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Knowing why I didn't like it is really important for me. A game might not be fun occasionally due to the players 😅
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I research things to death… so I only buy games I will 100% like 😅
Up to about 45 now… not a bad ru
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I will usually try a game a second time. But if I'm just not having fun, no need to keep trying
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This happened to me with Vagrantsong.
Was SUPER hyped for it. LOVE the theme and the art style. Sounded like a really cool, narrative-driven, campaign game with a theme that my friends could get into.
Was aware of the sub-par rulebook, so I read it over multiple times before our first session. Checked out all the FAQs and BGG threads. Thought i had a handle on it.
First session... still had tons of rules questions and confusion and it lasted FOUR hours and was brutally hard... for the intro tutorial!
Thought maybe we played it wrong. Went back over everything AGAIN. Tried a second time. Didn't go much better. Haven't played since unfortunately....
And it's rough because it's so hyped up from so many people and I just can't understand how their experiences went so well!
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I try REALLY hard to figure out why I didn't like it. Not just my gut reaction, analyze the design and make sure that I didn't hit a particularly bad run of luck or that we missed a rule or something. I want to give each game a chance. And if I don't like it after I'm done dissecting it, I now can compare that to other games I like. Is this a rule or mechanism that I should just avoid, or do I like it in other games but the way it was implemented here didn't work?
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I usually save it for later - specifically the winter months when it’s cold, and then cut it up and set it on fire.
(this was all a lie)
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Specifically for dice games, if there's no dice mitigation, I make my own house rules to add in some dice mitigation.
In general, my game group with add our own random house rules sometimes just to see how they change the game and if it helps.
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In this case? Just play Ares Expedition and give this to someone who does like the luck-factor 😅
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I just had my first experience with this last week. I really thought Tiny Towns would be a hit for my wife and I, but we both really didn't care for it. Thankfully, I work for a high school, so I just donated the game to our gaming club and called it a day.
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My most recent one was Mythwind. I played it solo for about 6 sessions totalling 18 hours and realised I'd accidentally 'solved' it. I ended up spending every turn forcing the story along because I was enjoying that, and eventually just started choose your own adventuring through the deck to see it out.
I tried resetting it and playing with my wife, but that was still dull so ended up selling it.
I've heard of people resetting the characters and main board periodically so that there's something to do while you wait for the plot to progress. I'm very glad I didn't support their other game while waiting for Mythwind to be delivered because I'm deeply suspicious of that designer/publisher now.
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Tim Chuon and Board Game Bar quite literally just did videos in the past week about games being bad vs not liking them
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This is a great game for solo play more than anything else. Far better than Ares Expedition, where I’d much rather play Race for the Galaxy.
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Yup…. Unless we really really like something else about the game, we say oh well! So many games, so little time!!! Moving along.
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I have felt that way sometimes with Gloomhaven: Buttons and Bugs. I feel like I spend most of my time rolling negative modifiers and the bad guys are just beating the snot out of me with positive rolls. Makes for a slightly frustrating experience (until I start rolling those +s 😁)
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I just leave my games in their shrink wrap - that way they don't ever disappoint me.
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i usually apply the FOOD rule..i will try at least 2 times ... sometimes u need time to acquire certain pallete :) but if it does not do better the 2nd time... it's getting lower
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This is me and Awkward Guests. I always seem to be the one no one trades with or I get traded back cards I already knew and just get stomped…like 10 games o er the last couple years. We made a house rule that if you get skipped three times you pull three cards from the draw deck.
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Depends on the game, sometimes I give it another try a couple weeks later, other times I sell it.
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Depends on the game and the company. I also did not like TM the dice game, so I wrote it off as “meh, it’s not for everyone, I’d rather play the big brother.”
Others I get skeptical because of the hype and it usually doesn’t live up to that so I can say “well glad I tried it.”
The ones I’m excited for that fall flat though, I usually try again with different players, but if it doesn’t hit, I get a little bummed and then move on. So many great games out there, why waste time on the ones you don’t love 😊
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@gmphiljuth
4 months ago
First thing I do is make sure I read the rules correctly. I usually didn't read the rules correctly
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