5/4/2010 6:13:59 PM
JohnKerr
( John Kerr)
Administrator
Posts: 1239
BggId: johnkerr
|
Gaming is on as normal this upcoming Saturday, May 8th. 1pm.
I have two new additions, Macao and Homesteaders, both of which I'm hoping to get in.
Who is coming and what might you like to play?
|
|
permalink
|
5/4/2010 6:18:42 PM
rbynaker
( Rick Bynaker)
Posts: 437
BggId: rbynaker
|
I'm in.
If there's a beginner's game of Homesteaders I'd be interested. Don't know anything about Macao.
Rick
|
|
permalink
|
5/4/2010 6:34:38 PM
JohnKerr
( John Kerr)
Administrator
Posts: 1239
BggId: johnkerr
|
Rick, I think all the games are going to be beginner games!
Macao is all about getting cubes and using cubes to build things that let you get more cubes until you can convert your cubes into points. It's unique mechanism is that the main input of cubes comes from a dice roll that everyone shares. If you pick the high numbers to get more cubes, it also pushes out how far in the future those cubes come into play for you. I've played it once and enjoyed it.
|
|
permalink
|
5/4/2010 6:39:44 PM
rbynaker
( Rick Bynaker)
Posts: 437
BggId: rbynaker
|
Sounds like fun. I like both dice and cubes. What's the map look like? 
Rick
|
|
permalink
|
5/4/2010 6:46:32 PM
JohnKerr
( John Kerr)
Administrator
Posts: 1239
BggId: johnkerr
|
rbynaker wrote:
Sounds like fun. I like both dice and cubes. What's the map look like? Rick
Well, there _is_ one. Isn't that enough??
|
|
permalink
|
5/5/2010 5:15:31 AM
museumme
( museumme )
Posts: 210
|
I would really like to try Homesteaders, but I think Macao also looked like fun. Maybe I will be able to stay long enough to play both!
|
|
permalink
|
5/5/2010 8:41:35 AM
kas
( Kent Neumann)
Posts: 27
|
Unfortunately, I can only stay to around 4:30 but will be bringing something interesting if you enjoy Hansa Teutonica.
Kent
|
|
permalink
|
5/5/2010 10:20:17 PM
Oboewan
( Oboewan )
Posts: 533
|
JohnKerr wrote:
Rick, I think all the games are going to be beginner games!
Macao is all about getting cubes and using cubes to build things that let you get more cubes until you can convert your cubes into points. It's unique mechanism is that the main input of cubes comes from a dice roll that everyone shares. If you pick the high numbers to get more cubes, it also pushes out how far in the future those cubes come into play for you. I've played it once and enjoyed it.
Out of curiosity, that sounds almost like Colonia... I wonder which came first.....
--
"Who is the more foolish, the fool or the fool who posts after him?"
|
|
permalink
|
5/6/2010 9:58:48 AM
Jason
( Jason )
Posts: 36
BggId: Zalasta
|
Oboewan wrote:
Out of curiosity, that sounds almost like Colonia... I wonder which came first.....
Macao is nothing like Colonia, other than the fact that cubes can be used to "purchase" things. =P
|
|
permalink
|
5/6/2010 11:35:11 AM
Oboewan
( Oboewan )
Posts: 533
|
Jason wrote:
Oboewan wrote:
Out of curiosity, that sounds almost like Colonia... I wonder which came first..... Macao is nothing like Colonia, other than the fact that cubes can be used to "purchase" things. =P \
Oh I'm sure they're quite different... but they seem to both use the buy-things-to-build-things-to-buy-things-to-sell-things-to-buy-things-to-buy-points- mechanic. I'll have to wait until the beach to play Macao... don't think I'll make it Saturday
--
"Who is the more foolish, the fool or the fool who posts after him?"
|
|
permalink
|