Genus Edition. The one from when Jimmy Carter was president.

Wingy:
I have the AdultTrivia knockoff from the early 1980s.  It's just about as fun as Genus.

jmsr:

--- Quote from: oddtail on 10 Oct 2019, 01:09 ---There's already a game where you play Jenga and one person makes things up as they go along.

It's called "Dread", and it's a horror-themed tabletop RPG with Jenga as the mechanic for death (or otherwise losing your character). It's pretty amazing and I highly recommend it.

I wouldn't play whatever Melon is playing, though. I was never a fan of things being random and arbitrary and making little sense. And I doubt Melon's thought processes make much sense to anyone but Melon or a god-tier AI.

--- End quote ---

I would.  This is basically Calvinball.

oddtail:

--- Quote from: jmsr on 10 Oct 2019, 13:21 ---
--- Quote from: oddtail on 10 Oct 2019, 01:09 ---There's already a game where you play Jenga and one person makes things up as they go along.

It's called "Dread", and it's a horror-themed tabletop RPG with Jenga as the mechanic for death (or otherwise losing your character). It's pretty amazing and I highly recommend it.

I wouldn't play whatever Melon is playing, though. I was never a fan of things being random and arbitrary and making little sense. And I doubt Melon's thought processes make much sense to anyone but Melon or a god-tier AI.

--- End quote ---

I would.  This is basically Calvinball.

--- End quote ---

To each their own  :-) I never understood why anyone would find the concept of Calvinball appealing.

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