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Subject: How well does it play with 2? rss

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Joe Casadonte
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How well does it scale down for 2 players? Thanks!
 
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J C Lawrence
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Very well. I think it is better with 3 players and about the same with 4 players.

A terrible teaching/learning game for the 18xx tho.
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Ingo Griebsch
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Hi,
clearclaw wrote:
A terrible teaching/learning game for the 18xx tho.


terrible? This game is terrible?
 
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J C Lawrence
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1860 is a brilliant game, my favourite of the 18xx. Unstable, prone to great drama, screaming run-away winners, amazing hail-mary come-from-behind wins, jaw-droppingly clever coordinated move sequences, and more volatility and dynamism than you can shake a stick at -- even more than good old 1830. And for all those reasons and many more, it is a terrible game to use to learn or teach the 18xx.
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Ingo Griebsch
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Me again,

clearclaw wrote:
And for all those reasons and many more, it is a terrible game to use to learn or teach the 18xx.


now I understand...
 
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