D&D&FAIL + WIN!
Mar. 15th, 2009 10:07 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Game Night failed to result in any actual Dungeons & Dragons due mostly to my stoopid poopy-head computer refusing to let me see our printer till after Dan touched it with his magic fingers. SERIOUSLY! I couldn't even get a "My Network Places" to show up and then he just TOUCHED THE MOUSE and it magically showed up in the Start Menu!
Anywho, didn't get character sheets printed out till just after 9:30ish, so it was kinda silly to begin a game right then.
HOWEVER!
aquatwo brought over Carcasonne and taught us all how to play a very very very simplified version of it. A good time was had by all :)
Then we busted out Munchkin. I can see why
aquatwo has had issues with this game in the past. If you're playing with a bunch of "I MUST WIN" types of people, it could easily become the feel-bad game of The Year. Lots of back-stabbing, lots of screwing people over... if we hadn't had such a fun-loving group of misfits, it could have become VERY awkward VERY quickly. Lucky for us we're all the "Let's have fun and make the game as fun for everyone as we possibly can... AND THEN I WILL WIN!!!" types of gamers :)
The Halfling Thief is ridiculously over-powered. I didn't WIN with one, but I did make several people miserable with it :)
Doing this thing on Saturday was an awesome success (imho) giving us plenty of time to try different games, enjoy conversation and eat Chex Mix till we barf. Looking VERY forward to our next shin-dig, which will be on Saturday March 11 (that's the weekend AFTER Emerald City Comic Con, btw).
(And in case you were wondering? Here's a list of the first names of everybody who showed up: Tanya, Dane, Steve, Kayla, Dan, Aurelia, Troy and Kanani. Now you all know each others names... tyr to match them to the faces and/or the LJ Profiles!)
Anywho, didn't get character sheets printed out till just after 9:30ish, so it was kinda silly to begin a game right then.
HOWEVER!
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Then we busted out Munchkin. I can see why
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The Halfling Thief is ridiculously over-powered. I didn't WIN with one, but I did make several people miserable with it :)
Doing this thing on Saturday was an awesome success (imho) giving us plenty of time to try different games, enjoy conversation and eat Chex Mix till we barf. Looking VERY forward to our next shin-dig, which will be on Saturday March 11 (that's the weekend AFTER Emerald City Comic Con, btw).
(And in case you were wondering? Here's a list of the first names of everybody who showed up: Tanya, Dane, Steve, Kayla, Dan, Aurelia, Troy and Kanani. Now you all know each others names... tyr to match them to the faces and/or the LJ Profiles!)
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Date: 2009-03-15 07:21 pm (UTC)My hubby and I used to battle each other via network. *lol*
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Date: 2009-03-15 07:57 pm (UTC)I'm sorry to hear D&D didn't work out. Hopefully next time...
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Date: 2009-03-15 09:15 pm (UTC)I wonder if perhaps your D&D game would better survive if you dedicated a night to it and had a different night for board games. I know RPGs can take a lot of time. Just a thought you are welcome to ignore or embrace at your leisure.
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Date: 2009-03-16 03:50 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-03-16 04:10 am (UTC)An hour or two is the most you need now :)
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Date: 2009-03-16 04:44 am (UTC)But that is why there are different kinds of games to appeal to different kinds of people, right? :D
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Date: 2009-03-15 09:17 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-03-15 09:37 pm (UTC)