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We are called to be architects of the future, not its victims. – R. Buckminster Fuller—
What if the future is non-dystopian? No pandemic, zombies, or post-apocalyptic rubble? Imagine instead a future in which humanity explores the fringes of the achievable, in which scientists and technocrats rewrite the human condition by expanding into new spheres — the developing world, the cloud, and space. Win by solving humanitarian problems, demolishing societal and technological barriers, and guiding human progress towards a future of your design.
Year Published
2019
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Shelf or Sell general_discussion at 14:04 sentiment: positive
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positive
Pros
- part of a three-pack of Pax expansions
- highly anticipated by the narrator's circle
Cons
- expansion complexity may be daunting to newcomers
Thematic elements
- pax series / historical reconstructions
Comparison games
- Pax Pamir
- Pax Premier
- Root
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- historical simulation / negotiation — focus on historical factions with strategic depth
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- you are a pepper farmer
- this is eclipse this is a four second dawn for the galaxy 4e game that i have actually played
- i'm teaching alex this
- i'm so excited that i now know how to play this game
- it's a tile laying game where you're laying out a map
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