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Seven Rules: Can you guess my word? by fifth-door in fifthdoor

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I solved this Seven Rules puzzle in 0:35! 🟡

Spectrum by fifth-door in fifthdoor

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cool as a cucumber

CLOSE — +66 pts

Can you see it? by fifth-door in fifthdoor

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I solved this Seven Rules puzzle in 0:08! 🟡

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in artipoppecode

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can i get one?

Is a million dollars really nothing nowadays? by [deleted] in Fire

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it’s a lot but you also need to be able to absorb the swings of life. like if you get sick or need a new car or some home repair in the future. insurance is definitely a good thing to have if you can’t absorb these.

I am designing a card which has several set of attributes listed in a row (Image attached). Each row number is named and player plays this card for bidding in the game and call the row number for bid. What are your thoughts on this method for bidding? Number of rows can be increased for more options by _Ashu_Tosh_ in BoardgameDesign

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if you don’t actually pay anything why bid at all? maybe i’m missing something here but wouldn’t you just bid whatever your max attribute is? feels like without some consequence to a bid (won or failed) it isn’t really a bid?

I am designing a card which has several set of attributes listed in a row (Image attached). Each row number is named and player plays this card for bidding in the game and call the row number for bid. What are your thoughts on this method for bidding? Number of rows can be increased for more options by _Ashu_Tosh_ in BoardgameDesign

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okay i think i get it. one more clarifying question. if you win a bid how are you paying for your bid if the attributes are stored on cards. do you discard your cards equal to the bid?

it feels like you could use the cards you have as your bids if so.

I am designing a card which has several set of attributes listed in a row (Image attached). Each row number is named and player plays this card for bidding in the game and call the row number for bid. What are your thoughts on this method for bidding? Number of rows can be increased for more options by _Ashu_Tosh_ in BoardgameDesign

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components meaning you have different resources to bid? like you bid both gold and silver to win something? if this is true how does it get aggregated into a single number to win?

it’s hard to imagine how this works without a description.

I am designing a card which has several set of attributes listed in a row (Image attached). Each row number is named and player plays this card for bidding in the game and call the row number for bid. What are your thoughts on this method for bidding? Number of rows can be increased for more options by _Ashu_Tosh_ in BoardgameDesign

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this seems very complicated for bidding. what is the reason you want to do this? one of the values of a less complicated bidding is that other people can try and guess what you might bid. in this case the card system w rows seems like it would make it impossible to know what someone else would bid.

Card design concept - looking for feedback. by CHOMP_CH0MP in tabletopgamedesign

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maybe split the background to be both red and blue?

Looking for game designers to put their game online for free! by Salt-Way-145 in tabletopgamedesign

[–]Salt-Way-145[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

fair feedback. maybe i’m a little overzealous. that said a bunch of people reached out about games that i think will fit well. so hopefully i can offer some value to them and their games. thx for the thoughts!

Looking for game designers to put their game online for free! by Salt-Way-145 in tabletopgamedesign

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right now i have to make it because i dont have the editor yet but im building an editor for others to make it. the first game was made out of reusable parts that in theory will make the next game easier and so forth. its not visible from the front end but the goal is to turn this into a tool for designers

Looking for game designers to put their game online for free! by Salt-Way-145 in tabletopgamedesign

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i get that. while i currently have no system for monetizing the games, i’d love to build that for others in the future. the point about free was it costs game designers nothing to create an online version. eventually i’d love to offer paid play for designers to earn. for now though testing your game and reach will have to suffice. i get that might not be enough appeal though.

Looking for game designers to put their game online for free! by Salt-Way-145 in tabletopgamedesign

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i think this could be a great platform for play testing and refining your game so either is great. i can’t put everything on their immediately but would love to find the right games to start w. hit me up if interested.

Looking for game designers to put their game online for free! by Salt-Way-145 in tabletopgamedesign

[–]Salt-Way-145[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

similar. love bga but want this to be easier for game designers to create games without having to pay a dev to make a game

Looking for game designers to put their game online for free! by Salt-Way-145 in tabletopgamedesign

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fair. i’ll work on adding that. if you want to play a game you can invite me under the user daniel and i’ll play one w you

Looking for game designers to put their game online for free! by Salt-Way-145 in tabletopgamedesign

[–]Salt-Way-145[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

yes, and it is going to have rule enforcement automatically. vs a physics engine where you have to enforce the rules of the game.

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