Chapel
United States
Round Rock
Texas
Only for the love of the game...
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http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/141004
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United States
Columbus
Ohio
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Oops. Sorry for the repost. I was away from BGG for all of Dec and didn't see that thread.
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Eric
Canada
Gatineau
Quebec
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Funny!
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Scott Woodard
United States
Burbank
California
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That is AWESOME! I can't stop watching it!!!
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Doc Bullseye
United States
Brownsburg
Indiana
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What the...?
http://wangmingco.cn/eng/Product3.htm
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Ed
United States
Oakland
California
Wankel engine
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I don't like elimination games.
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Geoff Bohrer
United States
Hereford
Arizona
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ed95005 wrote: I don't like elimination games.
C'mon, you shoudn't rate it till ya play it, right? It's only once....
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Doc Bullseye
United States
Brownsburg
Indiana
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gbohrer wrote:
C'mon, you shoudn't rate it till ya play it, right? It's only once....
Not if you win!
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J C Lawrence
United States
Campbell
California
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ed95005 wrote: I don't like elimination games.
All games that have a single winner are effectively elimination games. The only question is how close the elimination is perceived to be to the end of the game.
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David
New Zealand
Wellington
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KnobDoctor wrote:
That little video is getting really annoying.
If this website is a hoax, it's a very convincing one. If it's not a hoax, then I'm skeptical, but very very concerned...
Their product line:
* Christmas Tree
* Industrial Grade Oven Gloves
* "Family" board game involving fire and explosives...!
At the bottom of their 'Human' section it says this:
Quote: At weekend balls, leaders and employees enjoy together, there is full of cheerful chatting and laughing during singing and dancing. The festival evenings, " New Year's Day", "May 4th" and "National Day", etc., the employees spend many unforgettable nights with the infinite happiness.
That's bad enough to be real, IMO.
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Steve Lockett
Australia
Rockingham
Western Australia
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It's gotta be Hong Kong's answer to the Pythons/SNL/The Goodies, etc.
All that's missing is a giant kitten attacking a post office tower...
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Ed
United States
Oakland
California
Wankel engine
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Can someone post an English translation of what they're saying?
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Michael Barnes
United States
Decatur
Georgia
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Quote: Their product line:
* Christmas Tree
* Industrial Grade Oven Gloves
* "Family" board game involving fire and explosives...!
Well, 3M (Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing) used to make board games...
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T.W. Man
Netherlands
Amsterdam
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Bavaria is a Dutch beer brand. Perhaps this is part of their marketing campaign in Asia? Though it has a *ahem* different feel compared to the rest of their campaign...
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Ed
United States
Oakland
California
Wankel engine
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clearclaw wrote: All games that have a single winner are effectively elimination games. The only question is how close the elimination is perceived to be to the end of the game.
Heh, German games make the losers sit through their humiliation to the very end, that's why I like them. Oh, you're 50 VPs behind and have no hope of winning? You're not walking away. You're going to sit right there for the next hour going through the motions and watching me win. 
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Self Appointed Senator of Good Ideas
Other-South Pacific
Coming Soon
Castle GreySkull
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Check out "Ask a Ninja" on Youtube as well, they are funny.
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Eric Chantigny
Canada
Gatineau
Quebec
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The answer is here:
http://www.scarytoyclown.com/?p=207
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Jon Dockter
United States
Chicago
Illinois
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No first person advantage in this game.
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L. Stitz
Germany
Lüneburg
Tee-hee-hee-hee-hi-hihihi-hu-hua-huar-huarrrRRRrrrrrr.
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TeeWee wrote: Bavaria is a Dutch beer brand.
WTF??? 
ed95005 wrote: clearclaw wrote: All games that have a single winner are effectively elimination games. The only question is how close the elimination is perceived to be to the end of the game. Heh, German games make the losers sit through their humiliation to the very end, that's why I like them. Oh, you're 50 VPs behind and have no hope of winning? You're not walking away. You're going to sit right there for the next hour going through the motions and watching me win.
That's why I like games like Carcassonne or TTR, that have a hidden scoring component. In German we have a saying that goes "Wer zuletzt lacht, lacht am besten." (Who laughs last, laughs best.) If I had GG for all those times where a surefire winner had to admit defeat in the end, I'd have an avatar by now! 
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Ed
United States
Oakland
California
Wankel engine
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Carcassonne has a hidden scoring component?
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Chris Trimmer
United States
Lewisville
Texas
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Everyone who tells me that they played this always claims that they won. Must be broken.
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Jonathan Kidsley
United Kingdom
Nottingham
Long Eaton, Nottingham
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just ordered my copy from Amazon.jpn on someones recommendation that it can be played solo
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