Posters on r/boardgames like to justify what they're doing as collecting, but is clicking on dozens of kickstarters out of FOMO and filling up literally an entire room of a house really collecting, or a compulsion?
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We really need to start rethinking the way board games work- every day on r/boardgames there's a frontpage post with someone publicly humble-bragging their hoarding tendencies and dozens of replies enabling their behavior. -
We really need to start rethinking the way board games work- every day on r/boardgames there's a frontpage post with someone publicly humble-bragging their hoarding tendencies and dozens of replies enabling their behavior.Since getting into 18xx games I wish that more game genres could begin printing games that reuse a common library of pieces. You could just ship a nice printed rulebook and perhaps a paper or cardboard game board (kind of like the wargaming world has done forever).
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We really need to start rethinking the way board games work- every day on r/boardgames there's a frontpage post with someone publicly humble-bragging their hoarding tendencies and dozens of replies enabling their behavior.We really need to start rethinking the way board games work- every day on r/boardgames there's a frontpage post with someone publicly humble-bragging their hoarding tendencies and dozens of replies enabling their behavior. Endless kickstarters of derivative games produce mountains of indistinguishable plastic trash components, shipping big boxes of crap to whales all over the world that provide the funding for designers to perhaps break even on a passion project ... (continued)