kbithecrowing wrote:That looks more tedious than fun but really I dig shorter games (i.e. less than 2 hours), because you can play more than one or a different game and I don't have to be the guy who bails because he's bored. Unless it's risk, I'd stick that one out.
Setting up definitely looks tedious, but the game itself sounds like some kind of SUPER RISK.
Twilight Imperium Third Edition is an epic empire-building game of interstellar conflict, trade, and struggle for power. Players take the roles of ancient galactic civilizations, each seeking to seize the imperial throne via warfare, diplomacy, and technological progression.
back to school in the fall....actually I'm not sure if this is in the right thread. But money's run out and the thought of doing retail or ditch digging level manual labor for the rest of my life is not the most appealing thing in the world.
My day was feeling kinda shitty, but then they just closed our giant office and sent everyone home before the big storms hit. Looks like playing guitar with lots of fuzz in a storm for this evening's activities.
Our second baby is still taking its time showing up. It was due last weekend and I'm off work chilling at home. We already have a two year old daughter who is hilarious and such a cool kid. Although we are just waiting and I have a crazy toddler and a ever crazier pregnant girlfriend, it's a really happy time in our house.
Getting daily playing time in too. Loving that while I can get it.
she was sitting out in the middle of the street here in the trailer court, squeaking for the mom who had probably abandoned her now that she'd been weaned. she ws out there for two or three minutes before Doug coaxed her out of the middle of the street and she proceeded to explore the yard and porch. by the time she came out from under the porch the second time i was already thinking of names for her. she's absolutely fearless as far as the other cats go, and comes to me when i squeak like a kitty. so i guess i have two cats now, which is pretty impressive for someone who's technically homeless.
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FIFTY YEARS OF SCARING THE CHILDREN 1970-2020--and i'm not done yet
she was sitting out in the middle of the street here in the trailer court, squeaking for the mom who had probably abandoned her now that she'd been weaned. she ws out there for two or three minutes before Doug coaxed her out of the middle of the street and she proceeded to explore the yard and porch. by the time she came out from under the porch the second time i was already thinking of names for her. she's absolutely fearless as far as the other cats go, and comes to me when i squeak like a kitty. so i guess i have two cats now, which is pretty impressive for someone who's technically homeless.
Two friends of a friend I haven't seen in a while just called me and said they missed me, that we should hang out more. & wow, that phone call felt so good. Just the simple effort of calling and catching up for ten minutes, big smiles on mah face.
D.o.S. wrote:I'm fucking stupid and no one should operate under any other premise.
but really I dig shorter games (i.e. less than 2 hours), because you can play more than one or a different game and I don't have to be the guy who bails because he's bored. Unless it's risk, I'd stick that one out.
