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So it's sort of 'Monopoly: The Honor System Edition'? 'Cos
that's been tried, and it turned out that Big Brother wasn't
watching very closely... |
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The Simpsons nuclear family model in the age of nuclear
control. |
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The Homer Simpson Edition. |
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Sounds a lot like a boardgame version of the “multiple endings” feature common to many video games. |
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[+] I’d love to see the board – enough half-baking, just draw it! |
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The esoteric ones are really. |
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People who relate what you do to their own knowledge
base and determine if they will reproduce functionalism or
if your functionalism should not be produced by even you. |
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Giving someone the winning idea and then losing the
game. The dominus spiritus. |
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Exploring the subjecispace of possibilities. |
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A player that follows one book of rules, and a player that follows multiple books of rules for the same game. Outcome of playing determines what book methodology is used |
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A player that plays based on the physical features of the board, and one that plays based on the rule book. |
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A player that plays to be alone, and one that plays to win friends. |
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I like the concept of bored games. |
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On some level the bored game could be a fast food outlet or a maze like furniture store called Idea. |
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