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Nine circles of gaming hell
What happens when a group of gamers who prefer European/German board games get told they have to play Advanced Squad Leader?
I know how they feel. I've met players of all the types listed, and more. I can see older versions of myself and friends in some of them. Via Mr Pink himself.
I is sat in bed watching Jennie's birthday present from
pmoodie, having eaten a midnight snack of haloumi, oat bread and carrots. Life is goooood...
"These rules," he wailed, "all these rules! Look at them--rules for smoke screens, rules for vehicles, rules for tanks who don't have turrets... rules... too many rules. Too much conflict--I don't want to shoot anyone, I just want to move wooden cubes and trains across the board--where is the auction system? Why can't we bid on who gets shot?"GeekList: Gaming in the Nine Circles of Hell... | BoardGameGeek
I know how they feel. I've met players of all the types listed, and more. I can see older versions of myself and friends in some of them. Via Mr Pink himself.
I is sat in bed watching Jennie's birthday present from
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The final scene with Kirk having Tribbles flung at his head is possibly Trek's finest moment! :D
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The one you're talking about is when they dump a storage bin's worth of tribbles on his head as they're investigating whether the security on Station K7 had been breached. And yeah, that's a pretty good moment, too! 8-D
Favorite line - McCoy is reporting on the Bridge reporting to Kirk regarding the tribbles' biology ...
McCoy: "They reproduce at will." (looks around Bridge, which is covered in tribbles) "And brother, have they got a lot of will ... !"
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I also was with a friend when he ended up losing his ship in Elite on the C64, unfortunately they weren't on the Speccy...
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